Okay, I was tempted into upgrading to 6.3.0 possibly before I should have just stopped and READ the CHANGELOG!.. PATIENCE, it is said, IS A VIRTUE! … now can’t rebuild index (among other things) and am seeing… unexpected YEAR near ‘year asc’ … I imagine this is a CCTZ library thing, where year suddenly became a reserved word.
Well, I can alias it as something else, but “year” is a pretty useful column name, if you know what I’m saying.
Can year still be used as a column?
Any/all help… greatly appreciated.
Okay, just noticed this…
ERROR: table ‘foo’: year is not a valid attribute name.
let me see what I can do.
year(date) as year should work. I will probably leave this here, in case anyone else runs into it.
…also noticed explicit declaration of id as:
# sql_attr_uint = id
is now an error… so, I just commented all of those out.
No real need to reply, unless you need a clarification.
Thank you everyone, for all your fine work!