Missing 'sfo_row_height' field in the `zzsys_form` table

[Fike]

I have just upgraded my nuBuilder database to version 2.5 and the changes are great! Thanks a lot for improving this great tool!

I had a small problem in the upgrading process. When I tried to apply the Schema Changes to upgrade my database from version 11.12.29 to version 12.01.09, I got an error message saying that the line ALTER TABLE `zzsys_form` CHANGE `sfo_row_height` `sfo_row_height` INT NOT NULL could not be excecuted because the `sfo_row_height` field was unknown in the `zzsys_form` table.

I just created that field in the `zzsys_form` table and applied again the Schema Changes (succesfully this time). Then I upgraded the database to version 2.5 and everything is working great so far!

However, I would like to know whether there is missing a line in the Schema Changes posted in the web page of version 12.01.09, in order to insert the 'sfo_row_height' field in the `zzsys_form` table before the line ALTER TABLE `zzsys_form` CHANGE `sfo_row_height` `sfo_row_height` INT NOT NULL is executed.

If this is not the case, that means I did something wrong when I upgraded my database to version 11.12.29 because that field (and maybe some other fields) should have been there in the database of this version.

I just want to make sure that the recently upgraded database (version 2.5) has all the required Schema Changes to work correctly and be upgraded to the next version.

Fike

[admin]

Fike,

We did have a slight versioning problem at one point, this is probably what you have encountered.
But as you have done, these glitches can be fixed manually.

Sorry I can't be more exact about when this happened.

It may have been from a downloadable module. http://www.nubuilder.com/index.php?nav=modules
Currently these are older versions.

Attached is a list of all zzsys tables and their fields and indexes for nuBuilder 2.5

Steven

[Fike]

Thanks a lot for the information Steven!

I have checked my tables and they do have all the fields listed in your attached file. So I guess I have nothing to worry about.

Kind regards,

Fike

[admin]

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