1 Reply by pab49162

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Roel wrote:

Have you applied the fix which you can find in this forum under Known Issues and Fixes (the last one)?Roel

I just tried the fix and unfortunately, no difference.  I am still seeing the same SQL transaction error: There is no active transaction message when I try to do the upgrade.

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2 Reply by pab49162

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I dug around a bit and figured out the error was being generated at the dbTransaction('commit') statement at the end of the function upgradeDb().

I took a quick look at the SQL commands that were queued up prior to the "commit" and didn't see anything obvious.  I also compared the code for this function between 5.20 and the 5.1.1 but didn't see anything here either.

As far as the suggestion to try the fix under Known Issues and Fixes, no, I didn't try it.  I read that post earlier and didn't think it applied since it was fixing an invalid datatime format error related to a SQL query.

I will give it a try later today and post the results.  Thanks for the suggestion.

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3 Reply by pab49162

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Hi,

I just tried to upgrade from 5.1.1 to 5.20 and received the identical error in my logs/sql.log file.

I will dig around and see if I can find any more details as to what is causing the problem.

Paul

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