Moodle Restore Error Writing To Database
Contents |
Backup and restore /► 2.1 Backup - Error writing to database Moodle in English Backup and restore2.1 Backup - Error writing to database 'Locked by dependencies' - Can't error reading from database moodle import activitiesAutomated backups stopping after an hour of runningDisplay modeDisplay replies flat,
Moodle Error Reading From Database After Upgrade
with oldest firstDisplay replies flat, with newest firstDisplay replies in threaded formDisplay replies in nested form2.1 Backup - moodle error code: dmlreadexception Error writing to database Shawn PetersFriday, 8 July 2011, 6:10 AMSo just upgraded to Moodle v2.1 the other day (from v1.9). All seemed to go well with the upgrade but moodle installation error reading from database we have 3 courses (out of 60+) that don't want to backup. The automatic backup just tells me there are 3 unfinished course backups. Yes they were backing up prior to 2.1 upgrade on v1.9. When I manually run the failed course backup I just get a message on the screen saying: "Error writing to database" "Error reading from database" That's
Moodle Error Writing To Database
all, nothing else. The backup report doesn't list anything for that course.If I run a restore on the failed coure the same thing occurs, 2 message appear in browser. I'm not super familar with Moodle (was an inherated server) so I'm not 100% sure where I should be looking. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Running a backup on another course manually works fine. Suggestions? I'm out of ideas and couldn't find anything similar to this in the forums (unless I'm looking for the wrong stuff). Running Moodle with XAMPP - latest release, on Windows Server 2008R2. Thanks, †ShawnAverage of ratings: - Permalink | ReplyRe: 2.1 Backup - Error writing to database harshal mundiwaleSaturday, 23 July 2011, 6:35 PMi have a huge course must be about 900mb in size. the course is a topic type, contains 7 sections with a total activity (scorm mainly) count of about 200. the back up fails saying "error writing to database" "error reading from database."Average of ratings: - Permalink | Show parent | ReplyRe: 2.1 Backup - Error writing to datab
GNU General Public License, unless otherwise stated. Moodle™ is a registered trademark. Site policy | Contact Help JIRA Core help Keyboard Shortcuts About JIRA JIRA Credits Log In Personal Calendar for Gantt-Charts Download JIRA Client Export Tools MoodleMDL-45283Error writing to database during restore when merging to the courseLog In ExportXMLWordPrintable Details Type: Bug Status: Closed Priority: Minor Resolution: Fixed Affects Version/s: 2.5.5, 2.6.2 Fix Version/s: 2.5.6, 2.6.3 Component/s: Course Labels: triaged Testing Instructions: Hide Test pre-requisites Create a new course with a few students Create a https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=180806 new assignment activity with some submissions Grade the submissions (from mod_assign, not the gradebook - give the grades 10, 20, 30, ...) Edit the course grade for a student, and add a feedback to it Backup the course leaving the default settings (user data included) Merge restore Go to the gradebook and edit the course https://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-45283 grade feedback you had previously set Change some of the grades, from mod_assign, not the gradebook Set a 100 Set a 0 Restore the backup as "merge" in the same course Make sure there are no errors during the process If the process details were displayed, make sure you see some messages like "User id x already has a grade entry for grade item id x". Go to the gradebook, and confirm that: There is a new mod_assign using the backed up grades The course grade has been updated for each student The course feedback you had set has not been restored to what is was at the time of the backup Restore new course Restore the backup using "Restore as a new course" Confirm that there were no errors Confirm that the assignment grades have been restored, and the course grades are equal to the assignment Confirm that the course feedback has been restored, and was the one set before the backup R
