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19 Jul 2007, 11:41
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Database needs patching to higher level

Hi

I upgraded my store to v1.3.7.1-full-patched-07052007 and everything appeared to be fine. I then added the following contributions:

  • GOOGLE CHECKOUT PLUGIN FOR ZEN CART v1.3RC2
  • Google Base Feeder v 1.4.7
  • Google Adsense Sidebox by Gilby
    Since installing these contributions, I have now noticed that the admin area of my website says:
    "Your database appears to need patching to a higher level. See Tools->Server Information to review patch levels."
    I don't think it said this before i added the contributions but could be wrong...

The Tools->Server Information of my website says:
** PROJECT_VERSION_NAME PROJECT_VERSION_MAJOR.PROJECT_VERSION_MINOR**

Patch: PROJECT_VERSION_PATCH1::PROJECT_VERSION_PATCH1_SOURCE

Patch: PROJECT_VERSION_PATCH2::PROJECT_VERSION_PATCH2_SOURCE

 ** Database Patch Level:  1.3.7**

v1.3.6 [2007-07-14 17:19:00] (Version Update 1.3.5->1.3.6)
v1.3.5 [2006-09-30 14:16:37] (Fresh Installation)


Can anyone please help me as I'm not sure what to do.

Thanks HEAPS in advance!

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19 Jul 2007, 11:52
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Re: Database needs patching to higher level

  1. What exact process did you follow to do the upgrade ?

  2. It seems your FTP program has failed to upload all the required files.
    Please re-check all the files on your server, as some likely have 0-bytes when they shouldn't, and/or some may be missing.

23 Jul 2007, 19:45
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Re: Database needs patching to higher level

Well - that was a painful process but you were absolutely right! I was missing a file. Thanks ALOT for saving me. :clap:

Tiger

30 Jul 2007, 05:15
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Re: Database needs patching to higher level

I get exactly the same message but the above does not make much sense to me. How would I know what file is missing?

As you can tell I am technologically challenged.

Does ths mean looking in my control panel of my host?

Thanks, any advice is appreciated.

30 Jul 2007, 08:43
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Re: Database needs patching to higher level

Hi

You need to use your FTP (File Transfer Programme) that you use to upload your files to your web space. Using your FTP, you need to compare the files contained in the complete version of ZenCart on your computer with files that you have uploaded to your web space and see what is missing. If there is a shortcut to this process, i'm afraid i don't know what it is! So its simply a case of going through each folder and each file one by one. It maybe worth first checking to see if you are missing the same file that i was missing though.

I hope this helps you.

Good luck.

30 Jul 2007, 11:00
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Re: Database needs patching to higher level

Thanks Tiger, would you mind telling me what file you were missing?

Cheers,
Leah

30 Jul 2007, 11:13
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Re: Database needs patching to higher level

Oops, sorry - thought i'd mentioned it in one of my replies above. I was missing ...{MODERATOR EDIT: each case is different ... best to compare all files to be sure you have the right file and all the appropriate files}

30 Jul 2007, 11:27
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Re: Database needs patching to higher level

Thanks Tiger,

It is there but it has 0 bytes and when I looked at it there is nothing there, would that possibly be the problem?

30 Jul 2007, 11:33
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Re: Database needs patching to higher level

It shouldn't be 0 bytes. Try uploading the original file again from your computer. It will ask if you want to replace the existing file - say Yes. Fingers crossed this will fix the problem.

31 Jul 2007, 05:35
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Re: Database needs patching to higher level

I got the file and uploaded it using Macromedia (my FTP) and it still says 0 bytes. I opened both and the text is the same.

I also noticed that there seems to be 2 version.php files. One straight off public.html/version.php and the other is cart/includes/version.php, do you have this too?

The one off public.html is slightly different to the other in the text.
Sorry to be pita.

Thanks,

31 Jul 2007, 05:52
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Re: Database needs patching to higher level

PrincessLeah:

I got the file and uploaded it using Macromedia (my FTP) and it still says 0 bytes. I opened both and the text is the same.If it's 0 bytes, then there should be no text in the file.

If you are having trouble with using your editor program as an FTP program, try using a dedicated FTP program, especially for uploading groups of files.
FileZilla is a free and reliable FTP program for Windows PCs

PrincessLeah:

I also noticed that there seems to be 2 version.php files. One straight off public.html/version.php and the other is cart/includes/version.php, do you have this too?

The one off public.html is slightly different to the other in the text.Zen Cart only uses the one in the includes folder.
Are you sure you uploaded all the upgrade files to all the right locations?

31 Jul 2007, 06:14
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Re: Database needs patching to higher level

Thanks Dr,

I just went to the link that came in an email to tell me to upgrade and clicked upgrade. It did it itself. I have done the wrong thing yes?

In the version.php file I can see a small amount of text when I use my control panel and go to Edit File. This is it.......

<?php /** * version.php * Defines the project version details * Specifies what version the PHP fileset relates to. * Also declares what version the database "should" reflect if properly maintained and kept in sync. * * @package general * @copyright Copyright 2003-2006 Zen Cart Development Team * @copyright Portions Copyright 2003 osCommerce * @license <http://www.zen-cart.com/license/2_0.txt> GNU Public License V2.0 * @version $Id: version.php 5415 2006-12-27 07:53:07Z drbyte $ * @private */ define('PROJECT_VERSION_NAME', 'Zen Cart'); define('PROJECT_VERSION_MAJOR', '1'); define('PROJECT_VERSION_MINOR', '3.7'); define('PROJECT_VERSION_PATCH1', ''); define('PROJECT_VERSION_PATCH2', ''); define('PROJECT_VERSION_PATCH1_SOURCE', ''); define('PROJECT_VERSION_PATCH2_SOURCE', ''); define('NEW_VERSION_CHECKUP_URL','http://ping.zen-cart.com/version_id.txt'); define('EXPECTED_DATABASE_VERSION_MAJOR', '1'); define('EXPECTED_DATABASE_VERSION_MINOR', '3.7'); ?>

But it still says 0 bytes even though my file says it 1Kb????

Is there a reliable person/company that I can hire to fix this. I am pretty sure I am not going to "get" it YK. Added to the fact I am techno challenged I am also 30 weeks pregnant and my mind is not in the right place to be dealing with this.

Thanks for all you help,

31 Jul 2007, 07:10
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Re: Database needs patching to higher level

PrincessLeah:

I just went to the link that came in an email to tell me to upgrade and clicked upgrade. It did it itself. I have done the wrong thing yes?Was that a "fantastico" link ?
if so, then yes, that wasn't really a good approach

The proper way to upgrade is documented in the /docs folder of your Zen Cart files.