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Only one database error on vb4 (or is it?)

Well after 48 hours or so, it seems everything is working alright.
Yep, its a bit messy and some of the layout is messed up, but overall things seem to be working.

However I do get one reoccuring database error.

I see a table missing, but I also see this coming from unregistered.
I checked my backup - yep table is there.
Table is not in the VB4 database.

So are these errors simply search engine caches or do I need to dig up the install scripts and find this table?


Database error in vBulletin 4.0.0 Beta 3:

Invalid SQL:

SELECT tagsearch.tagid, tag.tagtext, COUNT(*) AS searchcount
FROM vb_blog_tagsearch AS tagsearch
INNER JOIN aquia_tag AS tag ON (tagsearch.tagid = tag.tagid)
WHERE tagsearch.dateline > 1255774814
GROUP BY tagsearch.tagid, tag.tagtext
ORDER BY searchcount DESC
LIMIT 70;

MySQL Error : Table 'vb_vbulletin.vb_blog_tagsearch' doesn't exist
Error Number : 1146
Request Date : Monday, November 16th 2009 @ 03:20:14 AM
Error Date : Monday, November 16th 2009 @ 03:20:14 AM
Script : http://mysite.com/blog_search.php?bc624b45eadc23680ed9f99eb8a2da2bdo=search
Referrer :
IP Address : 119.63.199.30
Username : Unregistered
Classname : vB_Database_MySQLi
MySQL Version :

I think you need to find the plugin that is querying that non-existent table and then you need to disable it.

Actually I do not have any plugins anymore.

I removed all of them prior to conversion.

Lynne - BTW, thanks for your help earlier - I really appreciate it.

vb_blog_tagsearch is not a vb4 table. So, it is getting that name from *somewhere* and it isn't from the current vb4 code. (It looks like a table from the old blog product, not the new blog product.)

Make sure that when you removed your old products, you also removed *all* files for them, including those in the includes/xml directory.

Make sure the file blog_search.php on your server is actually the vbulletin 4 version.

Paul and Lynne,

Thanks for all your help. I have a feeling this is via a cache of sorts. I don't see any of my user's getting this error and I have been unable to make this error happen either. It's all from "unregistered"

So I just added the column temporarily until later on.

Oh, Paul - confirm, my blog_search is VB4B3

Do you have an old copy of vb in another location on the server, that spiders are still using ?

Well I do, but....
What I did was rename my original directory to original_backup
I then copied the 3.8.4 database and called it original_db_backup
I then changed the config file to point to the original_db_back database.

So even if the spider found my 3.8.4 search file, it would look at the 3.8.4 database schema - not 4.0. Even looking at the error output indicates the file is hitting 4.0 database so I am confused. I will continue to check into it as time permits.










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