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presgar
Engaged Sweeper
I am getting this error when I try to run the 3.2 to 3.5 upgrade script. How can I fix and move on?

'tblSoftware.tblSoftware30', because it does not exist or you do not have permission


I have the permissions for sure - I don't see tblSoftware30 just tblSoftware


Haven't had any issues with 3.2 - love it
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Hemoco
Lansweeper Alumni
Start the service and look for errors in errorlog.txt
presgar
Engaged Sweeper
So am I to assume the script now completed in it's entirety? Is there something I should check or is it safe to move on to the next step?
presgar
Engaged Sweeper
OK I did that and now I get this "There is already an object named 'TsysConfig' in the database"
Hemoco
Lansweeper Alumni
presgar wrote:
OK I did that and now I get this "There is already an object named 'TsysConfig' in the database"

Don't worry about it, this is because the first part of the script already created it (before when you had the error)
Hemoco
Lansweeper Alumni
Delete this line from the upgrade script :

DROP INDEX [tblSoftware].[tblSoftware30]
GO
Matt_Sullivan
Engaged Sweeper
Good question. I didn't think about that. I'm getting a Runtime error on the web interface... Could be the cause. Is your interface working?
presgar
Engaged Sweeper
does the script continue after an error or does it stop? How do I know that it finished processing even after it got this error?
Matt_Sullivan
Engaged Sweeper
I got the same thing today when running the 3.2 to 3.5 script. I guess it doesn't hurt anything to leave that table there though, it shouldn't affect the upgrade.

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