Immediately after clicking upgrade DB getting this:
It leaves site in down for maintenance mode.Code:1101 BLOB/TEXT column 'gzpost' can't have a default value in: [ALTER TABLE admin_activity_log ADD COLUMN gzpost mediumblob NOT NULL default '';]
Immediately after clicking upgrade DB getting this:
It leaves site in down for maintenance mode.Code:1101 BLOB/TEXT column 'gzpost' can't have a default value in: [ALTER TABLE admin_activity_log ADD COLUMN gzpost mediumblob NOT NULL default '';]
My install: was Vanilla 1.3.9h, now 1.5.5b, Apache 2.4, PHP 7.0.6, MySQL 5.5.8 64b, Windows 7 64b, 8GB RAM, i3 3.3gHz
Modules: [Payment=Paypal] [Shipping=Canada Post 1.5.3 merged] [nonCAPTCHA]
MySQL version?
Is this a Windows server or a Linux server?
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My install: was Vanilla 1.3.9h, now 1.5.5b, Apache 2.4, PHP 7.0.6, MySQL 5.5.8 64b, Windows 7 64b, 8GB RAM, i3 3.3gHz
Modules: [Payment=Paypal] [Shipping=Canada Post 1.5.3 merged] [nonCAPTCHA]
Seems to be something amuck with Windows implementation of MySQL that's causing confusion for various users.
Change the DB schema in your /zc_install/sql/mysql_upgrade_zencart_139_to_150.sql file and remove the "DEFAULT '' " part from the line that's throwing the error.
http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=191117
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My install: was Vanilla 1.3.9h, now 1.5.5b, Apache 2.4, PHP 7.0.6, MySQL 5.5.8 64b, Windows 7 64b, 8GB RAM, i3 3.3gHz
Modules: [Payment=Paypal] [Shipping=Canada Post 1.5.3 merged] [nonCAPTCHA]
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