[Rt-commit] rt branch, 3.8-trunk, updated. rt-3.8.5-293-g99e477a

[jesse]

The branch, 3.8-trunk has been updated
       via  99e477aab130bd478e5a7efb23900be41375f981 (commit)
      from  71032278ebb1b2b010ac13bec9a095a8358cc73e (commit)

Summary of changes:
 UPGRADING.mysql |    6 +++---
 1 files changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

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commit 99e477aab130bd478e5a7efb23900be41375f981
Author: Jesse Vincent <jesse at bestpractical.com>
Date:   Mon Oct 12 14:12:16 2009 -0400

    Fixes rt3.fsck.com#13490 - confusing instructions for the mysql 4.1->5 upgrade commands
    
    Also fixes Debian Bug #550278
    Thanks to Marcus Better.

diff --git a/UPGRADING.mysql b/UPGRADING.mysql
index 4f659dc..accaa97 100644
--- a/UPGRADING.mysql
+++ b/UPGRADING.mysql
@@ -25,19 +25,19 @@ instructions below even if your old RT was installed on MySQL 4.1 or newer.
 etc/upgrade/upgrade-mysql-schema.pl that generates SQL queries to 
 upgrade the database's schema. Run it:
 
-    perl etc/upgrade/upgrade-mysql-schema.pl db user pass > sql.queries
+    perl etc/upgrade/upgrade-mysql-schema.pl db user pass > queries.sql
 
 If your mysql database is on a remote host, you can run the script
 like this instead
 
-    perl etc/upgrade/upgrade-mysql-schema.pl db:host user pass > sql.queries
+    perl etc/upgrade/upgrade-mysql-schema.pl db:host user pass > queries.sql
 
 5) Check sanity of the SQL queries yourself or consult with your DBA.
 
 6) Apply the queries. Note that this step can take a while. It may require
 additional space on your hard drive comparable with size of your tables.
 
-    mysql -u root -p rt3 < sql.queries
+    mysql -u root -p rt3 < queries.sql
 
 NOTE that 'rt3' is the default name of the RT database, change it in the
 command above if you're using a different name.

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