Upgrading from J 1.5 to J 2.5, using PHPMyAdmin

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10 years 7 months ago #1432 by tonyburgos
Hello, I have seen this post: solidsystem.it/how-to-and-tutorials/149-...es-to-joomla-17.html but I'm updating my Joomla site using a different tool (SPUpgrade).

After I upgraded my site, I moved the 3 customproperties tables from my J 1.5 site and imported them into my new J 2.5 site (using PHPMyAdmin), after I did that, I installed CP 2.3.5 (build180). It seems like things are working fine (I still have to test a little more), so, my question is:

what do you think of my migrating process, is it OK to do it like I did?
or did I break something and I'll have trouble with CP?

If my migration process is wrong, could you please tell me what steps should I follow to do it again? remember I don't use JUpgrade,

Thanks

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10 years 7 months ago #1433 by andrea_4g
Replied by andrea_4g on topic Upgrading from J 1.5 to J 2.5, using PHPMyAdmin
The procedure you followed is fine, as long as the articles kept their original ids after the migration.
In fact the table structure for Custom Properties is the same for the latest J 1.5 packages and the latest J 2.5 versions.

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10 years 7 months ago #1434 by tonyburgos
Replied by tonyburgos on topic Upgrading from J 1.5 to J 2.5, using PHPMyAdmin
ok, good to know.
thanks

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10 years 7 months ago #1435 by tonyburgos
Replied by tonyburgos on topic PROBLEM Upgrading from J 1.5 to J 2.5, PHPMyAdmin
Actually, the J 1.5 and the J 2.5 DB seem to be different, please take a look at the following error message I got when trying to assign access = public to a property (see attached image):

Error while saving: TableCpfield: :store failed
Unknown column 'required' in 'field list' SQL=UPDATE `xxxxxxx_custom_properties_fields` SET `name`='location',`label`='Location',`field_type`='select',`modules`='',`published`='1',`required`='0',`access`='1',`ordering`='1' WHERE `id`='1'

so, the "required" field is missing, what other fields out there could be missing?
did you compare both DB structures?
could you advise how to fix this issue?
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10 years 7 months ago #1436 by tonyburgos
Replied by tonyburgos on topic PROBLEM Upgrading from J 1.5 to J 2.5, PHPMyAdmin
attaching image, it seems like it didn't attach

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10 years 7 months ago #1437 by andrea_4g
Replied by andrea_4g on topic Upgrading from J 1.5 to J 2.5, using PHPMyAdmin
I do confirm that:

- most recent CP version for J1.5: 2.0.5
- most recent CP version for J2.5: 2.3.5

have exactly the same table structure.

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