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Incorrectly concatenated data type in Convert-DbaIndexToTable.ps1

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Incorrectly concatenated data type in Convert-DbaIndexToTable.ps1

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Incorrectly concatenated data type in Convert-DbaIndexToTable.ps1

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Incorrectly concatenated data type in Convert-DbaIndexToTable.ps1

So the above edits got me back up and running. Suspect there are more elegant solutions than this.

Incorrectly concatenated data type in Convert-DbaIndexToTable.ps1

Now I'm stuck in a forEach loop starting at line 71633 (facepalm)

Incorrectly concatenated data type in Convert-DbaIndexToTable.ps1

Apologies @andreasjordan the two screenshots directly above are showing my efforts to resolve the issue but I found myself in a bit of a rabbit hole. The first of the...

Incorrectly concatenated data type in Convert-DbaIndexToTable.ps1

I have found a workaround. Upgraded to [v1.1.134] - same issue exists however... Inside the JSON file created by "New-DbaDbMaskingConfig" - if the target masking column metadata blocks are separated...