├── .gitignore
├── 0.x
    ├── 0_convert_tc_sw.sql
    ├── 1_CREATE_CLEANUP_TABLES.sql
    ├── 2_CLEANUP_AND_CONVERT_SPELLS.sql
    └── README.md
├── 1.x
    ├── 1_CREATE_CLEANUP_TABLES.sql
    ├── 2_CREATE_MISSING_TABLES.sql
    ├── 3_ALTER_TABLES.sql
    └── 4_CLEANUP_AND_CONVERT_SPELLS.sql
├── 1_CREATE_CLEANUP_TABLES.sql
├── 2_CREATE_MISSING_TABLES.sql
├── 3_ALTER_TABLES.sql
├── 4_CLEANUP_AND_CONVERT_SPELLS.sql
├── 5_FINAL_CLEANUP.sql
├── 6.AUTH_RENAME_COLUMNS.sql
├── 7.AUTH_CLEAN_AND_CONVERTER.sql
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
└── migration.sh


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/0.x/0_convert_tc_sw.sql:
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  1 | 
  2 | CREATE TABLE `character_brew_of_the_month` (
  3 |   `guid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
  4 |   `lastEventId` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  5 |   PRIMARY KEY (`guid`)
  6 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
  7 | CREATE TABLE `log_arena_fights` (
  8 |   `fight_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
  9 |   `time` datetime NOT NULL,
 10 |   `type` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL,
 11 |   `duration` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 12 |   `winner` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 13 |   `loser` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 14 |   `winner_tr` smallint(5) unsigned NOT NULL,
 15 |   `winner_mmr` smallint(5) unsigned NOT NULL,
 16 |   `winner_tr_change` smallint(6) NOT NULL,
 17 |   `loser_tr` smallint(5) unsigned NOT NULL,
 18 |   `loser_mmr` smallint(5) unsigned NOT NULL,
 19 |   `loser_tr_change` smallint(6) NOT NULL,
 20 |   `currOnline` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 21 |   PRIMARY KEY (`fight_id`)
 22 | ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
 23 | CREATE TABLE `log_arena_memberstats` (
 24 |   `fight_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 25 |   `member_id` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL,
 26 |   `name` char(20) NOT NULL,
 27 |   `guid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 28 |   `team` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 29 |   `account` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 30 |   `ip` char(15) NOT NULL,
 31 |   `damage` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 32 |   `heal` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 33 |   `kblows` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 34 |   PRIMARY KEY (`fight_id`,`member_id`)
 35 | ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
 36 | CREATE TABLE `log_encounter` (
 37 |   `time` datetime NOT NULL,
 38 |   `map` smallint(5) unsigned NOT NULL,
 39 |   `difficulty` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL,
 40 |   `creditType` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL,
 41 |   `creditEntry` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 42 |   `playersInfo` text NOT NULL
 43 | ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
 44 | CREATE TABLE `log_money` (
 45 |   `sender_acc` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL,
 46 |   `sender_guid` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL,
 47 |   `sender_name` char(32) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
 48 |   `sender_ip` char(32) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
 49 |   `receiver_acc` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL,
 50 |   `receiver_name` char(32) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
 51 |   `money` bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL,
 52 |   `topic` char(255) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
 53 |   `date` datetime NOT NULL
 54 | ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;
 55 | CREATE TABLE `gm_subsurveys` (
 56 |   `surveyId` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
 57 |   `subsurveyId` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 58 |   `rank` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 59 |   `comment` text NOT NULL,
 60 |   PRIMARY KEY (`surveyId`,`subsurveyId`)
 61 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Player System';
 62 | CREATE TABLE `gm_surveys` (
 63 |   `surveyId` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
 64 |   `guid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 65 |   `mainSurvey` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 66 |   `overallComment` longtext NOT NULL,
 67 |   `createTime` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 68 |   `maxMMR` smallint(5) NOT NULL,
 69 |   PRIMARY KEY (`surveyId`)
 70 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Player System';
 71 | CREATE TABLE `gm_tickets` (
 72 |   `ticketId` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
 73 |   `guid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Global Unique Identifier of ticket creator',
 74 |   `name` varchar(12) NOT NULL COMMENT 'Name of ticket creator',
 75 |   `message` text NOT NULL,
 76 |   `createTime` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 77 |   `mapId` smallint(5) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 78 |   `posX` float NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 79 |   `posY` float NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 80 |   `posZ` float NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 81 |   `lastModifiedTime` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 82 |   `closedBy` int(10) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 83 |   `assignedTo` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'GUID of admin to whom ticket is assigned',
 84 |   `comment` text NOT NULL,
 85 |   `response` text NOT NULL,
 86 |   `completed` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 87 |   `escalated` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 88 |   `viewed` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 89 |   `haveTicket` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 90 |   PRIMARY KEY (`ticketId`)
 91 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Player System';
 92 | CREATE TABLE `item_loot_storage` (
 93 |   `containerGUID` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 94 |   `itemid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 95 |   `count` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
 96 |   `randomPropertyId` int(10) NOT NULL,
 97 |   `randomSuffix` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL
 98 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
 99 | CREATE TABLE `character_entry_point` (
100 |   `guid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Global Unique Identifier',
101 |   `joinX` float NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
102 |   `joinY` float NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
103 |   `joinZ` float NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
104 |   `joinO` float NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
105 |   `joinMapId` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Map Identifier',
106 |   `taxiPath` text,
107 |   `mountSpell` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
108 |   PRIMARY KEY (`guid`)
109 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Player System';
110 | CREATE TABLE `channels_bans` (
111 |   `channelId` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
112 |   `playerGUID` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
113 |   `banTime` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
114 |   PRIMARY KEY (`channelId`,`playerGUID`)
115 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
116 | 
117 | --
118 | -- Table structure for table `channels_rights`
119 | --
120 | 
121 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `channels_rights`;
122 | /*!40101 SET @saved_cs_client     = @@character_set_client */;
123 | /*!40101 SET character_set_client = utf8 */;
124 | CREATE TABLE `channels_rights` (
125 |   `name` varchar(128) NOT NULL,
126 |   `flags` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
127 |   `speakdelay` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
128 |   `joinmessage` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
129 |   `delaymessage` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
130 |   `moderators` text,
131 |   PRIMARY KEY (`name`)
132 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
133 | /*!40101 SET character_set_client = @saved_cs_client */;
134 | 
135 | --
136 | -- Dumping data for table `channels_rights`
137 | --
138 | 
139 | LOCK TABLES `channels_rights` WRITE;
140 | /*!40000 ALTER TABLE `channels_rights` DISABLE KEYS */;
141 | /*!40000 ALTER TABLE `channels_rights` ENABLE KEYS */;
142 | UNLOCK TABLES;
143 | 
144 | 
145 | ALTER TABLE `character_spell_cooldown` ADD COLUMN `needSend` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '1' AFTER `categoryEnd`;
146 | ALTER TABLE `auctionhouse` CHANGE COLUMN `houseid` `auctioneerguid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ;
147 | ALTER TABLE `channels` 
148 | ADD COLUMN `channelId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT FIRST,
149 | DROP PRIMARY KEY,
150 | ADD PRIMARY KEY (`channelId`);
151 | 
152 | TRUNCATE TABLE `character_talent`;
153 | ALTER TABLE `character_talent` 
154 | CHANGE COLUMN `talentGroup` `specMask` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ,
155 | DROP PRIMARY KEY,
156 | ADD PRIMARY KEY (`guid`, `spell`);
157 | ALTER TABLE `characters` 
158 | ADD COLUMN `playerBytes` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' AFTER `money`,
159 | ADD COLUMN `playerBytes2` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' AFTER `playerBytes`;
160 | UPDATE `characters` SET 
161 |  playerBytes = (skin) | (face << 8) | (hairStyle << 16) | (hairColor << 24),
162 |  playerBytes2 = (facialStyle) | (bankSlots << 16) | (restState << 24)
163 | WHERE guid > 0;
164 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `skin`;
165 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `face`;
166 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `hairStyle`;
167 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `hairColor`;
168 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `facialStyle`;
169 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `bankSlots`;
170 | ALTER TABLE `characters` 
171 | CHANGE COLUMN `talentGroupsCount` `speccount` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '1' ,
172 | CHANGE COLUMN `activeTalentGroup` `activespec` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ,
173 | DROP COLUMN `restState`;
174 | 
175 | ALTER TABLE `character_glyphs` 
176 | CHANGE COLUMN `talentGroup` `spec` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0';
177 | 
178 | 
179 | ALTER TABLE `character_instance` 
180 | CHANGE COLUMN `extendState` `extended` TINYINT(2) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ;
181 | 
182 | ALTER TABLE `character_arena_stats` 
183 | ADD COLUMN `maxMMR` smallint(5) NOT NULL AFTER `matchMakerRating`;
184 | 
185 | TRUNCATE TABLE `corpse`;
186 | ALTER TABLE `corpse` 
187 | ADD COLUMN `corpseGuid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' FIRST,
188 | DROP PRIMARY KEY,
189 | ADD PRIMARY KEY (`corpseGuid`, `guid`);
190 | 
191 | ALTER TABLE `character_aura` 
192 | CHANGE COLUMN `casterGuid` `caster_guid` BIGINT(20) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Full Global Unique Identifier' ,
193 | CHANGE COLUMN `itemGuid` `item_guid` BIGINT(20) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ,
194 | CHANGE COLUMN `effectMask` `effect_mask` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ,
195 | CHANGE COLUMN `recalculateMask` `recalculate_mask` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ;
196 | 
197 | 
198 | ALTER TABLE `pet_aura` 
199 | CHANGE COLUMN `casterGuid` `caster_guid` BIGINT(20) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Full Global Unique Identifier' ,
200 | CHANGE COLUMN `effectMask` `effect_mask` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ,
201 | CHANGE COLUMN `recalculateMask` `recalculate_mask` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ;
