In <list-7611409@2rosenthals.com>, on 08/09/23
at 07:32 PM, "Paul Smedley" <ecs-isp@2rosenthals.com> said:
Hi there,
>My process was to copy the data\* directory from mysql51 to my mysql56
>test directory, then run mysql_upgrade.
That's the recommended method and that's what I tried first. As I
described the upgrade complained and mysqld trapped.
I have to suspect there are differences in our data. Odd, but not
entirely unexpected.
The good news is I have developed a workaround that, at least for me, gets
past the traps and results in a working upgraded database. I'll post the
writeup later.
>mysqld now starts without warnings - so I figure it did what it needed
>to do...
If the ungrade runs to completion it rewrites mysql_upgrade_info in the
root of the data directory tree. Mine now says 5.6.51.
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