bug Report - Recreating an reserved property

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In short... If you delete a pre-defined item property, in this case - item number, and then later recreate it, it will throw a String or Binary truncation error exception when trying to save an instance of that item type to the database. The exception returned only shows the variable names and not the actual data being entered and the form was being filled out with only a single required field, the item number. I've rolled back my DB a couple times dealing with this and its the only thing that comes up. It seems like the exception is getting thrown improperly too or the database is not being properly defined when the column type is readded to the table for the particular item type.  
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  • Hi Tom, Thank you for the information. I can confirm that this issue reproduces in my environment as well when using a Revision with a sequence separated by either tabs or a newline. I have filed an issue for this to be fixed in a future release of Aras Innovator. In the meantime, please separate your revision sequences with spaces to avoid this issue. If you expect to be creating additional revisions, it may also be possible to add a server event to the Revision ItemType that will re-format any Revision sequence to be separated by spaces instead of newlines or tabs. Chris _____________________________ Christopher Gillis Aras Labs Software Engineer
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  • Hi Tom, Thank you for the information. I can confirm that this issue reproduces in my environment as well when using a Revision with a sequence separated by either tabs or a newline. I have filed an issue for this to be fixed in a future release of Aras Innovator. In the meantime, please separate your revision sequences with spaces to avoid this issue. If you expect to be creating additional revisions, it may also be possible to add a server event to the Revision ItemType that will re-format any Revision sequence to be separated by spaces instead of newlines or tabs. Chris _____________________________ Christopher Gillis Aras Labs Software Engineer
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