On 5 March 2014 10:05, Scott Conklin <sconk...@dynaprice.net> wrote:

> Does this screen show anything that i should be worried out?
>
> https://www.evernote.com/shard/s349/sh/561d0796-bcb6-4beb-baa5-7f8309031cc8/d434004a5a72586a4f604bb2c9b0946b
>

Not really.  It's a warning only that the precision of these fields should
be updated but the standard schema progression code cannot make the change.
 Possibly there is a manually placed custom index or something like that on
the table that FarCry does not understand.  If you really want to get to
the bottom of it hit the show sql and debug options and try and run in a
desktop sql client, and manually fix the columns.

The other "conflicts" are potentially destructive changes.  For example, it
might be removing a field that is no longer used.  We don't automate that
process as it could lead to catastrophic data loss ;)  So you need to check
each one and confirm you want to drop the relevant properties.  If you
don't have any specific customisations in the area you can probably just
drop away.  Backup your db to be sure and get rid of all the old schema
cruft.

GB

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