andrijapanicsb commented on a change in pull request #212:
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/cloudstack-documentation/pull/212#discussion_r637901224



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+MySQL upgrade problems
+======================
+
+Users who may upgrade their MySQL server after upgrading to Apache
+CloudStack 4.15 or later, may need to run the following SQL query to
+fix an issue with "cloud.nics" table's column type which may lead to
+exception seen in the management server logs. Users who have already
+upgraded their MySQL server prior to upgrading to Apache CloudStack
+4.15 may not need this as this query runs as part of the 4.14.x to
+4.15.0.0 database upgrade path.
+
+.. note::
+   The issue has not been seen in cases where the database was upgraded while 
on CloudStack version 4.14.

Review comment:
       ```suggestion
   With certain MySQL versions (see below), issues have been seen with 
"cloud.nics" table's 
   column type (which was not updated properly during CloudStack upgrades, due 
to MySQL limitations),
   which eventually may lead to exception seen in the management server logs, 
causing users to
   not be able to start any VM.
   
   The following SQL statement needs to be manually executed in order to fix 
such issue:
   ```




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