
When the rename of quantum->neutron occurred here ee3fe4e8 it also renamed the the table creation from quantum_nvp_port_mapping to neutron_nvp_port_mapping. This went undetected for a long time because when neutron-server starts up it pushes down the scheme for tables that are not there so the table would be created. Because of this the following migration 50e86cb2637a called op.rename_table('neutron_nvp_port_mapping', 'neutron_nsx_port_mappings') though the table name being used was quantum_nvp_port_mapping. Because of this the quantum_id->nvp_id mapping was never migrated over to the new table and you would be left with a quantum_nvp_port_mapping table hanging around. In addition, the downgrade would rename the table to neutron_nvp_port_mapping instead of quantum_nvp_port_mapping. This patch addresses this issues. Change-Id: I4f80b7b9dc56996ecd83826ee65918f5311c7c4f Closes-bug: #1267619
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