Migrating to MySQL in Instiki
[[!include contents]]] :category: help So you've been running Instiki, for a while, with the default [SQLite](http://www.sqlite.org/) database engine. Now you've decided to migrate to a beefier alternative, like [MySQL](http://mysql.com/). Here's how to migrate your data (based on an article by [Al Hoang](http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/hoanga/2007/02/07/migrating-instiki-from-one-database-type-to-another/)). 1. Set an environment variable in your shell. * Under `sh` and its cousins (`bash`, `zsh`, etc) type % RAILS_ENV='production' * Under `csh` and its cousins (`tcsh`, etc) type % setenv RAILS_ENV production 2. Export your database to `dump/fixtures/*.yml` % rake db:fixtures:export_all 3. Edit `config/database.yml`, replacing production: adapter: sqlite3 database: db/production.db.sqlite3 with something along the lines of production: adapter: mysql database: your_db_name username: your_db_username password: your_db_password host: 127.0.0.1 port: 3306 (The precise details will depend on your setup.) 4. Create a database in MySQL, with the same name as the one you gave in `database.yml`, using something like % echo "create database your_db_name" | mysql -u your_db_username -p your_db_password 5. Initialize the database tables and reimport your data % rake migrate % rake db:fixtures:import_all
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