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  • drummerboy46 27 posts 89 karma points
    Dec 21, 2023 @ 16:02
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    Error upgrading from Umbraco v11.5.0 to v12.3.5

    Season greetings everyone.

    I'm trying to upgrade a complex project from v11.5.0 to v12.3.5 and getting a DbSchemaSummary Error in the logs - The following tables were found in the database but not in the schema.

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    The project contains the following DXP packages and all have been bumped to appropriate v12 versions.

    uSync/uSync Complete

    Umbraco Forms

    Skybrud Redirects

    TagHelpers

    Diplo GodMode

    Umbraco Storage Providers / AzureBlob / AzureBlobImageSharp

    This project started life in Umbraco 7 and was migrated using uSync migrations into a fresh v10 project, then bumped to v11. My localdb migrated perfectly, but its failing on our Azure deployments of QA/UAT/Prod.

  • Nik 1614 posts 7260 karma points MVP 7x c-trib
    Dec 22, 2023 @ 09:46
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    Hi Drummerboy,

    That "error" is more a warning, have a look in your logs for other errors that might be there. All that that message is telling you is that there are database tables that the migration process doesn't know/expect to be there, but that is expected if you have 3rd party packages / customisations in your solution.

    Typically when I've come across migration/upgrade issues that is a more specific error somewhere.

    Thanks

    Nik

  • drummerboy46 27 posts 89 karma points
    Dec 22, 2023 @ 11:23
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    Hi Nik

    You're absolutely right, I tracked back through the log and the actual error is below, it looks like quite a significant migration error on the database. It's quite odd though as it worked fine on my localdb (local pc).

    I've increased the SQL connection timeout to a ridiculously high number but ended up with a request 500 timeout in the migration UI page after a very long wait!

    {EDIT} - So..... I had to increase the Azure compute + storage to a premium service to get the migration through to prevent an app service timeout. Says a lot for the size of our project.

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