202 | 
203 | -- ALTER TABLE `character_spell` 
204 | -- DROP COLUMN `disabled`,
205 | -- CHANGE COLUMN `active` `specMask` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ;
206 | 
207 | 


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  1 | ALTER TABLE character_spell DROP COLUMN `active`;
  2 | ALTER TABLE character_spell DROP COLUMN `disabled`;
  3 | ALTER TABLE character_spell ADD `specMask` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 255;
  4 | 
  5 | TRUNCATE TABLE character_talent;
  6 | TRUNCATE TABLE character_aura;
  7 | -- ALTER TABLE character_talent CHANGE `spec` `specMask` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0;
  8 | 
  9 | UPDATE characters SET speccount=1 WHERE speccount=0;
 10 | 
 11 | 
 12 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_ability_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells from spellability.dbc
 13 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_override_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells from overridespell.dbc
 14 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_shapeshift_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells from shapeshift.dbc
 15 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_spell_learn_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells from old spell_learn_spell table
 16 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_talent_rest_ranks t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all talents which should not be in character_spell table
 17 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __playercreateinfo_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell JOIN characters c ON s.guid = c.guid WHERE (t.racemask=0 OR (1<<(c.race-1))&t.racemask) AND (t.classmask=0 OR (1<<(c.class-1))&t.classmask); -- Remove all spells from playercreateinfo_spell
 18 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_autolearn t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells that are automatically learned from certain skill level
 19 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN characters c ON s.guid = c.guid WHERE s.spell = 674 AND c.class = 7; -- Remove Dual Wield From shamans
 20 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_talent_pyroblast t1 ON s.spell=t1.spell LEFT JOIN __del_talent_pyroblast2 t2 ON t1.spell=t2.spell WHERE t2.spell IS NULL;
 21 | 
 22 | 
 23 | -- restore lower ranks not saved (dependant was not saved)
 24 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=16);
 25 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=15);
 26 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=14);
 27 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=13);
 28 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=12);
 29 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=11);
 30 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=10);
 31 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=9);
 32 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=8);
 33 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=7);
 34 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=6);
 35 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=5);
 36 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=4);
 37 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=3);
 38 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=2);
 39 | 
 40 | 
 41 | UPDATE character_spell SET specMask=255; -- Set specMask of all spells to 255
 42 | UPDATE character_spell s JOIN __del_talent_pyroblast t ON s.spell=t.spell SET specMask=0; -- Set specMask to 0 for spells added to spellbook
 43 | 
 44 | 
 45 | -- Add missing profession spells
 46 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=6);
 47 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=5);
 48 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=4);
 49 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=3);
 50 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=2);
 51 | 
 52 | 
 53 | -- Insert skill if missing (core would do this, but we need it for the queries below)
 54 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=6);
 55 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=5);
 56 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=4);
 57 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=3);
 58 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=2);
 59 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=1);
 60 | 
 61 | 
 62 | -- Update max allowed skill based on spells
 63 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=6 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 64 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=5 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 65 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=4 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 66 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=3 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 67 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=2 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 68 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=1 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 69 | DELETE FROM character_skills WHERE max=0;
 70 | UPDATE character_skills SET value=max WHERE value>max;
 71 | 
 72 | 
 73 | -- Remove primary professions when having more than 2!
 74 | -- first delete skill
 75 | SET @cnt := 0;
 76 | SET @prevguid := 0;
 77 | DELETE s FROM character_skills s JOIN ((SELECT guid, skill FROM ((SELECT IF(@prevguid <> cs.guid, @cnt := 1, @cnt := @cnt+1) AS cnt, (@prevguid := guid) AS guid, cs.skill AS skill FROM character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill AND t.rank=6 ORDER BY cs.guid, cs.skill) x) WHERE cnt>2) x2) ON s.guid = x2.guid AND s.skill = x2.skill;
 78 | -- now delete main profession spells if skill is missing
 79 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_skills cs ON s.guid = cs.guid AND t.skill = cs.skill WHERE cs.guid IS NULL;
 80 | 
 81 | 
 82 | -- PROFESSION SPECIALTY DATA!
 83 | -- TRUNCATE TABLE __profession_spell_req_spell;
 84 | -- Alchemy (rank 1 - 2259): 28672 (transmute), 28677 (elixir), 28675 (potion)
 85 | -- Blacksmithing (rank 1 - 2018): 9788 (armorsmith), 9787 (weaponsmith) -- Weaponsmith: 17040 (hammer), 17041 (axe), 17039 (sword)
 86 | -- Leatherworking (rank 1 - 2108): 10656 (dragon), 10658 (elemental), 10660 (tribal)
 87 | -- Tailoring (rank 1 - 3908): 26798 (mooncloth), 26801 (shadoweave), 26797 (spellfire)
 88 | -- Engineering (rank 1 - 4036): 20222 (goblin), 20219 (gnomish)
 89 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(28672, 2259), (28677, 2259), (28675, 2259);
 90 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(9788, 2018), (9787, 2018), (17040, 9787), (17041, 9787), (17039, 9787);
 91 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(10656, 2108), (10658, 2108), (10660, 2108);
 92 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(26798, 3908), (26801, 3908), (26797, 3908);
 93 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(20222, 4036), (20219, 4036);
 94 | -- THERE ARE ALSO SPECIALTY RECIPES IN THIS TABLE!
 95 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36125, 9787), (36128, 9787), (36126, 9787); -- Weaponsmith
 96 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36122, 9788), (36129, 9788), (36130, 9788), (34533, 9788), (34529, 9788), (34534, 9788), (36257, 9788), (36256, 9788), (34530, 9788), (36124, 9788); -- Armorsmith
 97 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36262, 17040), (34546, 17040), (34545, 17040), (36136, 17040), (34547, 17040), (34567, 17040), (36263, 17040), (36137, 17040); -- Hammersmith
 98 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36260, 17041), (34562, 17041), (34541, 17041), (36134, 17041), (36135, 17041), (36261, 17041), (34543, 17041), (34544, 17041); -- Axesmith
 99 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36258, 17039), (34537, 17039), (34535, 17039), (36131, 17039), (36133, 17039), (34538, 17039), (34540, 17039), (36259, 17039); -- Swordsmith
100 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36076, 10656), (36079, 10656), (35576, 10656), (35577, 10656), (35575, 10656), (35582, 10656), (35584, 10656), (35580, 10656); -- Dragon
101 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36074, 10658), (36077, 10658), (35590, 10658), (35591, 10658), (35589, 10658); -- Elemental
102 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(35585, 10660), (35587, 10660), (35588, 10660), (36075, 10660), (36078, 10660); -- Tribal
103 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(26752, 26797), (26753, 26797), (26754, 26797); -- Spellfire
104 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(26760, 26798), (26761, 26798), (26762, 26798); -- Mooncloth
105 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(26756, 26801), (26757, 26801), (26758, 26801); -- Shadoweave
106 | 
107 | 
108 | -- Remove double specialties (always leaves last from the list above)
109 | -- Alchemy
110 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=28677 WHERE s.spell=28672;
111 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=28675 WHERE s.spell=28672;
112 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=28675 WHERE s.spell=28677;
113 | -- Blacksmithing
114 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=9787 WHERE s.spell=9788;
115 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=17041 WHERE s.spell=17040;
116 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=17039 WHERE s.spell=17040;
117 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=17039 WHERE s.spell=17041;
118 | -- Leatherworking
119 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=10658 WHERE s.spell=10656;
120 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=10660 WHERE s.spell=10656;
121 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=10660 WHERE s.spell=10658;
122 | -- Tailoring
123 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=26801 WHERE s.spell=26798;
124 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=26797 WHERE s.spell=26798;
125 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=26797 WHERE s.spell=26801;
126 | -- Engineering
127 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=20219 WHERE s.spell=20222;
128 | 
129 | 
130 | -- Remove spells missing their required spell
131 | -- Run 3 times: first - normal specialty is removed, second - recipes from specialty and specialty of specialty (blacksmithing only), third - recipes of specialty of specialty
132 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_spell_req_spell t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=t.reqspell WHERE s2.guid IS NULL;
133 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_spell_req_spell t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=t.reqspell WHERE s2.guid IS NULL;
134 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_spell_req_spell t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=t.reqspell WHERE s2.guid IS NULL;
135 | 
136 | 
137 | -- Remove spells missing their required skill (the same spells are removed when setting skill to 0)
138 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_spell_req_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_skills cs ON s.guid = cs.guid AND t.reqskill = cs.skill WHERE cs.guid IS NULL;
139 | 
140 | 
141 | -- GBoS fix
142 | update character_spell s left join character_talent t on s.guid = t.guid and t.spell = 20911 set s.specMask=0 where s.spell = 25899 and t.guid IS NULL;
143 | update character_spell s join character_talent t on s.guid = t.guid and t.spell = 20911 set s.specMask=t.specMask where s.spell = 25899;
144 | 
145 | 
146 | -- add activation spells to all characters with dual spec
147 | REPLACE INTO character_spell
148 | SELECT guid,63645,255 FROM characters WHERE speccount>1;
149 | 
150 | REPLACE INTO character_spell
151 | SELECT guid,63644,255 FROM characters WHERE speccount>1;
152 | 
153 | 


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1 | SQL files in this folder can be used to convert TC characters to 0.x AC version.
