Use this query on clickhouse for migrations table:
rename table managedobjects to managedobjects_old
CREATE TABLE noc.managedobjects ( date Date, ts DateTime, managed_object UInt64, administrative_domain UInt64, segment UInt64, container UInt64, level UInt16, x Float64, y Float64, pool UInt64, name String, ip UInt32, is_managed UInt8, profile UInt64, vendor UInt64, platform UInt64, version UInt64, n_interfaces Int32, n_subscribers Int32, n_services Int32, n_neighbors Int32, n_links Int32, nri_links Int32, mac_links Int32, stp_links Int32, lldp_links Int32, cdp_links Int32, has_stp UInt8, has_lldp UInt8, has_cdp UInt8, has_snmp UInt8, has_snmp_v1 UInt8, has_snmp_v2c UInt8) ENGINE = MergeTree(date, (managed_object, ts), 8192)
insert into noc.managedobjects select date as date, ts as ts, managed_object as managed_object, administrative_domain as administrative_domain, segment as segment, container as container, level as level, x as x, y as y, pool as pool, name as name, address as ip, is_managed as is_managed, profile as profile, vendor as vendor, platform as platform, version as version, n_interfaces as n_interfaces, n_subscribers as n_subscribers, n_services as n_services, n_neighbors as n_neighbors, n_links as n_links, nri_links as nri_links, mac_links as mac_links, stp_links as stp_links, lldp_links as lldp_links, cdp_links as cdp_links, has_stp as has_stp, has_lldp as has_lldp, has_cdp as has_cdp, has_snmp as has_snmp, has_snmp_v1 as has_snmp_v1, has_snmp_v2c as has_snmp_v2c from noc.managedobjects_old