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If you've gone through Migrating to Another Database and cannot migrate because of a failed xml backup, this page might help.
MySQL Migration Toolkit is released by the makers of MySQL and as such, problems with the software should be directed to them. Atlassian Support does not offer support for the Migration Toolkit, nor do we provide support for this migration path. These instructions are offered for strictly informational purposes, and your mileage may vary.
Backup Reminder
Please backup your database and your home folder before attempting this.
The information on this page does not apply to Confluence Cloud.
You should be presented with the following screen.
Database System: | Generic JDBC |
Connection String: | jdbc:hsqldb: file:PATHTODATABASEFOLDER\confluencedb\\
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Username: | sa |
Password: | No password. Leave this field blank |
Please make sure that the computer that is running MySQL Toolkit is able to access the MySQL server and that the user listed has the ability to create, drop, insert, and update tables.
If your MySQL user has a $ character in the password (such as 'pa$sword'), please change the password or create a temporary account with full permissions. If you do not, the toolkit will throw an "Illegal group reference" error and you will not be able to proceed with the migration.
You should see the toolkit trying to connect. If you have problems, please click on the advanced options and sql will show you debugging information. Click Advanced to see the log. If you see "Java Heap Space: Out of Memory", you can start the MySQL Migration Toolkit with a -Xmx flag to allocate more memory to the JVM.
After this screen you should come to reverse engineering. Click next.
You should see 2 databases, INFORMATION_SCHEMA and PUBLIC. Choose PUBLIC
[次へ] をクリックします。
Click Show Details on both sections. For Migration Method for Type Schema, choose Multilanguage. For Migration Method for Type Table, choose Data Consistancy/Multilanguage
Click Advanced. Check Enabled Detailed Mappings in Next Step
Click to rename the destination database to be the one set aside to migrate to.
From this point on, you should be able to click next all the way through to finish the migration.