From: Brian White <brian.white AT mtu DOT edu>
>Phil Stracchino wrote: 
>On 08/04/10 11:14, Brian White wrote:
>>I've been using Bacula 2.2.5 as my primary backup software for several
>>>years now and am very happy.  As we move to newer version of our linux
>>>operating system I'm having issues with the client so I've decided it's
>>>about time to upgrade.  My plan is to upgrade to the latest stable
>>>version 5.0.2.  I'm concerned about upgrading the database tables.  I'm
>>>using MySql.  I know there is a script to upgrade the tables in my
>>>database but the comments in the script talk about upgrading from 3.0 to
>>>5.0.  Can I just run this script or should I download a previous version
>>>of bacula, say 3.0.x, and run that database table upgrade script first?
>>Your database has a Version table containing the current DB schema
>>version.  You need to find what version your current DB is, then obtain
>>and run, in order, all of the single-version upgrade scripts necessary
>>to bring it up to the current Version 12.
> Thanks.  I don't know MySQL very well.  Do you know how I would go about 
> finding the current DB schema version?

# mysql bacula
mysql> select * from Version;

JD


      

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