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New Post 7/3/2006 9:14 PM
User is offline Scott Willhite
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Dogfooding DotNetNuke 4.3.2 

Well... sort of missed posting about 4.3.1, but then for more details on how that was going, you can check my blog :)

As of early this morning, we're running version 4.3.2!  The upgrade itself was quick & painless.  But mind you we've manually applied some changes that have been reinjected to older SQL upgrade scripts.  So the implication is that we're STILL RC, not general release.  If you're following the upgrade path from each successive version... there's a fair chance you're going to wind up with something out of whack ( depending upon which versions you're updating from, etc ).

In this version... you should note that there were updates to the following SQL scripts.

  • 03.02.03.SqlDataProvider
  • 03.02.04.SqlDataProvider
  • 03.03.02.SqlDataProvider ( THIS IS A NEW SCRIPT )
  • 04.00.04.SqlDataProvider
  • 04.03.01.SqlDataProvider

Personally... I've always found that if you're playing the "keep up with every single release" game... that you periodically need to check your database against a completely fresh install ( using a tool like RedGate's SQL Compare ).

Looking good so far... we'll keep you posted.

Scott Willhite
DotNetNuke Corp.

It is only with the heart that one can see rightly... what is essential is invisible to the eye.
~ Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
 
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