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* Database connectivity issues.
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* Incompatible SQL Server version.
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* No COLUMNS STORE index support on Azure SQL lower than S3.
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* No columnstore index support on Azure SQL lower than S3.
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### Exception
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#### When having database connectivity issues
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1. Remove the row with the `Umbraco.Core.Upgrader.State+Umbraco.Engage` key from the `umbracoKeyValue` table in the database if it exists. 
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1. Remove the row with the `Umbraco.Core.Upgrader.State+Umbraco.Engage` key from the `umbracoKeyValue` table in the database if it exists.
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2. Remove all existing umbracoEngage\* tables from the database if they exist.
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3. Restart the site.
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When running Azure SQL on lower tiers and querying columnstore indexes, performance may decrease. Depending on the amount of data being processed, this can also lead to timeouts. This configuration is not recommended for production environments.
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{% endhint %}
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Azure SQL lower than S3 doesn't support creating COLUMN STORE indexes. To work around this follow these steps: 
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Azure SQL lower than S3 doesn't support creating columnstore indexes. To work around this follow these steps:
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1. Scale your Azure SQL environment to S3.
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2. Restart the site.
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3. Scale back to your initial Azure SQL tier.
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The columnstore indexes are created and can be used in a lower tier.
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The columnstore indexes are created and can be used in a lower tier.
You should use the theme available for the highest version that's less or equal to the version of Forms you have installed. For example, when using Umbraco Forms 13.4.0, and no file for that version is available use version 13.3.0 instead.
* Improved redirects in UmbracoFormsController for handling IContentFinder and virtual pages [#1456](https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco.Forms.Issues/issues/1456)
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* Fix prevalue source to sort by caption by default, not value [#1438](https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco.Forms.Issues/issues/1438)
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Defines the allowed characters for a username.
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### BackOffice Host
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Use this setting to override the Backoffice host URL. This is useful when the Backoffice client runs from a different origin than the Umbraco server. For example, in proxied, cloud-hosted setups, or when developing locally using Vite or another dev server.
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### User default lockout time
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Use this setting to configure how long time a User is locked out of the Umbraco backoffice when a lockout occurs. The setting accepts an integer which defines the lockout in minutes.
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description: Example on how to create and publish content programmatically using the ContentService.
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description: Example on how to create and publish content programmatically using the `IContentService`.
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# Content Service
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## Creating content programmatically
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In the example below, a new page is programmatically created using the content service. It is assumed that there are two document types, namely Catalogue and Product. In this case, a new Product is added underneath the Catalogue page. Add the below code in the Catalogue template.
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In the example below, a new content item is programmatically created using the content service. It is assumed that there are two document types, namely *Catalogue* and *Product*. A new *Product* node will be created under the *Catalogue* page.
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Create a new C# class file (for example, `MyProject/Services/PublishContentDemo.cs`) inside your web project.
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To display a Sign in the backoffice, register an `entitySign` extension.
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Typically, you’ll bind it to one or more flags returned in the server response using the `forEntityFlags` property. However, you can also provide your own logic to determine when a Sign should appear.
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If you're using an icon variant, set `kind` to `icon` and provide both `meta.iconName` and `meta.label`. This ensures the user interface has the necessary visual and accessible information to render the Sign correctly.
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### Example: Rendering an Entity Sign from a Server Flag
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