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Old 09-20-2011, 02:17 PM
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Default Upgrade to 7.1.2

Ok, having search through the forums on this issue, please refrain from telling to RTFM particularly as regards upgrading from 6.x. I should have been more attentive when looking at the upgrade instructions. My fault.

That having been said, after upgrading if I run zmdbintegrityreport, I get a host of errors telling to me to repair each individual table. As I understand from other posts, this is not a zimbra issue, but a mysql issue. Nonetheless, could someone provide some step-by-step instructions on what I need to do to get all those tables "repaired." I should note that zimbra otherwise seems to be working fine. But I don't want this to be an issue later on.

Thanks for any helpful input anyone can provide!
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Old 09-20-2011, 11:11 PM
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That having been said, after upgrading if I run zmdbintegrityreport, I get a host of errors telling to me to repair each individual table. As I understand from other posts, this is not a zimbra issue, but a mysql issue.
If you've read the other posts on this subject then you should have seen that this particular message is not a MySQL problem, detailed instructions are in the Release Notes on the post-install step required to fix this 'problem'.
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