• I have a problem, I have upgraded my wordpress from 2.0 or 2.1 to the latest version 2.6. Now the upgrade process went smooth but my database which is in perfect condition did not migrate to the upgrade
    of wordpress.

    How can I get my database into my current UPGRADED wordpress as it didn’t do it as I thought it would?

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  • The FAQ, How do you force a database upgrade? will help you with that though you might also consider restoring your 2.0 (or 2.1) database, then go from there.

    Resource:
    Restoring_Your_Database_From_Backup
    Upgrading WordPress Extended

    Thread Starter Xfactory

    (@xfactory)

    I don’t understand from that link where to change that value in options.php ?

    Also it mentions you can change it in myPHPadmin which you can’t.

    I don’t understand what you mean restore your 2.0 or 2.1 database, I have it still in good condition!!!

    You would use phpMyAdmin to change the value of db_version in the wp_options table, then do the upgrade.php process again.

    As for your 2.0/2.1 database, I was suggesting that you might want to restore that version of your database and then do the upgrade again.

    Thread Starter Xfactory

    (@xfactory)

    Alright I did as you said but I got these errors:

    WordPress database error: [Table ‘blog.wp_categories’ doesn’t exist]
    SELECT * FROM wp_categories ORDER BY cat_ID

    WordPress database error: [Table ‘blog.wp_post2cat’ doesn’t exist]
    SELECT post_id, category_id FROM wp_post2cat GROUP BY post_id, category_id

    WordPress database error: [Table ‘blog.wp_linkcategories’ doesn’t exist]
    SELECT cat_id, cat_name FROM wp_linkcategories

    Upgrade Complete

    Your WordPress database has been successfully upgraded!

    My old database still did not migrate ??

    These tables (wp_categories, wp_post2cat, wp_linkcategories) no longer exist in the newer versions of WordPress, but old plugins and themes may still use them. Did you disable all plugins before upgrading?

    https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Database_Description

    Thread Starter Xfactory

    (@xfactory)

    No I couldn’t my wordpress got hacked ! So can I fix this?

    If you can’t disable plugins, then use ftp to delete them out of the plugins folder before upgrading.

    Thread Starter Xfactory

    (@xfactory)

    No Upgrade Required
    Your WordPress database is already up-to-date!

    After deleting the plugins I get this error when I try to upgrade, yet my old MySQL database still did not migrate, but I did back up the database so can I fix it still?

    No Upgrade Required
    Your WordPress database is already up-to-date!

    It sounds like your database was updated. If not, try switching to the default theme before trying to upgrade. Save a backup copy of your current theme before deleting it via ftp. Make sure that the default theme is in the themes folder before doing this. Your old theme may be causing errors.

    Thread Starter Xfactory

    (@xfactory)

    Alright, I deleted all my themes except the default theme. WordPress currently is set to the Default theme, and I still don’t see my database listed.

    WordPress appears to be finding a database (“Your WordPress database is already up-to-date!”) and otherwise you’d be getting no database or error establishing database connection errors. Make sure that you have the correct database listed in your wp-config.php.

    Thread Starter Xfactory

    (@xfactory)

    I do have the correct database listed in my wp-config.php file, everything is correct, should I try switching around the username and password?

    I do have the correct database listed in my wp-config.php file, everything is correct, should I try switching around the username and password?

    No, if these were wrong, you’d get the error establishing database connection warning.

    Thread Starter Xfactory

    (@xfactory)

    I didn’t get a “error establishing database connection warning” it’s just the current database did not migrate as I mentioned wordpress gave me a sign saying “Your wordpress database is alrady up to date”

    So then what to do next?

    How do you know that your database did not upgrade? What are the signs?

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