S sever New member Messages 10 Points 0 Nov 22, 2014 #2 Code: [SQL]: - detected 1 new SQL updates[SQL]: -- 'sql-files/upgrades/2014-09-01--16-53.sql'[SQL]: To manually skip, type: 'sql update skip <file name>'
Code: [SQL]: - detected 1 new SQL updates[SQL]: -- 'sql-files/upgrades/2014-09-01--16-53.sql'[SQL]: To manually skip, type: 'sql update skip <file name>'
J jaBote Community Contributors Messages 2,037 Points 0 Github jaBote Nov 22, 2014 #3 Simply, if you recompile your server, run the specified SQL file into your RO database for being totally up-to-date. Last edited by a moderator: Nov 22, 2014
Simply, if you recompile your server, run the specified SQL file into your RO database for being totally up-to-date.
S sever New member Messages 10 Points 0 Nov 22, 2014 #4 is this the command? sql update sql-files/upgrades/2014-09-01--16-53.sql i'm very cautious as there is no revert for this.
is this the command? sql update sql-files/upgrades/2014-09-01--16-53.sql i'm very cautious as there is no revert for this.
J jaBote Community Contributors Messages 2,037 Points 0 Github jaBote Nov 23, 2014 #5 I'm unaware that command exists on current Hercules. I do personally prefer to do that via console with the awrver shut down: mysql -u user -p rodatabase < file.sql Then you'll be prompted for the user's password
I'm unaware that command exists on current Hercules. I do personally prefer to do that via console with the awrver shut down: mysql -u user -p rodatabase < file.sql Then you'll be prompted for the user's password