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        1. Re: how do we generate database migration scriptkukeltje Mar 11, 2009 9:52 PM (in response to apdo)afaik, there is no migrationscript from 3.0 to 3.2/3.3. 3.2.x is the same as 3.3 just without the GWT console... 
 From 3.1 to 3.2 there is (afaik, never needed it)
 From 3.2 on (so to 4) db migration will have a high priority
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        2. Re: how do we generate database migration scriptapdo Mar 11, 2009 10:28 PM (in response to apdo)Thank you very much for your answer. 
 If I understand correctly, there is no script from 3.0 to 3.1 but there is one from 3.1 to 3.2.
 This means that I will have to write a migration script from 3.0 and 3.1 and use the migration script that already exist for the migration from 3.1 to 3.2/3.3.
 Does somebody already write a script for the migration between 3.0 and 3.1? If nobody did it I will do it. I have production data that need to be migrated.
 Could you please tell me where to find the migration script from 3.1 to 3.2? I have look for migrationscript and I didn't find anything. Obviously I am not looking at the right place.
 Thanks
 An Phong Do
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        3. Re: how do we generate database migration scriptkukeltje Mar 12, 2009 10:29 AM (in response to apdo)In the jbpm 3.2 source, in the db module, there is an ant script that generates update scripts. It uses the class JbpmSchemaTask from /modules/core/src/main/java/org/jbpm/ant. 
 Never used it, so not sure how it exactly works. But it is a schema update. Not sure if all data in it is still valid then (e.g. new colums with 'not null' etc)
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        4. Re: how do we generate database migration scriptapdo Mar 30, 2009 1:01 PM (in response to apdo)My migration script from 3.0.1 to 3.3.1. 
 Use the following carefully since there is assumption on the content of my database.
 update JBPM_ACTION set ISASYNC_ = 0
 update JBPM_COMMENT set VERSION_ = 0
 --newString + oldStringvalue back to varchar 255?
 update JBPM_MODULEINSTANCE set VERSION_ = 0
 update JBPM_NODE set ISASYNC_ = 0, ISASYNCEXCL_ = 0
 update JBPM_NODE set ENDTASKS_ = 0 where CLASS_ = 'K' --verifier avec Diem bizzarement il y a que 93 row
 -- NOTE: SUBPROCNAME_, DECISIONEXPRESSION_, SCRIPT_ were all null in my database
 update JBPM_POOLEDACTOR set VERSION_ = 0
 update JBPM_PROCESSDEFINITION set CLASS_ = 'P'
 -- Note: DESCRIPTION_ is left null
 update JBPM_PROCESSINSTANCE set VERSION_ = 0, ISSUSPENDED_ = 0
 --Note: KEY_ is left null
 --Question: is ISSUSPENDED_ represent a cancelled process?
 update JBPM_RUNTIMEACTION set VERSION_ = 0
 /* I dont have any entries of this type in my database
 JBPM_SWIMLANE
 Colimn ACTORIDEXPRESSION_ not in bpmtemp
 Colimn POOLEDACTORSEXPRESSION_ not in bpmtemp
 */
 update JBPM_TASK set ISSIGNALLING_ = 1, PRIORITY_ = 3
 --Colimn CONDITION_, ACTORIDEXPRESSION_, POOLEDACTORSEXPRESSION_ are left null
 /* update JBPM_TASKINSTANCE */
 DECLARE JBPM_TASKINSTANCE_CURSOR CURSOR
 FOR
 select ti.ID_, ti.CREATE_, ti.END_, PROCESSINSTANCE_
 from JBPM_TASKINSTANCE as ti
 inner join JBPM_TOKEN as t on (t.id_ = ti.token_)
 DECLARE @taskId int
 DECLARE @TaskCreate datetime
 DECLARE @TaskEnd datetime
 DECLARE @pi numeric
 OPEN JBPM_TASKINSTANCE_CURSOR
 FETCH NEXT FROM JBPM_TASKINSTANCE_CURSOR INTO @taskId, @TaskCreate, @TaskEnd, @pi
 WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS = 0)
 BEGIN
 DECLARE @isOpen tinyint
 set @isOpen = 0;
 if (@TaskEnd is null)
 set @isOpen = 1;
 update JBPM_TASKINSTANCE set CLASS_ = 'T', VERSION_ = 1, ISSUSPENDED_ = 0, ISOPEN_ = @isOpen, PROCINST_ = @pi where id_ = @taskId
 --I do not manually suspend task force 0
 FETCH NEXT FROM JBPM_TASKINSTANCE_CURSOR INTO @taskId, @TaskCreate, @TaskEnd, @pi
 END
 CLOSE JBPM_TASKINSTANCE_CURSOR
 ;
 update JBPM_TOKEN set VERSION_ = 0, ISSUSPENDED_ = 0
 --Note: LOCK_, SUBPROCESSINSTANCE_ left null
 update JBPM_TOKENVARIABLEMAP set VERSION_ = 0
 /* both new column are left null
 update JBPM_TRANSITION
 Colimn DESCRIPTION_ not in bpmtemp
 Colimn CONDITION_ not in bpmtemp
 */
 update JBPM_VARIABLEINSTANCE set VERSION_ = 0
 Let me know if you use it and found error in the script.
 An Phong Do
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        5. Re: how do we generate database migration scriptkukeltje Mar 30, 2009 6:59 PM (in response to apdo)ohhh btw, you should focus on the 3.2.x branche.... 3.3.x is 'halted' search the forum on why... 3.2.x is not that different 
 
    