Re: OM 3.2.1 Database Access via phpMyAdmin

[Tom Wagner]

Thank you, Maxim. Looks like it's time to expand the limits of my understanding of mySQL.  I did wonder if I had somehow acquired another database process, perhaps in the upgrade(s), but I could only find one mysql instance in the system process list.  I'm not familiar with the terms "DB nodes" and "active persistence.xml", but I will research them.  I certainly didn't intentionally create them if I do in fact have them, but the OM server is definitely running--quite happily it appears--on some other set of tables that I can't see when logged in as root. Thanks for these clues.  I will go away and perhaps be back with better questions, or post my resolution.  It's certainly not on your plate to teach me advanced mySQL admin. :-) Best,         =tew= On 06/13/2017 10:44 PM, Maxim Solodovnik wrote: Hello Tom, Nothing has changed (I'm using "raw DB access" to check things. Maybe you have several DB nodes? Could you check using your active persistence.xml? On Tue, Jun 13, 2017 at 12:04 AM, Tom Wagner <t...@snarkboojum.com> wrote: Has something changed radically in the way OM stores data. Previously I could log into mySQL (MariaDB) on the server (localhost) as root with the web admin tool phpMyAdmin and browse/query data---like the conferencelog (for attendance verification) and the invitations table (for hashes to mail merge into prettier reminders for our attendees). Now however, I see no records beyond a dated prior to the upgrade from 3.0.   Very, very strange---as the server performs normally, calendars and hosts conferences, and records new user entries as expected according to the web GUI. For example, I've entered a number of new users this year who show in the web GUI, and can participate normally in conferences.  But when I browse the om_users table, they are nowhere to be seen and the latest record was inserted on 2015-07-15. !! Any light you can shed / what have I missed?         -Tom Wagner, Jackson Orthopedic Foundation IT -- WBR Maxim aka solomax