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    MangoES covert Database from H2 to mysql?

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    • J
      Jenny
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      Hi,

      I try to convert the database of MangoES from H2 to mysql as online Knowledge base guide of Database Conversions.
      http://help.infiniteautomation.com/support/solutions/articles/14000022650-database-conversions

      I try to view data in mysql, it have not converted.

      Any suggestion?

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      • phildunlapP
        phildunlap
        last edited by

        Hi Jenny,

        It is important not to perform a conversion at the same time as performing an upgrade.

        Beyond that, it could be many things, but posting your logs for a boot attempt could help. Did you log into the mysql shell and create the database? You have to create the database you will be connecting to before launching Mango (not creating any table,s just the database itself).

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        • JoelHaggarJ
          JoelHaggar
          last edited by

          Also, If you are trying to access historical data via MySQL you would need to also uninstall the Mango NoSQL modules. On the MangoES and Enterprise Mango the historical data is stored in the NoSQL database which is separate. Here is a follow up video that explains more: https://help.infiniteautomation.com/support/solutions/articles/14000022517-enterprise-nosql-database

          Note that by removing the NoSQL module you will not have access to your existing history. Also the MangoES will lose performance because MySQL is not as efficient at storing and retrieving time series data.

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