2 | 
3 | Not fully tested
4 | 


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/1.x/2_CREATE_MISSING_TABLES.sql:
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  1 | CREATE TABLE `character_brew_of_the_month` (
  2 |   `guid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
  3 |   `lastEventId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  4 |   PRIMARY KEY (`guid`)
  5 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
  6 | 
  7 | CREATE TABLE `log_arena_fights` (
  8 |   `fight_id` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
  9 |   `time` DATETIME NOT NULL,
 10 |   `type` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 11 |   `duration` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 12 |   `winner` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 13 |   `loser` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 14 |   `winner_tr` SMALLINT(5) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 15 |   `winner_mmr` SMALLINT(5) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 16 |   `winner_tr_change` SMALLINT(6) NOT NULL,
 17 |   `loser_tr` SMALLINT(5) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 18 |   `loser_mmr` SMALLINT(5) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 19 |   `loser_tr_change` SMALLINT(6) NOT NULL,
 20 |   `currOnline` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 21 |   PRIMARY KEY (`fight_id`)
 22 | ) ENGINE=MYISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
 23 | 
 24 | CREATE TABLE `log_arena_memberstats` (
 25 |   `fight_id` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 26 |   `member_id` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 27 |   `name` CHAR(20) NOT NULL,
 28 |   `guid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 29 |   `team` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 30 |   `account` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 31 |   `ip` CHAR(15) NOT NULL,
 32 |   `damage` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 33 |   `heal` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 34 |   `kblows` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 35 |   PRIMARY KEY (`fight_id`,`member_id`)
 36 | ) ENGINE=MYISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
 37 | 
 38 | CREATE TABLE `log_encounter` (
 39 |   `time` DATETIME NOT NULL,
 40 |   `map` SMALLINT(5) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 41 |   `difficulty` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 42 |   `creditType` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 43 |   `creditEntry` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 44 |   `playersInfo` TEXT NOT NULL
 45 | ) ENGINE=MYISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
 46 | 
 47 | CREATE TABLE `log_money` (
 48 |   `sender_acc` INT(11) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 49 |   `sender_guid` INT(11) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 50 |   `sender_name` CHAR(32) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
 51 |   `sender_ip` CHAR(32) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
 52 |   `receiver_acc` INT(11) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 53 |   `receiver_name` CHAR(32) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
 54 |   `money` BIGINT(20) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 55 |   `topic` CHAR(255) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
 56 |   `date` DATETIME NOT NULL
 57 | ) ENGINE=MYISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;
 58 | 
 59 | CREATE TABLE `gm_subsurveys` (
 60 |   `surveyId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
 61 |   `subsurveyId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 62 |   `rank` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 63 |   `comment` TEXT NOT NULL,
 64 |   PRIMARY KEY (`surveyId`,`subsurveyId`)
 65 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Player System';
 66 | 
 67 | CREATE TABLE `gm_surveys` (
 68 |   `surveyId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
 69 |   `guid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 70 |   `mainSurvey` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 71 |   `overallComment` LONGTEXT NOT NULL,
 72 |   `createTime` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 73 |   `maxMMR` SMALLINT(5) NOT NULL,
 74 |   PRIMARY KEY (`surveyId`)
 75 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Player System';
 76 | 
 77 | CREATE TABLE `gm_tickets` (
 78 |   `ticketId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
 79 |   `guid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Global Unique Identifier of ticket creator',
 80 |   `name` VARCHAR(12) NOT NULL COMMENT 'Name of ticket creator',
 81 |   `message` TEXT NOT NULL,
 82 |   `createTime` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 83 |   `mapId` SMALLINT(5) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 84 |   `posX` FLOAT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 85 |   `posY` FLOAT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 86 |   `posZ` FLOAT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 87 |   `lastModifiedTime` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 88 |   `closedBy` INT(10) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 89 |   `assignedTo` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'GUID of admin to whom ticket is assigned',
 90 |   `comment` TEXT NOT NULL,
 91 |   `response` TEXT NOT NULL,
 92 |   `completed` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 93 |   `escalated` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 94 |   `viewed` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 95 |   `haveTicket` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 96 |   PRIMARY KEY (`ticketId`)
 97 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Player System';
 98 | 
 99 | CREATE TABLE `item_loot_storage` (
100 |   `containerGUID` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
101 |   `itemid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
102 |   `count` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
103 |   `randomPropertyId` INT(10) NOT NULL,
104 |   `randomSuffix` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL
105 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
106 | 
107 | CREATE TABLE `character_entry_point` (
108 |   `guid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Global Unique Identifier',
109 |   `joinX` FLOAT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
110 |   `joinY` FLOAT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
111 |   `joinZ` FLOAT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
112 |   `joinO` FLOAT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
113 |   `joinMapId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Map Identifier',
114 |   `taxiPath` TEXT,
115 |   `mountSpell` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
116 |   PRIMARY KEY (`guid`)
117 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Player System';
118 | 
119 | CREATE TABLE `channels_bans` (
120 |   `channelId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
121 |   `playerGUID` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
122 |   `banTime` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
123 |   PRIMARY KEY (`channelId`,`playerGUID`)
124 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
125 | 
126 | --
127 | -- Table structure for table `channels_rights`
128 | --
129 | 
130 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `channels_rights`;
131 | /*!40101 SET @saved_cs_client     = @@character_set_client */;
132 | /*!40101 SET character_set_client = utf8 */;
133 | CREATE TABLE `channels_rights` (
134 |   `name` VARCHAR(128) NOT NULL,
135 |   `flags` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
136 |   `speakdelay` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
137 |   `joinmessage` VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
138 |   `delaymessage` VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
139 |   `moderators` TEXT,
140 |   PRIMARY KEY (`name`)
141 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
142 | /*!40101 SET character_set_client = @saved_cs_client */;
143 | 
144 | --
145 | -- Dumping data for table `channels_rights`
146 | --
147 | 
148 | LOCK TABLES `channels_rights` WRITE;
149 | /*!40000 ALTER TABLE `channels_rights` DISABLE KEYS */;
150 | /*!40000 ALTER TABLE `channels_rights` ENABLE KEYS */;
151 | UNLOCK TABLES;
152 | 


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 1 | ALTER TABLE `character_spell_cooldown` ADD COLUMN `needSend` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '1' AFTER `categoryEnd`;
 2 | ALTER TABLE `auctionhouse` CHANGE COLUMN `houseid` `auctioneerguid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ;
 3 | ALTER TABLE `channels` 
 4 | ADD COLUMN `channelId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT FIRST,
 5 | DROP PRIMARY KEY,
 6 | ADD PRIMARY KEY (`channelId`);
 7 | 
 8 | TRUNCATE TABLE `character_talent`;
 9 | 
10 | ALTER TABLE `character_talent` CHANGE COLUMN `talentGroup` `specMask` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ,
11 | DROP PRIMARY KEY,
12 | ADD PRIMARY KEY (`guid`, `spell`);
13 | 
14 | ALTER TABLE `characters` 
15 | ADD COLUMN `playerBytes` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' AFTER `money`,
16 | ADD COLUMN `playerBytes2` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' AFTER `playerBytes`;
17 | UPDATE `characters` SET 
18 |  playerBytes = (skin) | (face << 8) | (hairStyle << 16) | (hairColor << 24),
19 |  playerBytes2 = (facialStyle) | (bankSlots << 16) | (restState << 24)
20 | WHERE guid > 0;
21 | 
22 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `skin`;
23 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `face`;
24 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `hairStyle`;
25 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `hairColor`;
26 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `facialStyle`;
27 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `bankSlots`;
28 | ALTER TABLE `characters` DROP COLUMN `restState`;
29 | 
30 | ALTER TABLE `character_instance` CHANGE COLUMN `extendState` `extended` TINYINT(2) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ;
31 | 
32 | ALTER TABLE `character_arena_stats` ADD COLUMN `maxMMR` SMALLINT(5) NOT NULL AFTER `matchMakerRating`;
33 | 
34 | TRUNCATE TABLE `corpse`;
35 | ALTER TABLE `corpse` 
36 | ADD COLUMN `corpseGuid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' FIRST,
37 | DROP PRIMARY KEY,
38 | ADD PRIMARY KEY (`corpseGuid`, `guid`);
39 | 
40 | ALTER TABLE `character_aura` ADD COLUMN `itemGuid` BIGINT(20) NOT NULL AFTER `casterGuid`;
41 | 
42 | ALTER TABLE character_spell DROP COLUMN `active`;
43 | ALTER TABLE character_spell DROP COLUMN `disabled`;
44 | ALTER TABLE character_spell ADD `specMask` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT 255;
45 | 


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/1.x/4_CLEANUP_AND_CONVERT_SPELLS.sql:
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  1 | UPDATE characters SET talentGroupsCount=1 WHERE talentGroupsCount=0;
  2 | 
  3 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_ability_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells from spellability.dbc
  4 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_override_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells from overridespell.dbc
  5 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_shapeshift_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells from shapeshift.dbc
  6 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_spell_learn_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells from old spell_learn_spell table
  7 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_talent_rest_ranks t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all talents which should not be in character_spell table
  8 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __playercreateinfo_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell JOIN characters c ON s.guid = c.guid WHERE (t.racemask=0 OR (1<<(c.race-1))&t.racemask) AND (t.classmask=0 OR (1<<(c.class-1))&t.classmask); -- Remove all spells from playercreateinfo_spell
  9 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_autolearn t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells that are automatically learned from certain skill level
 10 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN characters c ON s.guid = c.guid WHERE s.spell = 674 AND c.class = 7; -- Remove Dual Wield From shamans
 11 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_talent_pyroblast t1 ON s.spell=t1.spell LEFT JOIN __del_talent_pyroblast2 t2 ON t1.spell=t2.spell WHERE t2.spell IS NULL;
 12 | 
 13 | -- restore lower ranks not saved (dependant was not saved)
 14 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=16);
 15 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=15);
 16 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=14);
 17 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=13);
 18 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=12);
 19 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=11);
 20 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=10);
 21 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=9);
 22 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=8);
 23 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=7);
 24 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=6);
 25 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=5);
 26 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=4);
 27 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=3);
 28 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=2);
 29 | 
 30 | UPDATE character_spell SET specMask=255; -- Set specMask of all spells to 255
 31 | UPDATE character_spell s JOIN __del_talent_pyroblast t ON s.spell=t.spell SET specMask=0; -- Set specMask to 0 for spells added to spellbook
 32 | 
 33 | -- Add missing profession spells
 34 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=6);
 35 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=5);
 36 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=4);
 37 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=3);
 38 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=2);
 39 | 
 40 | -- Insert skill if missing (core would do this, but we need it for the queries below)
 41 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=6);
 42 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=5);
 43 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=4);
 44 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=3);
 45 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=2);
 46 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=1);
 47 | 
 48 | -- Update max allowed skill based on spells
 49 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=6 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 50 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=5 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 51 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=4 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 52 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=3 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 53 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=2 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 54 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=1 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 55 | DELETE FROM character_skills WHERE MAX=0;
 56 | UPDATE character_skills SET VALUE=MAX WHERE VALUE>MAX;
 57 | 
 58 | -- Remove primary professions when having more than 2!
