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Requires basic operations involving the database, including new/deleted tables, new/Deleted Items, and so on.

The next amount of work will be larger, comparing the new and old databases with each 'table', each 'item', and their attributes.

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menu, make the following settings.Ĭhart 9 run Navicat open multiple windows Start comparing Database differencesįor database comparison convenience, navicat to open multiple windows at the same time, the default is not allowed to open multiple windows, you must first in Navicat Tools > Options. ③ Importing database files Bitnami_redmine_new.sqlĪfter three databases are restored, as shown in:ĥ.2. ② new database, named Bitnami_redmine_newįigure 2 Creating a new database Bitnami_redmine_newįigure 3 Creating a database Bitnami_redmine_new Run Navicat for MySQL, select File > New Connection.

① using client Navicat for MySQL to connect to MySQL server The following is an example of recovering bitnami_redmine_new, other than the same, no longer a statement. In order to compare the needs, we need to restore the Bitnami_redmine_old.sql, bitnami_redmine_new.sql two database files out of three databases, as shown below. Restore the old and new databases on the MySQL server

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How to install, not within the scope of this article.ĥ.1. I completed the database consolidation in Windows XP, the environment is as follows:

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Here is a method, the overall idea is: to restore the new and old database files just back up (to MySQL Server), and then use the Navicat for MySQL graphical interface, 'table' to compare differences, and finally integrated a copy of the new server requirements of the database files.īefore you begin, install the MySQL server and the MySQL client. There are differences between the old and new databases, so what is the difference? mysql/bin/mysqldump-ubitnami-p ' 9f30a3f2ea ' bitnami_redmine > Bitnami_redmine_new.sql # Default Setup is given to MySQL with ruby1.9.īack up the database to the current directory of the Bitnami_redmine_new.sql file #cat./apps/redmine/htdocs/config/database.yml View the database user name and passwordĪs in the previous operation, record the username and password, and so on need to use. When the installation is complete, start the service.Ĥ.2. Install bitnami-redmine-3.0.3-0 on the new server and how to install it is not within the scope of this article. mysql/bin/mysqldump-ubitnami-p ' 87783b9008 ' bitnami_redmine > Bitnami_redmine_old.sqlĤ. # line indentation must is 2 spaces (no tabs).īack up the database to the current directory of the Bitnami_redmine_old.sql file # Examples for PostgreSQL, SQLite3 and SQL Server can is found at the end. # with MySQL and ruby1.8, replace the adapter name with ' MySQL '. # Default Setup is given to MySQL with ruby1.9. $ cat./apps/redmine/htdocs/config/database.yml View the Redmine-2.3.0-0/apps/redmine/htdocs/config/database.yml file, write down the username and password, and wait for it to be used. In these two versions, the database is changed.ģ. You are now migrating from Server A (version bitnami-redmine-2.3.0-0) to Server B (version bitnami-redmine-3.0.3-0). My redmine is installed on a Linux server with Bitnami-redmine. This is a tiger-balm approach, and if you have mastered it, you can do it easily, regardless of which version of Redmine is upgraded to. This article is intended to describe how to migrate redmine when the database is incompatible. In the Redmine server migration process, if the same version of the previous two redmine, things are simple, if the version is different, it is possible to face two version of the database is incompatible, it is more troublesome.

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