We have a Sugar CRM install version 6.5.22 CE on a debian install that we are trying to migrate to Suite CRM.
We have tried the migration file on the downloads page which gives an error saying it is not compatible with this version of Sugar CRM.
We have searched the forums and tried changing the version numbers which ends in the same error message.
Please can someone shed some light on this or provide us with a link to a migration path that works.
“The uploaded file is not compatible with this version of sugar: SugarCRM system version 6.5.22”
We have read in different parts of this forum that many are having this issue as the migration file provided by SuiteCRM is only compatible with 6.5.20
We have read on several forums that this would be upgraded but nothing has been done for almost year from what we have read.
We really want to move to SuiteCRM but it is looking like this will not be possible.
yes, SuiteCRM migration has been developed only up to 6.5.20. I would recommend to install a fresh copy of SuiteCRM and migrate your content manually, is not that hard, only time consuming.
it depends on how many customizations you have, you need to match the customizations from you current production server to the destination default SuiteCMR server, Fields, Dropdowns, Custom Modules, logic hooks, etc. ones is a complete match in database structure and web structure(modules) you just transfer the content from one DB to the other, and also don’t forget your upload directory.
if you need further help, let’s not waste forum’s space, contact me privately, I’ll help in what I can, i’m not asking for money and I wont.
Thank you for your response Mikebeck. We have not made any customization to suarcrm it is the same as when we installed it so all default settings. Its just the leads and sales data and users we need.
I do not know how to contact you privately as I am new on here. But if it is just a straight table transfer in phpmyadmin from one database to another then I do not think we will have any real issues.
Please let me know if I am wrong on that one. Thanks
BTW, I think it’s not a “waste of forum space” if you keep discussing this here in public: if there aren’t any good manuals out there on the Internet on how to do this manual migration, then this post can be a good start!
you’re right pgr, Twiggled let’s start with your system configuration, I don´t use PhpMyAdmin but I can show you other tools. The fact that you don’t have customizations makes this easier.