andrijapanicsb commented on pull request #212:
URL:
https://github.com/apache/cloudstack-documentation/pull/212#issuecomment-848262779
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CloudStack 4.15 or later, may need to run the following SQL
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This message is not complete/correct, because:
as I stated, I had this message reported by 2 users even when upgrading from
older ACS versions to ACS 4.14 and MySQL 5.7.xx (parallel updates we do with
users, so also MySQL is of a newer, 5.7.xx version) - we historically had this
column type set in a certain way - and as of MySQL 5.7.xx and MySQL 8 - all ACS
versions are "broken" in that regards - i.e. no VM's can be started - and
1) in pre-4.15 used with MySQL 5..7.xx you still need to manually execute
this statement to fix your 4.13, or 4.14 env, etc.
2) in 4.15, this statement can fail (weird enough) during the upgrade, and
again needs to be executed manually.
What I'm saying for both < 4.15 and >4.15 there are issues seen with MySQL
5.7.xx/8.x
Hope that makes sense, or we can discuss offline.
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