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Content migration from v2 to v3
Hrvoje_86
#1 Posted : Friday, August 26, 2011 1:30:47 PM(UTC)
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I have a question about content migration.

From documentation:
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Content repository is now independent from Sites. One content repository can belongs to multiple websites. When creating a new website, you are allowed to use an existing content database by inputing the name of that database or create a new one. The content inheritance concept has been replaced by content broadcasting. You can enable the content broadcasting feature under database settings. When enabled, you will be able to define content broadcasting sending and receiving rules to send content to or receive content from other websites.

The Text schema from V2 has been renamed to: Content type. We do not have binary schema any more. If needed, we have a new media library to store multi media files or you can store binary files in a text content.

In V3, all the content management pages are template based which means that you are able to modify the content list page, conent edit page or the category selection windows yourself. You can enable this "Custom Template" feature in the Database setting and change them in the content type editing screen.

Unfortunately, there is not a migration tool, you have to do this database migration manually.


I am not clear on what data migration manually means.

Does it mean enter all content manually again or does it mean copy tables from kooboo v2 database to kooboo 3 database manually?

zguoqi
#2 Posted : Thursday, September 01, 2011 4:18:04 AM(UTC)
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We did not provide auto upgrade possibility. That means you have to reenter date one by one.

However, some people are able to find the differences in table structures and write a SQL script the do the data migration themselves. You may try to work on it within the MSSQL.
Regards,

Vincent

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