To upgrade you will need to apply the update_v1.4.1_to_v1.4.2.mysql.sq
l file to you database. In the WAR file distribution it's in the
sql/mysql/upgrade
directory. The standalone distribution does not contain the upgrade file, download it at from this location.
You can either apply this file using the graphical MySQL workbench or using the command line tool.
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Apply the sql/mysql/upgrade/update_v1.4.1_to_v1.4.2.mysql.sql
by running the following command - replacing <user> with your database user:
mysql ehour -u <user> -p < update_v1.4.1_to_v1.4.2.mysql.sql |
The new manager role and the exclusion of users in a timesheet lock require a few database changes.
To upgrade you will need to apply the update_v1.3_to_v1.4.mysql.sq
l file to you database. In the WAR file distribution it's in the
sql/mysql/upgrade
directory. The standalone distribution does not contain the upgrade file, download it at from this location.
You can either apply this file using the graphical MySQL workbench or using the command line tool.
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Apply the sql/mysql/upgrade/update_v1.3_to_v1.4.mysql.sql
by running the following command - replacing <user> with your database user:
mysql ehour -u <user> -p < update_v1.3_to_v1.4.mysql.sql |
The new locking functionality requires a few new database tables to be created. To upgrade you will need to apply the update_v0.8.4_to_v1.3.mysql.sq
l file which can be found in
the sql/mysql/upgrade
directory. You can either apply this file using the graphical MySQL workbench or using the command line tool.
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Apply the sql/mysql/upgrade/update_v0.8.4_to_v1.3.mysql.sql
by running the following command - replacing <user> with your database user:
mysql ehour -u <user> -p < update_v0.8.4_to_v1.3.mysql.sql |
The standalone distribution does not contain |