Manoj,
The only risk you may face is that the tables have varied. So, to play safe:
1. Make sure that the send_sms table is empty (no pending messages) and drop
the table.
2. Backup the sent_sms table and drop it as well.
3. Install sqlbox, it'll recreate the send_sms and sent_sms tables from
: sqlbox upgrade
Manoj,
The only risk you may face is that the tables have varied. So, to play safe:
1. Make sure that the send_sms table is empty (no pending messages) and drop
the table.
2. Backup the sent_sms table and drop it as well.
3. Install sqlbox, it'll recreate the send_sms
Hi AG,
Does current SQLBox has already capture foreign_id value? TIA
Willy
I still have to try it to be honest, but since it's a separate field, it'd
need an extra column on the DB of course.
I'll provide a patch to do it soon.
Regards,
Alejandro.
On Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 3:42 PM, sangprabv sangpr...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi AG,
Does current SQLBox has already capture
