Error on Upgrade

Beta Program Issues
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Upon updating the 6 modules available this afternoon, I got the following:

Checking if directdids need migrating..starting migration ERROR: failed to insert 6018013452 for user 3452 ERROR: failed to insert 6016344568 for user 4568 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013407 for user 3407 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013410 for user 3410 ERROR: failed to insert 6018012302 for user 2302 ERROR: failed to insert 6018012303 for user 2303 ERROR: failed to insert 6018012304 for user 2304 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013419 for user 3419 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013445 for user 3445 ERROR: failed to insert 6016312530 for user 2530 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013510 for user 3510 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013421 for user 3421 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013434 for user 3434 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013422 for user 3422 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013417 for user 3417 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013418 for user 3418 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013408 for user 3408 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013416 for user 3416 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013436 for user 3436 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013406 for user 3406 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013451 for user 3451 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013437 for user 3437 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013441 for user 3441 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013447 for user 3447 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013457 for user 3457 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013442 for user 3442 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013448 for user 3448 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013464 for user 3464 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013465 for user 3465 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013466 for user 3466 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013467 for user 3467 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013468 for user 3468 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013469 for user 3469 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013470 for user 3470 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013472 for user 3472 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013454 for user 3454 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013473 for user 3473 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013423 for user 3423 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013426 for user 3426 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013427 for user 3427 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013428 for user 3428 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013430 for user 3430 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013433 for user 3433 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013438 for user 3438 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013474 for user 3474 ERROR: failed to insert 6018083476 for user 3476 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013477 for user 3477 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013432 for user 3432 ERROR: failed to insert 6018013501 for user 3501 There were 49 failures migrating directdids, users table not being changed updating zap callgroup, pickupgroup..not needed

Anything I need to worry about?

Bill/w5waf

2

oops - I missed this, did you ever resolve it? It’s possible that the dids were duplicated in the inbound table (which should not ever have been able to happen but maybe at some point there was a bug to let it).

3

I looked at the configuration GUI and compared it against the numbers that showed up in the error. They’re not duplicated in the GUI, but in looking at the SQL it appears that at least some of the inbound routes are duplicated in both the incoming table and the user’s table, yet I found a couple that were not valid DIDs at all.

The question is, so I can check further, is this: Is there any way I can enter a command line to kick off the migration program? That way I could see if any changes I make would make a differenc in the errors.

Thanks
Bill

4

the migration process should have removed the old directdid field (or maybe that is skipped when errors occur, I would have to check). To get the migration process to kick-in, assuming the directdid field is still there, just bump back the version number of core in the modules sql table, then check for updates and upgrade core again.

5

I’m able to eliminate the error for a specific extension/did if I go into the GUI and touch both the extension and inbound routes. When I look at the sql data, I don’t see any changes, but I’ll continue to check…and remove the errors one-by-one.
Again, this seems to have no adverse consequences in the operation of the system.

Bill/W5WAF