nightmere upgrading - Products not showing up in their categories

packages are depreciated.

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Originally Posted by Shop Suey

Don't you have a working backup of the old zen cart version?
Then just use the default method as has been already said.

9000 products isn't that much.
Just make the proper PHP settings to let phpmyadmin upload and execute the uploaded database without interruption.

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Originally Posted by immortalgames

i do not since the old version of opencart are obsolete. as of the PHP versions as well.

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I believe that Shop Suey was referring to your old (zc155) database. If you simply

- Create a new database in your hosting account (you'll need the database credentials, i.e server name, user name, user password and database name)
- Put a fresh (i.e. unmodified) version of the zc201 code into the file system
- Run the zc_install process, letting that process create your /includes/configure.php and /admin/includes/configure.php based on the current file-system path and database credentials.
- Via your webhost's phpMyAdmin, DROP all database tables in the newly-created database and then import the zc155 copy of the site's database (you'll need to know a Zen Cart admin user and password for the subsequent update).
- Re-run the zc_install process. You should now see an 'Update" path and entering the aforementioned admin id/password, the zc_install processing will update that database in steps from zc155 to 156 to 157 to 158 to 200.

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Originally Posted by lat9

I believe that Shop Suey was referring to your old (zc155) database. If you simply

- Create a new database in your hosting account (you'll need the database credentials, i.e server name, user name, user password and database name)
- Put a fresh (i.e. unmodified) version of the zc201 code into the file system
- Run the zc_install process, letting that process create your /includes/configure.php and /admin/includes/configure.php based on the current file-system path and database credentials.
- Via your webhost's phpMyAdmin, DROP all database tables in the newly-created database and then import the zc155 copy of the site's database (you'll need to know a Zen Cart admin user and password for the subsequent update).
- Re-run the zc_install process. You should now see an 'Update" path and entering the aforementioned admin id/password, the zc_install processing will update that database in steps from zc155 to 156 to 157 to 158 to 200.

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I have already done this process upgrading from 155 -158

simply put i just want to know every table refrencing to product disriptions, IDs. any table that refrences to any product in the database. so i can do i side by side and see what was, and what wasnt inproted. the reason im asking of this is so i can can easly find and do a side by side.

Example (CTRL F) and see if the numbers match up.

Code:

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ZEN_products_description SELECT ZEN_products_id,

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there might be a table for products that does not have the word product init.

(all them lines of SQL give me a head ache)