Does anyone know where the calendar plugin (the old one) stores the data?

Nariman Riahi February 27, 2012

I disabled and reenabled the plugin and now none of my calendars are showing up. I like to at least get the data out. Maybe I can import it to new team calendar. Thanks

COnfluence version is 3.5.3

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Akeles
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February 28, 2012

Oh. Additional note.

There is a guide on how to migrate from the old calendar plugin to the new calendar plugin

You can import your existing calendars without going to the database layer.

Nariman Riahi February 28, 2012

thank you . This is really helpful.

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February 28, 2012

Hi Nashmarkt,

You can try the following SQL

select entity_id, entity_key from os_propertyentry where entity_key like 'confluence.extra.calendar%';

Hope it helps.

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February 28, 2012

I don't know for certain, but I would start by looking in the Bandana table - that's where most plugins store all their stuff :-)

Failing that, you could also look in os_propertyentry.

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