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Reason for names longer than 30 characters?!

identitymanager-support
over 1 year ago

Hello Community,

we are using One Identity Manager version 8.1.5

we have created our own table indexes for some tables. In doing so, we noticed the following message in the system journal

Element name longer then 30 chars ... from the Application QBM_PCustomSQLFill.

By doing a little research in the documentation, we came across the consistency check that checks for names longer than 30 characters.

- DatabaseModel --> NamingConventions

What is the background of this?
According to Microsoft there is no such limitation for names

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  • 0 over 1 year ago in reply to Hanno Bunjes

    Hi Hanno,

    a use case with us is for example with customer specific tables.

    Here there is the prefix "CCC_" which is already 4 characters. In addition, there is the table name, which also takes a few characters.

    OOTB there are table names with up to 30 characters.

    Then the name for the index is added - there 30 characters are very little - or differently formulated not enough in this use case.