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bvc_OrderPackage can not store reasonable TimeInTransit values
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The bvc_OrderPackage.TimeInTransit field is an int. The Package.Mapper converts TimeInTransit into ticks such as [2]2592000000000 for 3 days. This value is too big to store in an SQL Server int field.[/2] |
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We will have to change that into bigint for a future release. Would it help for us to provide you with sql to update the table for you? |
Justin Etheredge Senior Software Engineer BVSoftware |
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No thank you. I can wait for a future release. |
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Why don't you change the meaning of the TimeInTransit from ticks to something more reasonable like minutes or even hours? There is no added value in making it Ticks except that you will get huge numbers all the time. Corneliu. |
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Well, now that it is in Ticks we will most likely leave it that way since any values in that field would have to be converted and there is no guarantee that the conversion will work properly since it will just end up with a bunch of integers. For now we will most likely just update the field to be a bigint. |
Justin Etheredge Senior Software Engineer BVSoftware |
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