Tickets :: Comment on [#9835] db schema update for h3->h4 conversion

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Comment	> I did exactly what you described in your post - manually dropped > indexes, then upgrade script was able to create new ones. Thanks that > you confirm my theory. > >> I see this problem. >> >> The reason it happens on my system, is that the primary key constraints have >> different names than those that the upgrade script is expecting. It >> attempts to >> drop the primary key using an incorrect name which fails, then adds it back >> again. The add of course fails with the reported message. >> >> The postgres version is 8.4.2 on centos5, although the database was >> originally >> created on a much earlier version. >> >> Running the following commands before the upgrade, allows the upgrade to >> run on my installation. >> >> alter table imp_sentmail drop constraint imp_primary_idx; >> alter table turba_shares drop constraint turba_shares_pkey_idx; >> alter table kronolith_shares drop constraint kronolith_shares_pkey_idx; >> alter table ingo_shares drop constraint ingo_shares_primary_idx; >> alter table ingo_rules drop constraint ingo_rules_primary_idx; >> alter table mnemo_shares drop constraint mnemo_shares_pkey_idx; >> alter table nag_shares drop constraint nag_shares_pkey_idx; >> alter table horde_groups drop constraint group_primary_idx; >> alter table horde_histories drop constraint history_primary_idx; >> alter table horde_perms drop constraint perms_primary_idx; >> alter table horde_vfs drop constraint vfs_primary_idx; >> >> There is then a problem with rampage_types which is resolved by running the >> failed upgrade again. >> >
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