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0.7.891.0 install package problem

Jan 21

Written by: host
1/21/2008

I have to apologize to all those who are installing the issue tracker for the first time but the latest install package does not create an up to date database.

To fix this manually perform the following steps on your database:

Run this sql statement against the database to add the proper version
UPDATE HostSettings SET SettingValue = '0.7.891.0' WHERE SettingName = 'Version'
Run the 0.7.891.0.SqlDataProvider.sql script from the install directory on your database to reflect the current changes.

All existing installations are unaffected by this problem and should reflect the current changes in the latest version.

The install package will be updated tonight to fix this.

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