Instructions for Upgrading your Database

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With the release of 6.3.6 and 6.3.6  there are a few items needed to be updated in your database, including a new field to be added. This is extremely important as the cart will fail if this is not performed after using the new files.

We created a simple script to do this, and also added it to your menu for future use in the event we need this ran for additional updates. The process is simple:

1. Make sure that the file SA_dbupgrade.asp has been copied into your admin directory.

2. Login to your admin panel, and immediately change the END of your URL to SA_dbupgrade.asp like below:

3. Once this is runs, you will get a response such as below:

4. Finally, you will need to logoff, refresh, and log back into your store.  You should now see the new menu item for upgrading the database in the future:

Thats it! This applies the same to BOTH CSS and Table Versions.

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	With the release of 6.3.6 and 6.3.6 there are a few items needed to be updated in your database, including a new field to be added. This is extremely important as the cart will fail if this is not performed after using the new files. We created a simple script to do this, and also added it to your menu for future use in the event we need this ran for additional updates. The process is simple: 1. Make sure that the file SA_dbupgrade.asp has been copied into your admin directory. 2. Login to your admin panel, and immediately change the END of your URL to SA_dbupgrade.asp like below: 3. Once this is runs, you will get a response such as below: 4. Finally, you will need to logoff, refresh, and log back into your store. You should now see the new menu item for upgrading the database in the future: Thats it! This applies the same to BOTH CSS and Table Versions.
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