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7/4/2017 9:09 PM
 

In DNN Version=9.1.0.367 SQL Server 2012, Windows Server 2016

I am trying to create a gold master portal to build additional portals from.  I can successfully export one portal.  I create a new portal and try to Import the gold master to the site

Selecting Users or (Roles and Groups)  causes the import to hang on assets.  When I look in the Admin Logs  this is the error:

:Cannot insert duplicate key row in object 'dbo.FolderPermission' with unique index 'IX_FolderPermission_Users'. The duplicate key value is (107, 2526, 5). The statement has been terminated.

Does anyone know why this is trying to duplicate the folder permissions?  It should be changing the portalID to the new portal


 
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7/22/2017 3:28 PM
 

I was really hoping someone would have a suggestion or a common problem.

Can anyone try to duplicate this issue?

Use the Import/Export function.

Export a portal

Create a new portal

Import the backup to the new portal.

 

 
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7/23/2017 1:37 PM
 
this seems to be bug in import, please report into the public issue tracker at support.dnnsoftware.com.
As a workaround, you may use a modified version of AddFolderPermission stored procedure by executing the following code in Settings > SQL window of the PersonaBar:
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.Procedures WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'{databaseOwner}[{objectQualifier}AddFolderPermission]'))
    DROP PROCEDURE {databaseOwner}[{objectQualifier}AddFolderPermission]
GO

CREATE PROCEDURE {databaseOwner}[{objectQualifier}AddFolderPermission]
    @FolderID           Int, -- not Null!
    @PermissionID       Int, -- not Null!
    @RoleID             Int, -- might be negative for virtual roles
    @AllowAccess        Bit, -- false: deny, true: grant
    @UserID             Int, -- -1 is replaced by Null
    @CreatedByUserID    Int  -- -1 is replaced by Null
AS
    DECLARE @ID         Int;
BEGIN
    SET NoCount ON;
    MERGE INTO {databaseOwner}[{objectQualifier}FolderPermission] AS T
    USING (SELECT @FolderID                     AS FolderID,
                  @PermissionID                 AS PermissionID,
                  CASE WHEN IsNull(@UserID, -1) != -1 AND @RoleID = -1 THEN Null ELSE @RoleID END AS RoleID,
                  @AllowAccess                  AS AllowAccess,
                  NullIf(@UserID, -1)           AS UserID,
                  NullIf(@CreatedByUserID, -1)  AS CreatedByUserID,
                  GetDate()                     AS CreatedOnDate
           ) AS S ON T.FolderID = S.FolderID AND T.PermissionID = S.PermissionID AND IsNull(T.RoleID, -1) = IsNull(S.RoleID, -1) AND IsNull(T.UserID, -1) = IsNull(S.UserID, -1)
    WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE 
     SET @ID                    = T.FolderPermissionID, 
         T.AllowAccess          = S.AllowAccess,
         T.LastModifiedByUserID = CASE WHEN T.AllowAccess = S.AllowAccess THEN T.LastModifiedByUserID ELSE S.CreatedByUserID END,
         T.LastModifiedOnDate   = CASE WHEN T.AllowAccess = S.AllowAccess THEN T.LastModifiedOnDate   ELSE S.CreatedOnDate   END
    WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN INSERT 
    (   [FolderID],
        [PermissionID],
        [RoleID],
        [UserID],
        [AllowAccess],
        [CreatedByUserID],
        [CreatedOnDate],
        [LastModifiedByUserID],
        [LastModifiedOnDate]
    ) VALUES
    (   S.FolderID,
        S.PermissionID,
        S.RoleID,
        S.UserID,
        S.AllowAccess,
        S.CreatedByUserID,
        S.CreatedOnDate,
        S.CreatedByUserID,
        S.CreatedOnDate
    );
    SELECT IsNull(@ID, SCOPE_IDENTITY());
    SET NoCount OFF;
END; -- Procedure
GO

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