Hi,
What has most likely happened is you had Links SQL 1.x running. You installed the new version, and did the default options which is to _not_ overwrite any SQL tables. So now you have a mix of Links SQL 2.x tables and Links SQL 1.x tables.
The best solution is to use the prefix and put some prefix for your table names like 'new'. Then your tables will be called newLinks instead of Links and won't conflict.
I'm going to make the setup a lot better in recognizing this and add some better docs.
Cheers,
Alex
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Gossamer Threads Inc.
What has most likely happened is you had Links SQL 1.x running. You installed the new version, and did the default options which is to _not_ overwrite any SQL tables. So now you have a mix of Links SQL 2.x tables and Links SQL 1.x tables.
The best solution is to use the prefix and put some prefix for your table names like 'new'. Then your tables will be called newLinks instead of Links and won't conflict.
I'm going to make the setup a lot better in recognizing this and add some better docs.
Cheers,
Alex
--
Gossamer Threads Inc.