 59 | -- first delete skill
 60 | SET @cnt := 0;
 61 | SET @prevguid := 0;
 62 | DELETE s FROM character_skills s JOIN ((SELECT guid, skill FROM ((SELECT IF(@prevguid <> cs.guid, @cnt := 1, @cnt := @cnt+1) AS cnt, (@prevguid := guid) AS guid, cs.skill AS skill FROM character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill AND t.rank=6 ORDER BY cs.guid, cs.skill) X) WHERE cnt>2) x2) ON s.guid = x2.guid AND s.skill = x2.skill;
 63 | -- now delete main profession spells if skill is missing
 64 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_skills cs ON s.guid = cs.guid AND t.skill = cs.skill WHERE cs.guid IS NULL;
 65 | 
 66 | 
 67 | -- PROFESSION SPECIALTY DATA!
 68 | -- TRUNCATE TABLE __profession_spell_req_spell;
 69 | -- Alchemy (rank 1 - 2259): 28672 (transmute), 28677 (elixir), 28675 (potion)
 70 | -- Blacksmithing (rank 1 - 2018): 9788 (armorsmith), 9787 (weaponsmith) -- Weaponsmith: 17040 (hammer), 17041 (axe), 17039 (sword)
 71 | -- Leatherworking (rank 1 - 2108): 10656 (dragon), 10658 (elemental), 10660 (tribal)
 72 | -- Tailoring (rank 1 - 3908): 26798 (mooncloth), 26801 (shadoweave), 26797 (spellfire)
 73 | -- Engineering (rank 1 - 4036): 20222 (goblin), 20219 (gnomish)
 74 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(28672, 2259), (28677, 2259), (28675, 2259);
 75 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(9788, 2018), (9787, 2018), (17040, 9787), (17041, 9787), (17039, 9787);
 76 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(10656, 2108), (10658, 2108), (10660, 2108);
 77 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(26798, 3908), (26801, 3908), (26797, 3908);
 78 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(20222, 4036), (20219, 4036);
 79 | -- THERE ARE ALSO SPECIALTY RECIPES IN THIS TABLE!
 80 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36125, 9787), (36128, 9787), (36126, 9787); -- Weaponsmith
 81 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36122, 9788), (36129, 9788), (36130, 9788), (34533, 9788), (34529, 9788), (34534, 9788), (36257, 9788), (36256, 9788), (34530, 9788), (36124, 9788); -- Armorsmith
 82 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36262, 17040), (34546, 17040), (34545, 17040), (36136, 17040), (34547, 17040), (34567, 17040), (36263, 17040), (36137, 17040); -- Hammersmith
 83 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36260, 17041), (34562, 17041), (34541, 17041), (36134, 17041), (36135, 17041), (36261, 17041), (34543, 17041), (34544, 17041); -- Axesmith
 84 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36258, 17039), (34537, 17039), (34535, 17039), (36131, 17039), (36133, 17039), (34538, 17039), (34540, 17039), (36259, 17039); -- Swordsmith
 85 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36076, 10656), (36079, 10656), (35576, 10656), (35577, 10656), (35575, 10656), (35582, 10656), (35584, 10656), (35580, 10656); -- Dragon
 86 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36074, 10658), (36077, 10658), (35590, 10658), (35591, 10658), (35589, 10658); -- Elemental
 87 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(35585, 10660), (35587, 10660), (35588, 10660), (36075, 10660), (36078, 10660); -- Tribal
 88 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(26752, 26797), (26753, 26797), (26754, 26797); -- Spellfire
 89 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(26760, 26798), (26761, 26798), (26762, 26798); -- Mooncloth
 90 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(26756, 26801), (26757, 26801), (26758, 26801); -- Shadoweave
 91 | 
 92 | 
 93 | -- Remove double specialties (always leaves last from the list above)
 94 | -- Alchemy
 95 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=28677 WHERE s.spell=28672;
 96 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=28675 WHERE s.spell=28672;
 97 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=28675 WHERE s.spell=28677;
 98 | -- Blacksmithing
 99 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=9787 WHERE s.spell=9788;
100 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=17041 WHERE s.spell=17040;
101 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=17039 WHERE s.spell=17040;
102 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=17039 WHERE s.spell=17041;
103 | -- Leatherworking
104 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=10658 WHERE s.spell=10656;
105 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=10660 WHERE s.spell=10656;
106 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=10660 WHERE s.spell=10658;
107 | -- Tailoring
108 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=26801 WHERE s.spell=26798;
109 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=26797 WHERE s.spell=26798;
110 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=26797 WHERE s.spell=26801;
111 | -- Engineering
112 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=20219 WHERE s.spell=20222;
113 | 
114 | -- Remove spells missing their required spell
115 | -- Run 3 times: first - normal specialty is removed, second - recipes from specialty and specialty of specialty (blacksmithing only), third - recipes of specialty of specialty
116 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_spell_req_spell t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=t.reqspell WHERE s2.guid IS NULL;
117 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_spell_req_spell t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=t.reqspell WHERE s2.guid IS NULL;
118 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_spell_req_spell t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=t.reqspell WHERE s2.guid IS NULL;
119 | 
120 | -- Remove spells missing their required skill (the same spells are removed when setting skill to 0)
121 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_spell_req_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_skills cs ON s.guid = cs.guid AND t.reqskill = cs.skill WHERE cs.guid IS NULL;
122 | 
123 | -- GBoS fix
124 | UPDATE character_spell s LEFT JOIN character_talent t ON s.guid = t.guid AND t.spell = 20911 SET s.specMask=0 WHERE s.spell = 25899 AND t.guid IS NULL;
125 | UPDATE character_spell s JOIN character_talent t ON s.guid = t.guid AND t.spell = 20911 SET s.specMask=t.specMask WHERE s.spell = 25899;
126 | 
127 | -- add activation spells to all characters with dual spec
128 | REPLACE INTO character_spell
129 | SELECT guid,63645,255 FROM characters WHERE talentGroupsCount>1;
130 | 
131 | REPLACE INTO character_spell
132 | SELECT guid,63644,255 FROM characters WHERE talentGroupsCount>1;
133 | 


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/2_CREATE_MISSING_TABLES.sql:
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  1 | CREATE TABLE `character_brew_of_the_month` (
  2 |   `guid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
  3 |   `lastEventId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  4 |   PRIMARY KEY (`guid`)
  5 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
  6 | 
  7 | CREATE TABLE `log_arena_fights` (
  8 |   `fight_id` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
  9 |   `time` DATETIME NOT NULL,
 10 |   `type` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 11 |   `duration` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 12 |   `winner` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 13 |   `loser` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 14 |   `winner_tr` SMALLINT(5) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 15 |   `winner_mmr` SMALLINT(5) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 16 |   `winner_tr_change` SMALLINT(6) NOT NULL,
 17 |   `loser_tr` SMALLINT(5) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 18 |   `loser_mmr` SMALLINT(5) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 19 |   `loser_tr_change` SMALLINT(6) NOT NULL,
 20 |   `currOnline` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 21 |   PRIMARY KEY (`fight_id`)
 22 | ) ENGINE=MYISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
 23 | 
 24 | CREATE TABLE `log_arena_memberstats` (
 25 |   `fight_id` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 26 |   `member_id` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 27 |   `name` CHAR(20) NOT NULL,
 28 |   `guid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 29 |   `team` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 30 |   `account` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 31 |   `ip` CHAR(15) NOT NULL,
 32 |   `damage` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 33 |   `heal` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 34 |   `kblows` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 35 |   PRIMARY KEY (`fight_id`,`member_id`)
 36 | ) ENGINE=MYISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
 37 | 
 38 | CREATE TABLE `log_encounter` (
 39 |   `time` DATETIME NOT NULL,
 40 |   `map` SMALLINT(5) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 41 |   `difficulty` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 42 |   `creditType` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 43 |   `creditEntry` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 44 |   `playersInfo` TEXT NOT NULL
 45 | ) ENGINE=MYISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
 46 | 
 47 | CREATE TABLE `log_money` (
 48 |   `sender_acc` INT(11) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 49 |   `sender_guid` INT(11) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 50 |   `sender_name` CHAR(32) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
 51 |   `sender_ip` CHAR(32) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
 52 |   `receiver_acc` INT(11) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 53 |   `receiver_name` CHAR(32) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
 54 |   `money` BIGINT(20) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 55 |   `topic` CHAR(255) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
 56 |   `date` DATETIME NOT NULL
 57 | ) ENGINE=MYISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;
 58 | 
 59 | CREATE TABLE `gm_subsurveys` (
 60 |   `surveyId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
 61 |   `subsurveyId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 62 |   `rank` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 63 |   `comment` TEXT NOT NULL,
