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In OAuth 2.0 sessions, we can have multiple sessions for the same device anyway, so this constraint doesn't exactly make sense. Fixes #2033 Fixes #2312
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18 lines
776 B
SQL
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-- Drops the unique constraint on the device_id column in the compat_sessions table
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ALTER TABLE compat_sessions
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DROP CONSTRAINT compat_sessions_device_id_unique;
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