Open Tylorjg opened 4 months ago
When using the CDATA driver with Liquibase v4.23, it results in a TIMESTAMP word appearing in the query when trying to lock the database.
For example
UPDATE [<keyspace_name>].[DATABASECHANGELOGLOCK] SET [LOCKED] = TRUE, [LOCKEDBY] = '<host>', [LOCKGRANTED] = TIMESTAMP '<time>' WHERE [DATABASECHANGELOGLOCK]
Whereas it should appear as
UPDATE [<keyspace_name>].[DATABASECHANGELOGLOCK] SET [LOCKED] = TRUE, [LOCKEDBY] = '<host>', [LOCKGRANTED] = '<time>' WHERE [DATABASECHANGELOGLOCK]
It is specific to when using the CDATA driver.
When using the CDATA driver with Liquibase v4.23, it results in a TIMESTAMP word appearing in the query when trying to lock the database.
For example
UPDATE [<keyspace_name>].[DATABASECHANGELOGLOCK] SET [LOCKED] = TRUE, [LOCKEDBY] = '<host>', [LOCKGRANTED] = TIMESTAMP '<time>' WHERE [DATABASECHANGELOGLOCK]Whereas it should appear as
UPDATE [<keyspace_name>].[DATABASECHANGELOGLOCK] SET [LOCKED] = TRUE, [LOCKEDBY] = '<host>', [LOCKGRANTED] = '<time>' WHERE [DATABASECHANGELOGLOCK]It is specific to when using the CDATA driver.