 64 |   PRIMARY KEY (`surveyId`,`subsurveyId`)
 65 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Player System';
 66 | 
 67 | --
 68 | -- gm_surveys AC commit: e0d36be56ec2b7c7c88c7b86b81512106cef535e
 69 | --
 70 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `gm_survey`;
 71 | CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `gm_survey` (
 72 |   `surveyId` int unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
 73 |   `guid` int unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 74 |   `mainSurvey` int unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 75 |   `comment` longtext NOT NULL,
 76 |   `createTime` int unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
 77 |   `maxMMR` smallint NOT NULL,
 78 |   PRIMARY KEY (`surveyId`)
 79 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COMMENT='Player System';
 80 | 
 81 | CREATE TABLE `item_loot_storage` (
 82 |   `containerGUID` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 83 |   `itemid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 84 |   `count` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 85 |   `item_index` int(10) unsigned default 0 not null,
 86 |   `randomPropertyId` INT(10) NOT NULL,
 87 |   `randomSuffix` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
 88 |   `follow_loot_rules` tinyint(3) unsigned not null,
 89 |   `freeforall` tinyint(3) unsigned not null,
 90 |   `is_blocked` tinyint(3) unsigned not null,
 91 |   `is_counted` tinyint(3) unsigned not null,
 92 |   `is_underthreshold` tinyint(3) unsigned not null,
 93 |   `needs_quest` tinyint(3) unsigned not null,
 94 |   `conditionLootId` int(11) default 0 not null
 95 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
 96 | 
 97 | CREATE TABLE `character_entry_point` (
 98 |   `guid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Global Unique Identifier',
 99 |   `joinX` FLOAT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
100 |   `joinY` FLOAT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
101 |   `joinZ` FLOAT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
102 |   `joinO` FLOAT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
103 |   `joinMapId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Map Identifier',
104 |   `taxiPath0` INT(10) UNSIGNED DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
105 |   `taxiPath1` INT(10) UNSIGNED DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
106 |   `mountSpell` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
107 |   PRIMARY KEY (`guid`)
108 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Player System';
109 | 
110 | 
111 | CREATE TABLE `channels_bans` (
112 |   `channelId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
113 |   `playerGUID` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
114 |   `banTime` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
115 |   PRIMARY KEY (`channelId`,`playerGUID`)
116 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
117 | 
118 | 
119 | 
120 | --
121 | -- Table structure for table `channels_rights`
122 | --
123 | 
124 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `channels_rights`;
125 | /*!40101 SET @saved_cs_client     = @@character_set_client */;
126 | /*!40101 SET character_set_client = utf8 */;
127 | CREATE TABLE `channels_rights` (
128 |   `name` VARCHAR(128) NOT NULL,
129 |   `flags` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
130 |   `speakdelay` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
131 |   `joinmessage` VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
132 |   `delaymessage` VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
133 |   `moderators` TEXT,
134 |   PRIMARY KEY (`name`)
135 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
136 | /*!40101 SET character_set_client = @saved_cs_client */;
137 | 
138 | --
139 | -- Dumping data for table `channels_rights`
140 | --
141 | 
142 | 
143 | LOCK TABLES `channels_rights` WRITE;
144 | /*!40000 ALTER TABLE `channels_rights` DISABLE KEYS */;
145 | /*!40000 ALTER TABLE `channels_rights` ENABLE KEYS */;
146 | UNLOCK TABLES;
147 | 
148 | --
149 | -- character_settings AC commit: d4963f3b83c8a327904addb129d5fd5a15b30d25
150 | --
151 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `character_settings`;
152 | CREATE TABLE `character_settings` (
153 |   `guid` INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
154 |   `source` VARCHAR(40) NOT NULL,
155 |   `data` TEXT NULL,
156 |   PRIMARY KEY (`guid`, `source`)
157 | ) ENGINE=MYISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COMMENT='Player Settings';
158 | -- TODO Why ENGINE is MYISAM and not InnoDB like the others ?
159 | 
160 | --
161 | -- game_event_condition_save AC commit: fc05c82f659692b4c79c85aec1548f6aa0c1d537
162 | --
163 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `game_event_condition_save`;
164 | /*!40101 SET @saved_cs_client     = @@character_set_client */;
165 | /*!40101 SET character_set_client = utf8 */;
166 | CREATE TABLE `game_event_condition_save`
167 | (
168 |   `eventEntry` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL,
169 |   `condition_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
170 |   `done` float DEFAULT '0',
171 |   PRIMARY KEY (`eventEntry`,`condition_id`)
172 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
173 | /*!40101 SET character_set_client = @saved_cs_client */;
174 | 
175 | 
176 | --
177 | -- creature_respawn AC commit: fc05c82f659692b4c79c85aec1548f6aa0c1d537
178 | --
179 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `creature_respawn`;
180 | /*!40101 SET @saved_cs_client     = @@character_set_client */;
181 | /*!40101 SET character_set_client = utf8 */;
182 | CREATE TABLE `creature_respawn`
183 | (
184 |   `guid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Global Unique Identifier',
185 |   `respawnTime` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
186 |   `mapId` smallint(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
187 |   `instanceId` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Instance Identifier',
188 |   PRIMARY KEY (`guid`,`instanceId`),
189 |   KEY `idx_instance` (`instanceId`)
190 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Grid Loading System';
191 | 
192 | --
193 | -- gameobject_respawn AC commit: fc05c82f659692b4c79c85aec1548f6aa0c1d537
194 | --
195 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `gameobject_respawn`;
196 | /*!40101 SET @saved_cs_client     = @@character_set_client */;
197 | /*!40101 SET character_set_client = utf8 */;
198 | CREATE TABLE `gameobject_respawn`
199 | (
200 |   `guid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Global Unique Identifier',
201 |   `respawnTime` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
202 |   `mapId` smallint(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
203 |   `instanceId` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Instance Identifier',
204 |   PRIMARY KEY (`guid`,`instanceId`),
205 |   KEY `idx_instance` (`instanceId`)
206 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Grid Loading System';
207 | 
208 | --
209 | -- instance_saved_go_state_data AC commit: a6a2ca8ef76716f5b58b4ed2ae53d0bde424775b
210 | --
211 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `instance_saved_go_state_data`;
212 | CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `instance_saved_go_state_data` (
213 |   `id` INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL COMMENT 'instance.id',
214 |   `guid` INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL COMMENT 'gameobject.guid',
215 |   `state` TINYINT UNSIGNED DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'gameobject.state',
216 |   PRIMARY KEY (`id`, `guid`) USING BTREE
217 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4;
218 | 
219 | --
220 | -- mail_server_character AC commit: 7ecd73867419c807c9869ebeb73c7ca4e39cd1c8
221 | --
222 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `mail_server_character`;
223 | CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `mail_server_character` (
224 |   `guid` INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
225 |   `mailId` INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
226 |   PRIMARY KEY (`guid`, `mailId`)
227 | ) ENGINE=INNODB DEFAULT CHARSET=UTF8MB4;
228 | 
229 | --
230 | -- mail_server_template AC commit: 7ecd73867419c807c9869ebeb73c7ca4e39cd1c8
231 | --
232 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `mail_server_template`;
233 | CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `mail_server_template` (
234 |   `id` INT unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
235 |   `reqLevel` TINYINT unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
236 |   `reqPlayTime` INT unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
237 |   `moneyA` INT unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
238 |   `moneyH` INT unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
239 |   `itemA` INT unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
240 |   `itemCountA` INT unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
241 |   `itemH` INT unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
242 |   `itemCountH` INT unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
243 |   `subject` text NOT NULL,
244 |   `body` text NOT NULL,
245 |   `active` TINYINT unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 1,
246 |   PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
247 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4;
248 | 
249 | --
250 | -- recovery_item AC commit: 333dab2e8515e6d8ee3b721c042f5576fde9be2d
251 | --
252 | CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `recovery_item` (
253 |   `Id` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
254 |   `Guid` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
255 |   `ItemEntry` mediumint(8) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
256 |   `Count` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
257 |   PRIMARY KEY (`Id`),
258 |   KEY `idx_guid` (`Guid`)
259 | ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COLLATE=utf8mb4_unicode_ci;
260 | 


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/3_ALTER_TABLES.sql:
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 1 | -- character_spell_cooldown / pet_spell_cooldown AC commit: bd956b5a5750014bd4168dd82df3438dcc5df43f
