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This section applies specifically to the Zephyr Enterprise product and provides information on the migration options to 5.0. The information below is generally used to inform the system administrators of the different migration options to the 5.0 instance.If you're upgrading or migrating to Zephyr Enterprise 5.0 between the databases, please use the information provided below: |
From | TO 5.0 | ||
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| MySQL | SQL Server | Oracle | |
| 4.7 (Build #9213 - MySQL) | Upgrade | Upgrade to 5.0 MySQL + Migrate to 5.0 SQL Server | Upgrade to 5.0 MySQL + Migrate to 5.0 Oracle |
| 4.8 (Build #13321 - MySQL) | Upgrade | Upgrade to 5.0 MySQL + Migrate to 5.0 SQL Server | Upgrade to 5.0 MySQL + Migrate to 5.0 Oracle |
| 4.8.2 (Build # 13818 - MySQL) | Upgrade | Upgrade to 5.0 MySQL + Migrate to 5.0 SQL Server | Upgrade to 5.0 MySQL + Migrate to 5.0 Oracle |
| 4.8.1.2 (Build # 13842 - MySQL) | Upgrade | Upgrade to 5.0 MySQL + Migrate to 5.0 SQL Server | Upgrade to 5.0 MySQL + Migrate to 5.0 Oracle |
| 4.8 (Build #13321 - SQLServer) | Not Supported | Upgrade | Not Supported |
| 4.8.2 (Build # 13818 - SQLServer) | Not Supported | Upgrade | Not Supported |
| 4.8.1.2 (Build # 13842 - Oracle) | Not Supported | Not Supported | Upgrade |
| Upgrader CLI | |||
| MySQL Upgrader command for windows | <upgrader file name> --VzMySQLPath='C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.6\bin\mysql.exe' -VzMySQLCnfFilePath='C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.6\my-default.ini' | ||
| MySQL upgrader command for Linux | <upgrader file name> -VzMySQLPath='/usr/bin/mysql' -VzMySQLCnfFilePath='/etc/mysql/my.cnf' | ||
| Embedded Upgrader command | <upgrader file name> -VzMySQLPath='C:\Program Files\Zephyr\mysql\bin\mysql.exe' -VzMySQLCnfFilePath='C:\Program Files\Zephyr\mysql\my.ini' | ||
| For MSSQL Upgrader | For windows double click & For linux sh <upgrader file name>.sh (No need to pass any arguments like MySQL) | ||
| For Oracle Upgrader | For windows double click & For linux sh <upgrader file name>.sh (No need to pass any arguments like MySQL) | ||
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