Migrating and upgrading -baffled by the database schema

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Hi C5 Folks. Ok here's the deal: I had to move my client's site to a new webhost--and I needed to do the upgrade on concrete to 5.5.1.

Now the thing that baffles me is that I don't want to import the whole old database. (that might pull in the old server info and files structure - which I don't want.) I only want the content that was on the pages of the old site. Clue me in . Where in those 125 tables of the database do I get the content of the blocks and the layouts? which tables am I looking for?

Thanks.

 
mdzoidberg replied on at Permalink Reply
mdzoidberg
What do you mean by "old server info and files structure"? if you are using the content block then the table btContentLocal would have your html content, I think the best way is just to pull the old database in, why wouldn't that work for you?
bwahed replied on at Permalink Reply
Man I am quickly losing patience for Concrete5. So I reinstalled the new version and am having to reconstruct the pages since I was getting nothing but broken file links when transferring over the old database.

So I started with a fresh install on the database.

Now when I go back to edit a block I keep getting a "duplicate entry" mysql error!

Really? It's a totally new block how in the hanna is this happening?

I'm kinda thinking I could have had this website up and loaded with a custom template in half the time - had I used wordpress.

But honest I want to love concrete5 but so far I'm kinda waivering on this...