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@ -559,7 +559,7 @@ Here is short DIY manual on how to manually update your `database.db` file to `4
Here are SQLs for [old](https://github.com/martinrotter/rssguard/blob/3.9.2/resources/sql/db_init_sqlite.sql) schema and [new](https://github.com/martinrotter/rssguard/blob/4.0.0/resources/sql/db_init_sqlite.sql) schema. Here are SQLs for [old](https://github.com/martinrotter/rssguard/blob/3.9.2/resources/sql/db_init_sqlite.sql) schema and [new](https://github.com/martinrotter/rssguard/blob/4.0.0/resources/sql/db_init_sqlite.sql) schema.
Converting `*Accounts` tables ### Converting `*Accounts` tables
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In `3.x.x` each plugin/account type had its own table where it kept your login usernames, service URLs etc. In `4.x.x` all plugins share one table `Accounts` and place account-specific data into `custom_data` column. You simply can take all rows from any `*Accounts` table (for example `TtRssAccounts`) and insert them into `Accounts`, keeping all columns their default values, except of `type`, which must have on of these values: In `3.x.x` each plugin/account type had its own table where it kept your login usernames, service URLs etc. In `4.x.x` all plugins share one table `Accounts` and place account-specific data into `custom_data` column. You simply can take all rows from any `*Accounts` table (for example `TtRssAccounts`) and insert them into `Accounts`, keeping all columns their default values, except of `type`, which must have on of these values:
* `std-rss` - for standard RSS/ATOM feeds. * `std-rss` - for standard RSS/ATOM feeds.
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Also, once you add any rows the `Accounts` table, your row will be assigned uniqued `id` value which is integer and is used as foreign key in other DB tables, via column `account_id`. Also, once you add any rows the `Accounts` table, your row will be assigned uniqued `id` value which is integer and is used as foreign key in other DB tables, via column `account_id`.
Converting `Feeds` table ### Converting `Feeds` table
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Converting `Messages` table ### Converting `Messages` table
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Other tables ### Other tables
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Other tables like `Labels` or `MessageFilters` are unchanged between these two major RSS Guard versions. But you might need to adjust `account_id` to match DB ID of your account. Other tables like `Labels` or `MessageFilters` are unchanged between these two major RSS Guard versions. But you might need to adjust `account_id` to match DB ID of your account.