Mantis#2730. Thank you kindly, StrawberryFride for a patch that:

MSSQL Fix to accommodate random ParentIDs. uint values now 
cleanly converted to ints and vice versa to hopefully prevent 
outofrange exceptions on prim storage.
0.6.1-post-fixes
Charles Krinke 2008-12-01 15:03:57 +00:00
parent 67c260fdcc
commit 01fc0492d0
1 changed files with 2 additions and 2 deletions

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@ -930,7 +930,7 @@ VALUES
prim.UUID = new UUID((String)primRow["UUID"]); prim.UUID = new UUID((String)primRow["UUID"]);
// explicit conversion of integers is required, which sort // explicit conversion of integers is required, which sort
// of sucks. No idea if there is a shortcut here or not. // of sucks. No idea if there is a shortcut here or not.
prim.ParentID = Convert.ToUInt32(primRow["ParentID"]); prim.ParentID = (uint)Convert.ToInt32(primRow["ParentID"]);
prim.CreationDate = Convert.ToInt32(primRow["CreationDate"]); prim.CreationDate = Convert.ToInt32(primRow["CreationDate"]);
prim.Name = (String)primRow["Name"]; prim.Name = (String)primRow["Name"];
// various text fields // various text fields
@ -1307,7 +1307,7 @@ VALUES
{ {
row["UUID"] = prim.UUID.ToString(); row["UUID"] = prim.UUID.ToString();
row["RegionUUID"] = regionUUID.ToString(); row["RegionUUID"] = regionUUID.ToString();
row["ParentID"] = prim.ParentID; row["ParentID"] = (int)prim.ParentID;
row["CreationDate"] = prim.CreationDate; row["CreationDate"] = prim.CreationDate;
row["Name"] = prim.Name; row["Name"] = prim.Name;
row["SceneGroupID"] = sceneGroupID.ToString(); row["SceneGroupID"] = sceneGroupID.ToString();