Moodle.org Are you the publisher? Claim or contact us about this channel Embed this content in your HTML Search confirm cancel Report adult content: click to rate: Account: (login) More Channels Showcase RSS Channel Showcase 4948223 RSS Channel Showcase 3667945 RSS http://ukraina5.rssing.com/chan-3919337/all_p2.html Channel Showcase 5544562 RSS Channel Showcase 3136383 Channel Catalog Subsection Catalog Articles on this https://ttcshelbyville.wordpress.com/2012/12/30/mysql-problem-writing-to-database-during-cron-backup/ Page (showing articles 21 to 40 of 3170) 08/03/12--09:20: _where exactly are m... 08/03/12--09:24: _Re: where exactly a... 08/03/12--09:41: _Re: where exactly a... 08/03/12--09:46: _Re: where exactly a... 08/06/12--07:23: _Problems Restoring ... 08/06/12--08:08: _Re: Problems Restor... 08/06/12--08:34: _Re: Problems Restor... 08/08/12--09:19: _Re: Backup from 2.2... 08/08/12--09:22: _Re: How to restore ... 08/08/12--10:07: _Re: Backup from 2.2... 08/08/12--10:14: error reading _Re: Backup from 2.2... 08/08/12--11:53: _Problem coverting M... 08/08/12--11:58: _Re: Problem coverti... 08/08/12--12:54: _Re: Problem coverti... 08/08/12--16:31: _Solution to restori... 08/08/12--20:39: _Re: Re-using Course... 08/09/12--09:25: _Raw copy of course ... 08/09/12--20:45: _Re: Restore Causing... 08/10/12--05:38: _Database error 08/10/12--06:58: _Re: Database error (showing articles 21 to 40 of 3170) Browse the Latest Snapshot Browsing All Articles (3170 Articles) Live Browser Channel Description: Including all aspects of backup and restore, and course reset. error reading from Documentation: [[Backup]] and [[Backup and restore FAQ]]Forum moderator: Emma Richardson Before starting a new discussion topic, please check the [[Backup and restore FAQ]] and try a forum search. older | 1 | (Page 2) | 3 | 4 | 5 | .... | 159 | newer 0 0 08/03/12--09:20: where exactly are my backup course files? in moodle 2.0 Contact us about this article by marc h. hi, ive just installed a test version of moodle 2.0, created a test course, backed it up, and went to restore my converted 1.9.x course file [converted to .mbz file versus the old version used the .zip] anyway, i went to restore my converted course file, and i keep getting file too large errors, php, etc.. and im trying to work on that with my host. however, i wanted to just try to ftp the file there manually, and try to restore... but for some reason i just dont know at all where the backup course data folder is, whats its caleld or anything... it used to be in the course folder in the od version.. can someone point me to the basic folder structure for moodle 2.0 and where i should begin looking? thanks
0 0 08/03/12--09:24: Re: where exactlyMySQL problem writing to database during cronbackup Posted on Sunday, December 30, 2012 1:33 pm by TCAT Shelbyville IT Department If you receive the error "!!!Error Writing To Database!!!" during a cron backup, this can be related to Find the my.ini file which is normally located in the MySql folder under program files (C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.1). Edit it by adding or modifying the line - Max_Allowed_Packet = 100M (adjust as necessary) Rate this:Share This Post!TweetPrintEmailShare on TumblrLike this:Like Loading... Related About TCAT Shelbyville IT Department The Tennessee College of Applied Technology - is one of 46 institutions in the Tennessee Board of Regents System, the seventh largest system of higher education in the nation. This system comprises six universities, fourteen community colleges, and twenty-six Applied Technology Colleges. View all posts by TCAT Shelbyville IT Department → This entry was posted in Technology and tagged Backup error in Moodle, Moodle, mysql, mysql backup error, mysql cron error, mysql restore error. Bookmark the permalink. ← VMware Player Review - Virtualization that'seasy 2012 in review - TTCShelbyville → Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here... Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. (LogOut/Change) You are commenting using your Twitter account. (LogOut/Change) You are commenting using your Facebook account. (LogOut/Change) You are commenting using your Google+ account. (LogOut/Change) Cancel Connecting to %s Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Note: Products that are reviewed (hardware or software) are personally owned or freeware that appear in this blog. 10 Years2