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SQL Anywhere: Wrong DDL syntax CREATE SEQUENCE ... AS ...
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* Fixes issue #4415: "Wrong DDL syntax CREATE SEQUENCE ... AS ..." In addition to the original issue description, not only the reported bug is fixed, but also the support for CREATE SEQUENCE was extended in alignment with the latest product manual. Unit test for SQL Anywhere NO CACHE clause
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Description
Using latest SQL Anywhere 17.0.11-7254 as a standalone engine (without using testcontainers) I am trying to execute integration tests, and this is the result:
Apparently Liquibase expects that SQL Anywhere supports the syntax
CREATE SEQUENCE ... AS ...
, but according to the latest product manual SQL Anywhere is (and I assume, it ever was) unable to deal with theAS ...
clause:Steps To Reproduce
Expected/Desired Behavior
The IT passes successfully.
Liquibase Version
master
Database Vendor & Version
SAP SQL Anywhere 17.0.11
Liquibase Integration
N/A
Liquibase Extensions
N/A
OS and/or Infrastructure Type/Provider
Windows 10 Pro (German)
Additional Context
Standalone engine / Without Testcontainers
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