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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