I have been using flyway community edition version 5.2.3 for a while now. We just recently tried to upgrade flyway to version 8.2. After upgrading to version 8.2 the execution against MySQL 5.7 is throwing an error stating
"ERROR: Flyway Teams Edition or MySQL upgrade required: MySQL 5.7 is
no longer supported by Flyway Community Edition, but still supported
by Flyway Teams Edition."
My question is what was the last version of the flyway community edition that supported MySQL 5.7?
Flyway Community Edition 8.0.0-beta1 dropped support for databases older than 5 years, including MySQL 5.7.
The minimum supported version of MySQL was increased from 5.7 to 8.0 in this commit, which was introduced in Flyway 8.0.0-beta1.
Currently, the latest community edition version that supports MySQL 5.7 is Flyway 7.15.0.
Just download old version of flyway manually from the website and install it.
Tried installing it from brew using various method, it doesn't work for flyway.
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Suppose I have a running database with Flyway.
I am with the same database and Flyway version (artifact) six years later.
Since Flyway 8.0.0-beta1, database versions older than five years have deprecated support (https://flywaydb.org/documentation/learnmore/releaseNotes#8.0.0-beta1).
So, does that mean that any Flyway version will not work with older databases? Does it just mean that current versions of Flyway will not work with older databases? Is this just about support and not about not working?
Example: Flyway 8.0 works with MySQL 5.5 or higher, and Flyway 9.0 works with MySQL 8.0 or higher. If I am still with Flyway 8.0 and MySQL 5.5 after six years, will Flyway still work?
I have installed Oracle Database 11.2.0.1.0 in my Windows 10 desktop PC with the installation files from official site link.
Is it possible to update this to 11.2.0.2.0 ?
I'm asking this because our staging server uses 11.2.0.2.0 so I'd like to match the version.
Thanks.
Normally if you have an Oracle support account you can download a CPU to upgrade. But if you don't, I would suggest to follow this link : http://mydbspace.com/?p=104 ( although is Linux, the operative is more or less the same )
It explains very well the steps, nevertheless, are you aware that 11g is already unsupported. You should try to use a newer version.
Rergards
I currently have a website in DNN Community Edition (version 7.3.2). I need to upgrade the website to enterprise edition. I have tried searching (read Googling) for the steps and protocols to be followed to achieve this. However, all search results, blogs and online documentation I have encountered so far seem to be pertaining to upgrading Community Edition (CE) to Professional Edition (PE) or Professional Edition (PE) to Enterprise Edition (EE). Based on my understanding, I get the feeling that I have to upgrade to Professional Edition in order to be able to upgrade to Enterprise Edition (EE).
So can anybody tell me is it possible to upgrade Community edition to Enterprise Edition straightaway OR do I have to go through the installation of Professional edition?
You will simply perform the same steps as you would to upgrade to PE. No need to upgrade to PE then EE.
Backup everything (files/database)
Download the EE Upgrade package
Extract the EE Upgrade package (make sure to unblock the ZIP if you're using Windows Compression to extract)
Copy the files from the UPGRADE extraction over your existing CE location.
Side note: Probably too late, but do you really need Enterprise Edition?
Where can I download the jar file for DB2 version 8.2 ?
I could find the latest version but not the 8.2 version on IBM's page
Trying to migrate DB2 8.2 to Oracle 11g Any help appreciated.
Various DB2 client packages can be found here: Download Fix Packs by version for IBM Data Server Client Packages DB2 8 is long out of support, but you should be fine using version 9.1 or 9.5 of the driver. What you need is probably just the JDBC driver.
I'm trying to upgrade from teamcity 6.5 to 7.1.4a.
I get into maintenance mode at startup where it helpfully informs me that there is a :
Version mismatch: Configuration version is 544 but Database version is 454.
Data Directory
Directory path: /opt/TeamCity-7.1.4a/.BuildServer exists
Database properties file exists
Internal database file exists
Database
Database type: ORACLE
Database connection URL: **
Server: Oracle Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production With the Partitioning and Automatic Storage Management options
Server version: 11.2
Driver: Oracle JDBC driver 11.2.0.1.0
Driver version: 11.2
Versions
Software version: 544
Data directory version: 544
Database version: 454
All handy information, but how do I actually upgrade it. A google seems to indicate I should hit the 'upgrade' button. The problem being there isn't one.
So how do I actually upgrade it?
That issue happens with mismatch version of external database. In my case help update and restore Teamcity:
Upgrading from 8.1.6 to 9.0.1, TeamCity 9.0.1 will ask to upgrade drivers to the latest version 5.1. If the MySQL server version is 5.5 or newer, the JDBC driver version should be 5.1.23 or newer.
Upgrade to: Connector/J 5.1.34; Teamcity 9.0; MySQL 5.6.22 (MySQL 5.0.33+, 5.1.49+, 5.5+ (Please note that due to bugs in MySQL, versions 5.0.20, 5.0.22 and 5.1 up to 5.1.34 are not compatible with TeamCity))
Have you seen this Configuration version is XXX but Database version is YYY
One of the solution is to drop all the tables in the databases.