I am trying to deploy my v7.2 site to Amazon Web Services. I have separate database and host server instances. Copy of files seemed to go okay, but had a lot of trouble with the db. The "Restore..." utility seems to be disabled as it won't upload a .bak and, so I used the "Export Data..." utility from my originating server. That went great, and the front/back-end render, but when I go to edit a node, I get an error:
Error : Cannot insert the value NULL into column ‘id’, table ‘adsel-website.dbo.cmsPropertyData'; column does not allow nulls. INSERT fails.
I found an article about this on a separate blog, but I can't find the total.sql file he's referencing -- out of date? Oh, also, I'm going from MSSQL 2008 R2 to 2012 in case that helps. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
While its not really related to your issue, I find using the SQL Azure Migration Wizard helpful when migrating to an RDS instance in AWS. Maybe something went wrong with your original export so you could always give the migration wizard a try.
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I am trying to deploy my v7.2 site to Amazon Web Services. I have separate database and host server instances. Copy of files seemed to go okay, but had a lot of trouble with the db. The "Restore..." utility seems to be disabled as it won't upload a .bak and, so I used the "Export Data..." utility from my originating server. That went great, and the front/back-end render, but when I go to edit a node, I get an error:
I found an article about this on a separate blog, but I can't find the total.sql file he's referencing -- out of date? Oh, also, I'm going from MSSQL 2008 R2 to 2012 in case that helps. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Hi Phillip,
While its not really related to your issue, I find using the SQL Azure Migration Wizard helpful when migrating to an RDS instance in AWS. Maybe something went wrong with your original export so you could always give the migration wizard a try.
Hope that helps.
Thanks, Dan.
Yes, that worked much bettter. I can publish now. Thank you!
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