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rladybugdb 0.4.3 embeds LadybugDB 0.20.4. Earlier native
releases of the package embedded LadybugDB 0.15.2. LadybugDB 0.20.4 can
read the storage version produced by 0.15.x; the package tests this with
a database created by the old engine rather than only testing a newly
created file.
Treat a database file as application data, not as a disposable package cache. Before opening it with a newer engine:
LadybugDB 0.20 uses a single database file, so pass a file path rather than a directory path:
If a future engine cannot open an old storage version, use the original engine to export the database, then use the target engine to import into a fresh file. Export defaults to a directory containing Parquet data and Cypher schema.
With the original engine:
old_db <- lb_database("old.lbug")
old_conn <- lb_connection(old_db)
lb_close(lb_execute(old_conn, "EXPORT DATABASE 'migration-export'"))
lb_close(old_conn)
lb_close(old_db)With the upgraded package:
new_db <- lb_database("new.lbug")
new_conn <- lb_connection(new_db)
on.exit({
lb_close(new_conn)
lb_close(new_db)
}, add = TRUE)
lb_close(lb_execute(new_conn, "IMPORT DATABASE 'migration-export'"))Use parameters for values in ordinary queries. Export and import paths are Cypher syntax rather than value parameters, so carefully quote paths or run these commands only with trusted, application-controlled paths.
When the native engine reports a storage-version mismatch,
lb_database() adds an actionable message pointing to this
vignette. Do not edit the database file or retry it with concurrent
writers. Restore the backup and use the export/import workflow with an
engine version that can still open the source.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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