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NOTE: Some versions of Flux use the same database schema. If you are upgrading your Flux release, and you do not see a script for your particular version, check whether there is a script for a higher version number available.

For example, Flux 7.7 and Flux 7.8 use the same schema, so to upgrade from Flux 7.7 to Flux 7.8, you would use the script "Flux 7.8 to 7.9".

Upgrading from Flux 5.x to a higher Flux version will require the use of a special tool. If you are planning to upgrade from Flux 5.x, contact support@fluxcorp.com for further assistance

When upgrading to a version of Flux with a higher major or minor version (for example, for Flux 5.3 to Flux 6.0, or from Flux 6.2 to Flux 6.3), there may be database or API changes in the newer release. As a result, you may need to update your database schema or modify your Flux to accommodate the newer release.

The links below provide SQL scripts you can use to update your database and ensure that it will be compatible with the specified minor version number. Some databases require specific schema changes when upgrading; in those cases, the specific scripts appear listed under the databases that require them. If you do not see a script for your particular database, you can use the general upgrade script instead.

Sometimes, a newer minor release will not require a database schema update when upgrading. If you are not sure whether your upgrade will require you to update your database, contact support@fluxcorp.com for further assistance.

For more information on any API changes you will need to make to accommodate your upgrade, refer to the JDIFF report located in /doc/jdiff under your Flux installation directory. The JDIFF reports detail all of the API changes that have occurred since the last minor release.

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