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I figured instead of cross threading other peoples issues I would continue my own with reference points from your reference post answer in the previous post.
The answer is no, I did not try running it again.
I can't do that if I have no access to the admin panel in the application, there is just a blank screen when I try to access the admin or the client side. HOWEVER I believe I can do this from my phpMyAdmin access, should I do that?Run this using the SQL Patch tool in the Admin->Tools menu:
Code:
DELETE from query_builder where query_name = 'Customers who have never completed a purchase';
Then you should be able to redo the database upgrade ... again.
You can use phpMyAdmin.
You may need to add your DB_PREFIX value to the beginning of the table name if you are using prefixes in your site.
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hmmm small problem, that query does not exist in the database. I have the following queries.
I also did a look up for it and got this1) All customers
2) All Newsletter Subscribers
3) Dormant Customers (>3month Subscribers)
4) Active Customers in past 3 months (Subscribers)
5) Active Customers in past 3 months (Regardless of S...)
6) Administrator
Any other ideas?MySQL returned an empty result set (i.e. zero rows). (Query took 0.0006 sec)
SQL query:
SELECT *
FROM `zen_query_builder`
WHERE `query_name` LIKE CONVERT( _utf8 'Customers who have never completed a purchase'
USING latin1 )
COLLATE latin1_swedish_ci
LIMIT 0 , 30
Your first post says the table name is "query_builder" but your last post talks about "zen_query_builder".
Sounds like you're running things on different sets of tables.
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HOLY C#$* Some how I installed it all over again but using ZEN at the forefront....okay I found it and was able to do the commandQuestion now is how do I drop all those tables that start with "ZEN_" ???DELETE from query_builder where query_name = 'Customers who have never completed a purchase';
AND
Going to http://domainname.com/zc_install/index.php shows nothing but a blank page now.
Should I re-upload all the 1.3.8 files?
You'll have to manually remove the extra files using your phpMyAdmin console.
As for the blank screen ... I suppose that's likely a result of a bad edit to a file or incomplete uploads.
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