 2 | ALTER TABLE `character_spell_cooldown` ADD COLUMN `category` MEDIUMINT UNSIGNED DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL AFTER `spell`;
 3 | ALTER TABLE `pet_spell_cooldown` ADD COLUMN `category` MEDIUMINT UNSIGNED DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL AFTER `spell`;
 4 | 
 5 | ALTER TABLE `character_spell_cooldown` ADD COLUMN `needSend` tinyint(3) unsigned DEFAULT 1 NOT NULL AFTER `time`;
 6 | 
 7 | ALTER TABLE `character_spell_cooldown` DROP COLUMN `categoryEnd`;
 8 | ALTER TABLE `character_spell_cooldown` DROP COLUMN `categoryId`;
 9 | ALTER TABLE `pet_spell_cooldown` DROP COLUMN `categoryEnd`;
10 | ALTER TABLE `pet_spell_cooldown` DROP COLUMN `categoryId`;
11 | 
12 | -- channels
13 | ALTER TABLE `channels` 
14 | ADD COLUMN `channelId` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT FIRST,
15 | DROP PRIMARY KEY,
16 | ADD PRIMARY KEY (`channelId`);
17 | 
18 | -- character_talent
19 | TRUNCATE TABLE `character_talent`;
20 | ALTER TABLE `character_talent` CHANGE COLUMN `talentGroup` `specMask` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ,
21 | DROP PRIMARY KEY,
22 | ADD PRIMARY KEY (`guid`, `spell`);
23 | 
24 | -- character_instance
25 | ALTER TABLE `character_instance` CHANGE COLUMN `extendState` `extended` TINYINT(2) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ;
26 | 
27 | -- character_arena_stats
28 | ALTER TABLE `character_arena_stats` ADD COLUMN `maxMMR` SMALLINT(5) NOT NULL AFTER `matchMakerRating`;
29 | 
30 | -- corpse
31 | TRUNCATE TABLE `corpse`;
32 | ALTER TABLE `corpse` 
33 | ADD COLUMN `corpseGuid` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' FIRST,
34 | DROP PRIMARY KEY,
35 | ADD PRIMARY KEY (`corpseGuid`, `guid`);
36 | 
37 | -- character_spell
38 | ALTER TABLE character_spell DROP COLUMN `active`;
39 | ALTER TABLE character_spell DROP COLUMN `disabled`;
40 | ALTER TABLE character_spell ADD `specMask` TINYINT(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT 255;
41 | 
42 | -- characters
43 | ALTER TABLE characters ADD `order` tinyint(4) NULL AFTER grantableLevels;
44 | ALTER TABLE `characters` ADD COLUMN `creation_date` TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP AFTER `grantableLevels`;
45 | 
46 | -- character_homebind AC commit: 2e6f6e26da8f01cd67bbb56e0e7aa961ffd5f51f
47 | ALTER TABLE `character_homebind` ADD COLUMN `posO` FLOAT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' AFTER `posZ`;
48 | 
49 | -- log_money AC commit: 2fec54c4429a03b406b30bbce29c5b376ad04e31
50 | ALTER TABLE `log_money` ADD COLUMN `type` TINYINT NOT NULL COMMENT '1=COD,2=AH,3=GB DEPOSIT,4=GB WITHDRAW,5=MAIL,6=TRADE' AFTER `date`;
51 | 
52 | --
53 | ALTER TABLE auctionhouse DROP COLUMN `Flags`;
54 | 
55 | --
56 | ALTER TABLE pet_aura DROP COLUMN `critChance`;
57 | ALTER TABLE pet_aura DROP COLUMN `applyResilience`;
58 | 
59 | --
60 | ALTER TABLE character_aura DROP COLUMN `critChance`;
61 | ALTER TABLE character_aura DROP COLUMN `applyResilience`;
62 | 
63 | --
64 | ALTER TABLE channels DROP COLUMN `bannedList`;
65 | 
66 | --
67 | ALTER TABLE corpse DROP COLUMN `corpseGuid`;
68 | 


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/4_CLEANUP_AND_CONVERT_SPELLS.sql:
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  1 | UPDATE characters SET talentGroupsCount=1 WHERE talentGroupsCount=0;
  2 | 
  3 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_ability_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells from spellability.dbc
  4 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_override_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells from overridespell.dbc
  5 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_shapeshift_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells from shapeshift.dbc
  6 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_spell_learn_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells from old spell_learn_spell table
  7 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_talent_rest_ranks t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all talents which should not be in character_spell table
  8 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __playercreateinfo_spell t ON s.spell=t.spell JOIN characters c ON s.guid = c.guid WHERE (t.racemask=0 OR (1<<(c.race-1))&t.racemask) AND (t.classmask=0 OR (1<<(c.class-1))&t.classmask); -- Remove all spells from playercreateinfo_spell
  9 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_autolearn t ON s.spell=t.spell; -- Remove all spells that are automatically learned from certain skill level
 10 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN characters c ON s.guid = c.guid WHERE s.spell = 674 AND c.class = 7; -- Remove Dual Wield From shamans
 11 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __del_talent_pyroblast t1 ON s.spell=t1.spell LEFT JOIN __del_talent_pyroblast2 t2 ON t1.spell=t2.spell WHERE t2.spell IS NULL;
 12 | 
 13 | -- restore lower ranks not saved (dependant was not saved)
 14 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=16);
 15 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=15);
 16 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=14);
 17 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=13);
 18 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=12);
 19 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=11);
 20 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=10);
 21 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=9);
 22 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=8);
 23 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=7);
 24 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=6);
 25 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=5);
 26 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=4);
 27 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=3);
 28 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell_id, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __spell_ranks t ON s.spell = t.spell_id JOIN __spell_ranks t2 ON t.first_spell_id=t2.first_spell_id AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=2);
 29 | 
 30 | UPDATE character_spell SET specMask=255; -- Set specMask of all spells to 255
 31 | UPDATE character_spell s JOIN __del_talent_pyroblast t ON s.spell=t.spell SET specMask=0; -- Set specMask to 0 for spells added to spellbook
 32 | 
 33 | -- Add missing profession spells
 34 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=6);
 35 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=5);
 36 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=4);
 37 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=3);
 38 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_spell (SELECT s.guid, t2.spell, 255 FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell JOIN __profession_skill t2 ON t.skill=t2.skill AND (t.rank-1)=t2.rank WHERE t.rank=2);
 39 | 
 40 | -- Insert skill if missing (core would do this, but we need it for the queries below)
 41 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=6);
 42 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=5);
 43 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=4);
 44 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=3);
 45 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=2);
 46 | INSERT IGNORE INTO character_skills (SELECT s.guid, t.skill, 1, t.maxvalue FROM __profession_skill t JOIN character_spell s ON t.spell = s.spell WHERE t.rank=1);
 47 | 
 48 | -- Update max allowed skill based on spells
 49 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=6 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 50 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=5 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 51 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=4 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 52 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=3 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 53 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=2 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 54 | UPDATE character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill LEFT JOIN character_spell s ON cs.guid = s.guid AND t.spell = s.spell SET cs.max=(t.maxvalue-75) WHERE t.rank=1 AND s.guid IS NULL AND cs.max > (t.maxvalue-75);
 55 | DELETE FROM character_skills WHERE MAX=0;
 56 | UPDATE character_skills SET VALUE=MAX WHERE VALUE>MAX;
 57 | 
 58 | -- Remove primary professions when having more than 2!
 59 | -- first delete skill
 60 | SET @cnt := 0;
 61 | SET @prevguid := 0;
 62 | DELETE s FROM character_skills s JOIN ((SELECT guid, skill FROM ((SELECT IF(@prevguid <> cs.guid, @cnt := 1, @cnt := @cnt+1) AS cnt, (@prevguid := guid) AS guid, cs.skill AS skill FROM character_skills cs JOIN __profession_skill t ON cs.skill = t.skill AND t.rank=6 ORDER BY cs.guid, cs.skill) X) WHERE cnt>2) x2) ON s.guid = x2.guid AND s.skill = x2.skill;
 63 | -- now delete main profession spells if skill is missing
 64 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_skills cs ON s.guid = cs.guid AND t.skill = cs.skill WHERE cs.guid IS NULL;
 65 | 
 66 | 
 67 | -- PROFESSION SPECIALTY DATA!
 68 | -- TRUNCATE TABLE __profession_spell_req_spell;
 69 | -- Alchemy (rank 1 - 2259): 28672 (transmute), 28677 (elixir), 28675 (potion)
 70 | -- Blacksmithing (rank 1 - 2018): 9788 (armorsmith), 9787 (weaponsmith) -- Weaponsmith: 17040 (hammer), 17041 (axe), 17039 (sword)
 71 | -- Leatherworking (rank 1 - 2108): 10656 (dragon), 10658 (elemental), 10660 (tribal)
 72 | -- Tailoring (rank 1 - 3908): 26798 (mooncloth), 26801 (shadoweave), 26797 (spellfire)
 73 | -- Engineering (rank 1 - 4036): 20222 (goblin), 20219 (gnomish)
 74 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(28672, 2259), (28677, 2259), (28675, 2259);
 75 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(9788, 2018), (9787, 2018), (17040, 9787), (17041, 9787), (17039, 9787);
 76 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(10656, 2108), (10658, 2108), (10660, 2108);
 77 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(26798, 3908), (26801, 3908), (26797, 3908);
 78 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(20222, 4036), (20219, 4036);
 79 | -- THERE ARE ALSO SPECIALTY RECIPES IN THIS TABLE!
