Wordpress Error: Database Update Required

Question

I am currently working with a client by clicking to update a plugin on WordPress. He did not know which plug-in he updated, because he had recently clicked the update for other plug-ins, and they just updated, so he did not pay attention to what he clicked.

His site is still running, but when I try to log in using / wp -admin, I get a message with the message:

Database update required

WordPress updated! Before we send you on your journey, we must update your database to the latest version.

The update process may take some time, so please be patient.

Wordpress Database Update

When I click the "Update WordPress Database" button, it does nothing. The browser spins and then shows me a blank white page with Wordpress at the top. I am at a loss because I can’t even log in, it does not give me an opportunity.

Any thoughts on what's going on? Thanks for the help for the help.

Answer 1

This is due to an error between the database versions that you specified in the settings.

Please follow these steps:

• Go to the /wp-include/ folder and open version.php .
• Find the value of $wp_db_version and write it down.
• Now open your database, check out a table called wp_options

• Find the db_version value:

  SELECT option_value FROM yourdatabase.wp_options WHERE option_name = 'db_version';

• These two values must be the same . Change it in the version.php file, not the database.

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Source: http://wpquestions.com/question/showChrono/id/4151

Answer 2

Rebooting the php-fpm service helped me, it will clear the cache on reboot

 sudo service php5-fpm restart 

Hope this helps some people.

Answer 3

• Try clearing your browser cache
• The db_upgraded option does not receive the installed update process. Try this: go to /wp-admin/options.php . Fill the db_upgraded field with 0 (zero). Click "Save Changes."

Answer 4

This is due to a mismatch between the database versions that you specified in the settings.

Please follow these steps:

1. Go to the /wp-include/ folder and open version.php .
2. Find the value for $wp_db_version and write it down.
3. Open your database, check in the table named wp_options

4. Find the db_version value:

    SELECT option_value FROM yourdatabase.wp_options WHERE option_name = 'db_version'; 

These two values ​​must be the same. Change it in the version.php file, not the database.

Answer 5

To do the following .....

Please do the following: 1. Go to the / wp-include / folder and open the version.php file. 2. Find the value for $ wp_db_version and write it down. 3. Open your database, check the wp_options table. 4. Find the db_version value: SELECT option_value FROM yourdatabase.wp_options WHERE option_name = 'db_version'; These two values ​​must be the same. Change it in the version.php file, not in the database ***

Can someone explain, please, how I access these files. I am a complete beginner and have no idea how to find them. I have the same problem as OP thanks in advance for any help: p