Hello everyone
 
I do not understand :
 
I've got the same probleme ("All tables in the MERGE table are not identically defined
") but i do not have a hostYYYYMMDD field in my logs table.
 
So this doesn' work (for me)
 
Where am i wrong ?

 
2006/7/17, Jason Martens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
After you upgrade your installation to 2.9.2, you must upgrade *all* of
your previous log tables to the new varchar(128) format for the host
column like so:
alter table logs modify hostYYYYMMDD varchar(128) default NULL;

Otherwise, you will get the following after it's upgraded, and logrotate
runs:

Query failed: All tables in the MERGE table are not identically defined

I didn't update my logrotate script after I upgraded from 2.9.1, so that
might be part of the problem too.

Jason Martens


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