 80 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36125, 9787), (36128, 9787), (36126, 9787); -- Weaponsmith
 81 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36122, 9788), (36129, 9788), (36130, 9788), (34533, 9788), (34529, 9788), (34534, 9788), (36257, 9788), (36256, 9788), (34530, 9788), (36124, 9788); -- Armorsmith
 82 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36262, 17040), (34546, 17040), (34545, 17040), (36136, 17040), (34547, 17040), (34567, 17040), (36263, 17040), (36137, 17040); -- Hammersmith
 83 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36260, 17041), (34562, 17041), (34541, 17041), (36134, 17041), (36135, 17041), (36261, 17041), (34543, 17041), (34544, 17041); -- Axesmith
 84 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36258, 17039), (34537, 17039), (34535, 17039), (36131, 17039), (36133, 17039), (34538, 17039), (34540, 17039), (36259, 17039); -- Swordsmith
 85 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36076, 10656), (36079, 10656), (35576, 10656), (35577, 10656), (35575, 10656), (35582, 10656), (35584, 10656), (35580, 10656); -- Dragon
 86 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(36074, 10658), (36077, 10658), (35590, 10658), (35591, 10658), (35589, 10658); -- Elemental
 87 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(35585, 10660), (35587, 10660), (35588, 10660), (36075, 10660), (36078, 10660); -- Tribal
 88 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(26752, 26797), (26753, 26797), (26754, 26797); -- Spellfire
 89 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(26760, 26798), (26761, 26798), (26762, 26798); -- Mooncloth
 90 | -- INSERT INTO __profession_spell_req_spell VALUES(26756, 26801), (26757, 26801), (26758, 26801); -- Shadoweave
 91 | 
 92 | 
 93 | -- Remove double specialties (always leaves last from the list above)
 94 | -- Alchemy
 95 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=28677 WHERE s.spell=28672;
 96 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=28675 WHERE s.spell=28672;
 97 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=28675 WHERE s.spell=28677;
 98 | -- Blacksmithing
 99 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=9787 WHERE s.spell=9788;
100 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=17041 WHERE s.spell=17040;
101 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=17039 WHERE s.spell=17040;
102 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=17039 WHERE s.spell=17041;
103 | -- Leatherworking
104 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=10658 WHERE s.spell=10656;
105 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=10660 WHERE s.spell=10656;
106 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=10660 WHERE s.spell=10658;
107 | -- Tailoring
108 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=26801 WHERE s.spell=26798;
109 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=26797 WHERE s.spell=26798;
110 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=26797 WHERE s.spell=26801;
111 | -- Engineering
112 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=20219 WHERE s.spell=20222;
113 | 
114 | -- Remove spells missing their required spell
115 | -- Run 3 times: first - normal specialty is removed, second - recipes from specialty and specialty of specialty (blacksmithing only), third - recipes of specialty of specialty
116 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_spell_req_spell t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=t.reqspell WHERE s2.guid IS NULL;
117 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_spell_req_spell t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=t.reqspell WHERE s2.guid IS NULL;
118 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_spell_req_spell t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_spell s2 ON s.guid = s2.guid AND s2.spell=t.reqspell WHERE s2.guid IS NULL;
119 | 
120 | -- Remove spells missing their required skill (the same spells are removed when setting skill to 0)
121 | DELETE s FROM character_spell s JOIN __profession_spell_req_skill t ON s.spell = t.spell LEFT JOIN character_skills cs ON s.guid = cs.guid AND t.reqskill = cs.skill WHERE cs.guid IS NULL;
122 | 
123 | -- GBoS fix
124 | UPDATE character_spell s LEFT JOIN character_talent t ON s.guid = t.guid AND t.spell = 20911 SET s.specMask=0 WHERE s.spell = 25899 AND t.guid IS NULL;
125 | UPDATE character_spell s JOIN character_talent t ON s.guid = t.guid AND t.spell = 20911 SET s.specMask=t.specMask WHERE s.spell = 25899;
126 | 
127 | -- add activation spells to all characters with dual spec
128 | REPLACE INTO character_spell
129 | SELECT guid,63645,255 FROM characters WHERE talentGroupsCount>1;
130 | 
131 | REPLACE INTO character_spell
132 | SELECT guid,63644,255 FROM characters WHERE talentGroupsCount>1;
133 | 


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  1 | -- 4. Cleanup tabels referencing characters.guid
  2 | DELETE FROM auctionhouse WHERE itemowner NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
  3 | DELETE FROM character_account_data WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
  4 | DELETE FROM character_achievement WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
  5 | DELETE FROM character_achievement_progress WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
  6 | DELETE FROM character_action WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
  7 | DELETE FROM character_arena_stats WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
  8 | DELETE FROM character_aura WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
  9 | DELETE FROM character_aura WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 10 | DELETE FROM character_banned WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 11 | DELETE FROM character_battleground_data WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 12 | DELETE FROM character_battleground_random WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 13 | DELETE FROM character_declinedname WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 14 | DELETE FROM character_equipmentsets WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 15 | DELETE FROM character_gifts WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 16 | DELETE FROM character_glyphs WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 17 | DELETE FROM character_homebind WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 18 | DELETE FROM character_instance WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 19 | DELETE FROM character_inventory WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 20 | DELETE FROM character_pet WHERE owner NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 21 | DELETE FROM character_queststatus WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 22 | DELETE FROM character_queststatus_daily WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 23 | DELETE FROM character_queststatus_rewarded WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 24 | DELETE FROM character_queststatus_weekly WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 25 | DELETE FROM character_reputation WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 26 | DELETE FROM character_skills WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 27 | DELETE FROM character_social WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 28 | DELETE FROM character_social WHERE friend NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 29 | DELETE FROM character_spell WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 30 | DELETE FROM character_spell_cooldown WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 31 | DELETE FROM character_stats WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 32 | DELETE FROM character_talent WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 33 | DELETE FROM corpse WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 34 | DELETE FROM item_instance WHERE owner_guid <> 0 AND owner_guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 35 | DELETE FROM item_refund_instance WHERE player_guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 36 | DELETE FROM mail WHERE sender NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters) AND messageType = 0;
 37 | DELETE FROM mail WHERE receiver NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 38 | DELETE FROM mail_items WHERE receiver NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 39 | DELETE FROM petition WHERE ownerguid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 40 | DELETE FROM petition_sign WHERE ownerguid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 41 | DELETE FROM petition_sign WHERE playerguid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 42 | 
 43 | -- 5. Cleanup group tables
 44 | -- 5.1. Delete groups with inexistent leader
 45 | -- DELETE FROM groups WHERE leaderGuid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 46 | -- 5.2. Delete inexistent group members
 47 | DELETE FROM group_member WHERE memberGuid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 48 | -- 5.3. Delete members for inexistent groups
 49 | DELETE FROM group_member WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM groups);
 50 | -- 5.4. Delete empty groups
 51 | DELETE FROM groups WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM group_member);
 52 | -- 5.5. Delete referencing data for inexistent groups
 53 | DELETE FROM group_instance WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM groups);
 54 | 
 55 | -- 6. Cleanup guild tables
 56 | -- 6.1. Delete guilds with inexistent leader
 57 | -- DELETE FROM guild WHERE leaderGuid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 58 | -- 6.2. Delete inexistent guild members
 59 | DELETE FROM guild_member WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM characters);
 60 | -- 6.3. Delete members for inexistent guilds
 61 | DELETE FROM guild_member WHERE guildid NOT IN (SELECT guildid FROM guild);
 62 | -- 6.4. Delete empty guilds
 63 | DELETE FROM guild WHERE guildid NOT IN (SELECT guildid FROM guild_member);
 64 | -- 6.5. Delete referencing data for inexistent guilds
 65 | DELETE FROM guild_bank_eventlog WHERE guildid NOT IN (SELECT guildid FROM guild);
 66 | DELETE FROM guild_bank_item WHERE guildid NOT IN (SELECT guildid FROM guild);
 67 | DELETE FROM guild_bank_right WHERE guildid NOT IN (SELECT guildid FROM guild);
 68 | DELETE FROM guild_bank_tab WHERE guildid NOT IN (SELECT guildid FROM guild);
 69 | DELETE FROM guild_eventlog WHERE guildid NOT IN (SELECT guildid FROM guild);
 70 | DELETE FROM guild_rank WHERE guildid NOT IN (SELECT guildid FROM guild);
 71 | 
 72 | -- 7. Cleanup tables referencing character_pet.id
