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When updating data attached to a collaboration server via sql, what is necessary to ensure changes are triggered?
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Is changing the version sufficient? (e.g. below). I understand this is risky.
UPDATE tbl_flows
SET
FLOW_TYPE = 'PRODUCT_FLOW',
VERSION = VERSION + 1
WHERE FLOW_TYPE = 'WASTE_FLOW'
AND ID = 525;
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Oh I see a similar question that is python based, so I think the answer is that yes the version is sufficient
https://ask.openlca.org/8835/comit-changes-existing-processes-flows-collaboration-server
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