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With some variations of upgrading CMS, installing modules and restoring databases, I got into a place where trying to add user properties for a new group was getting an error to the effect of

"column count doesn't match value count" in row [blah, blah...]

Sure enough, it was trying to do an INSERT with 5 values, and when I looked in the table "module_feusers_grouppropmap", it only had 4 columns.  Some more quick looking showed that in the FEU method.upgrade.php, the upgrade to v1.3 had a call to add a 5th column to that table.  So, my database was using a pre-1.3 table, while the rest of FEU thought it had been upgraded -- hence the error I was seeing.

What I couldn't figure out was: Is there any way through the CMS admin interface to force FEU to go through the upgrade process again?  There was nothing on the Modules or ModuleManager pages.

I finally just used phpMyAdmin to manually add the 5th column, and all seems to be working okay.  However, I'm worried that the call to AddcolumnSQL done by the upgrade module might also have updated some other DataDictionary table somewhere??

Lew

If you're very careful and know what you're doing you can alter the appropriate row of the cms_modules table with phpmyadmin or some other sql tool.  This would do the trick for you.

Thanks Robert.

It still seems to be working fine, so I guess I knew what I was doing, was careful enough and was lucky!

Lew

I'm having the same problem.  What's the column that's created there - I can't figure it out what the "I" means.  I take it "lostunflag" is the new column name?

Yes, the field to be added is lostunflag;  Here's my ending table structure:


Field  Type Attributes Null Default Extra Action
name  varchar(40)      No                 
group_id  int(11)        No  0               
sort_key  int(11)        Yes  NULL               
required  int(11)        Yes  NULL               
lostunflag  int(11)      Yes  NULL               

Lew

Thanks! 

hi,
i have a same probleme but with more !

see link here : http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... 0.html#new