 73 | DELETE FROM pet_aura WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT id FROM character_pet);
 74 | DELETE FROM pet_spell WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT id FROM character_pet);
 75 | DELETE FROM pet_spell_cooldown WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT id FROM character_pet);
 76 | 
 77 | -- 8. Cleanup mail tables
 78 | DELETE FROM mail_items WHERE mail_id NOT IN (SELECT id FROM mail);
 79 | 
 80 | -- 9. Cleanup tables referencing item_instance.guid
 81 | -- 9.1. Delete auction records for inexistent items
 82 | DELETE FROM auctionhouse WHERE itemguid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM item_instance);
 83 | -- 9.2. Delete gifts for inexistent items
 84 | DELETE FROM character_gifts WHERE item_guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM item_instance);
 85 | -- 9.3. Delete inventory records for inexistent items
 86 | DELETE FROM character_inventory WHERE item NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM item_instance);
 87 | -- 9.4. Delete guild bank records for inexistent items
 88 | DELETE FROM guild_bank_item WHERE item_guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM item_instance);
 89 | -- 9.5. Delete item refund records for inexistent items
 90 | DELETE FROM item_refund_instance WHERE item_guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM item_instance);
 91 | -- 9.6. Delete item refund records for inexistent items
 92 | DELETE FROM item_soulbound_trade_data WHERE itemGuid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM item_instance);
 93 | -- 9.7. Delete mail items records for inexistent items
 94 | DELETE FROM mail_items WHERE item_guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM item_instance);
 95 | 
 96 | -- Cleanup items not bound to anything (auction, inventory, guild bank or mail)
 97 | CREATE TABLE items_temp (guid INT(10) UNSIGNED PRIMARY KEY);
 98 | REPLACE INTO items_temp SELECT itemguid FROM auctionhouse;
 99 | REPLACE INTO items_temp SELECT item FROM character_inventory;
100 | REPLACE INTO items_temp SELECT item_guid FROM guild_bank_item;
101 | REPLACE INTO items_temp SELECT item_guid FROM mail_items;
102 | DELETE FROM item_instance WHERE guid NOT IN (SELECT guid FROM items_temp);
103 | DROP TABLE items_temp;
104 | 
105 | DROP TABLE auctionbidders;
106 | 
107 | --
108 | -- This table is removed from AzerothCore (the doc is not up to date https://www.azerothcore.org/wiki/character_battleground_data)
109 | --
110 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS character_battleground_data;
111 | 
112 | --
113 | -- This table is removed from AzerothCore (the doc is not up to date https://www.azerothcore.org/wiki/item_loot_items)
114 | --
115 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS item_loot_items;
116 | 
117 | --
118 | -- This table is removed from AzerothCore (the doc is not up to date https://www.azerothcore.org/wiki/item_loot_money)
119 | --
120 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS item_loot_money;
121 | 
122 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS character_fishingsteps;
123 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS gm_subsurveys;
124 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS respawn;
125 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS group_instance;
126 | 


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 1 | 
 2 | DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS change_column_name;
 3 | DELIMITER //
 4 | CREATE PROCEDURE change_column_name()
 5 | BEGIN
 6 |     IF EXISTS(SELECT NULL
 7 |             FROM information_schema.columns
 8 |             WHERE table_schema = database()
 9 |             AND table_name = 'account_access'
10 |             AND column_name = 'SecurityLevel'
11 |     )
12 |     THEN
13 |         ALTER TABLE account_access CHANGE SecurityLevel gmlevel tinyint(3) unsigned;
14 |     END IF;
15 | 
16 |     IF EXISTS(SELECT NULL
17 |             FROM information_schema.columns
18 |             WHERE table_schema = database()
19 |             AND table_name = 'account_access'
20 |             AND column_name = 'AccountID'
21 |     )
22 |     THEN
23 |         ALTER TABLE account_access CHANGE AccountID id int(10) unsigned;
24 |     END IF;
25 | 
26 |     IF EXISTS(SELECT NULL
27 |             FROM information_schema.columns
28 |             WHERE table_schema = database()
29 |             AND table_name = 'account'
30 |             AND column_name = 'session_key_auth'
31 |     )
32 |     THEN
33 |         ALTER TABLE account CHANGE session_key_auth session_key binary(40);
34 |     END IF;
35 | END;
36 | //
37 | DELIMITER ;
38 | CALL change_column_name();
39 | DROP PROCEDURE change_column_name;
40 | 
41 | ALTER TABLE account DROP COLUMN session_key_bnet;
42 | 


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 1 | ALTER TABLE `account`
 2 | 		ADD COLUMN `totaltime` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' AFTER `recruiter`;
 3 | 
 4 | DROP VIEW IF EXISTS vw_rbac;
 5 | DROP VIEW IF EXISTS vw_log_history;
 6 | 
 7 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS rbac_account_permissions;
 8 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS rbac_default_permissions;
 9 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS rbac_linked_permissions;
10 | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS rbac_permissions;
11 | 
12 | ALTER TABLE `logs_ip_actions` DROP COLUMN `realm_id`;
13 | 


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  1 | # tool-tc-migration
  2 | 
  3 | **[EXPERIMENTAL]**
  4 | 
  5 | Some tools to migrate the `characters` and `auth` database from TrinityCore to AzerothCore.
  6 | 
  7 | **IMPORTANT**: backup your database **before** using this tool.
  8 | 
  9 | We cannot guarantee that the operation succeeds without side effects.
 10 | 
 11 | ## Instructions
 12 | In order to take benefit of the scripts we highly recomand to use Unix systems to execute 
 13 | the following script (Linux / Mac / Linux subsystem on windows etc)
 14 | 
 15 | ### Secure your server data
 16 | In order to avoid damaging your production server it's highly recomanded to save your data locally,
 17 | and work on your data locally.
 18 | 
 19 | ### Using migration script on unix systems
 20 | 
 21 | Create an env file like  following:
 22 | 
 23 | **env.sh**
 24 | ```bash
 25 | # TrinityCore Characters DBs separated by colon symbol (:)
 26 | export CHARACTERS_DBS="characters:characters_test"
 27 | 
 28 | # TrinityCore Auth DB
 29 | export AUTH_DB=auth
 30 | 
 31 | # DB user / password
 32 | export DB_USER=trinity
 33 | export DB_PASS=trinity
 34 | 
 35 | # Hostname
 36 | export DB_HOSTNAME=arthas
 37 | export DB_PORT=3306
 38 | 
 39 | # Location of your dump files (sql) for characters DBs separated by colon symbol (:) you should use absolute path
 40 | export DUMP_CHARACTERS_FILES_PATH="/home/johndoe/dumps/characters_mysql_22_10_29_00_30.sql:/home/johndoe/dumps/characters_test_mysql_22_10_29_00_30.sql"
 41 | 
 42 | # Location of your dump file for auth DB
 43 | export DUMP_AUTH_FILE_PATH=~/dumps/auth_mysql_22_10_29_00_30.sql
 44 | ```
 45 | 
 46 | Use it as source and execute the migration:
 47 | ```bash
 48 | source env.sh
 49 | ./migration.sh -a
 50 | ```
 51 | 
 52 | You have several option for the migration:
 53 | - `-a`: restore and migrate
 54 | - `-r`: restore only
 55 | - `-m`: migrate only
 56 | 
 57 | ### Restore on windows
 58 | On Windows the restore have to be done manually after that, you have to execute the migration scripts
 59 | on each DB manually.
 60 | 
 61 | File 1_xxx.sql to 5_xxx.sql needs to be executed **in numeral order** on characters DBs. 
 62 | 6.xxx and 7.xxx have to be executed on auth DB. 
 63 | 
 64 | ### Check data integrity
 65 | To check the data integrity I highly recomand to create an AzerothCore server with his own dbs:
 66 | 
 67 | Ex in my case:
 68 | - `characters`: DB for TrinityCore characters data to migrate
 69 | - `auth`: DB for TrinityCore auth data to migrate
 70 | - `acore_characters`: Clean AzerothCore characters table
 71 | - `acore_auth`: Clean AzerothCore auth table
 72 | 
 73 | The following queries will help you to compare the DBs of a same kind:
 74 | 
 75 | #### Check what is missing in your migrated `auth` db
 76 | ```sql
 77 | -- AUTH => columns and table IN AzerothCore and missing in TrinityCore
 78 | SELECT col_az.TABLE_NAME, col_az.COLUMN_NAME, col_tc.TABLE_NAME, col_tc.COLUMN_NAME
 79 | FROM information_schema.columns col_az
 80 | LEFT JOIN information_schema.columns col_tc on col_az.TABLE_NAME = col_tc.TABLE_NAME and col_az.COLUMN_NAME = col_tc.COLUMN_NAME
 81 | WHERE col_az.table_schema = 'acore_auth'
 82 | AND col_az.table_name = 'auth' AND col_tc.COLUMN_NAME is null;
 83 | ```
 84 | If this query returns results it means that some table or columns are missing in your auth table. You can
 85 | use `git log -S [my table name]` to find when this table have been created / modified.
 86 | 
 87 | #### Check what you should remove in your migrated `auth` db
 88 | ```sql
 89 | -- AUTH => columns and table IN TrinityCore not in AzerothCore
 90 | select col_tc.TABLE_NAME, col_tc.COLUMN_NAME FROM information_schema.columns col_tc
 91 | LEFT JOIN information_schema.columns col_az on
 92 |     col_az.TABLE_NAME = col_tc.TABLE_NAME and
 93 |     col_az.COLUMN_NAME = col_tc.COLUMN_NAME and
 94 |     col_az.TABLE_SCHEMA = 'acore_auth'
 95 | WHERE col_tc.TABLE_SCHEMA = 'auth' and col_az.COLUMN_NAME is null;
 96 | ```
 97 | The columns / table returned in this query have to be removed in your migrated db.
 98 | 
 99 | #### Check what is missing in your migrated `characters` db
100 | 
101 | ```sql
102 | -- AUTH => columns and table IN AzerothCore and missing in TrinityCore
103 | SELECT col_az.TABLE_NAME, col_az.COLUMN_NAME, col_tc.TABLE_NAME, col_tc.COLUMN_NAME
104 | FROM information_schema.columns col_az
105 | LEFT JOIN information_schema.columns col_tc on col_az.TABLE_NAME = col_tc.TABLE_NAME and col_az.COLUMN_NAME = col_tc.COLUMN_NAME
106 | WHERE col_az.table_schema = 'acore_characters'
107 | AND col_az.table_name = 'characters' AND col_tc.COLUMN_NAME is null;
108 | ```
109 | 
110 | #### Check what you should remove in your migrated `characters` db
111 | ```sql
112 | -- AUTH => columns and table IN TrinityCore not in AzerothCore
113 | select col_tc.TABLE_NAME, col_tc.COLUMN_NAME FROM information_schema.columns col_tc
114 | LEFT JOIN information_schema.columns col_az on
115 |     col_az.TABLE_NAME = col_tc.TABLE_NAME and
116 |     col_az.COLUMN_NAME = col_tc.COLUMN_NAME and
117 |     col_az.TABLE_SCHEMA = 'acore_characters'
118 | WHERE col_tc.TABLE_SCHEMA = 'characters' and col_az.COLUMN_NAME is null;
119 | ```
120 | The columns / table returned in this query have to be removed in your migrated db.
121 | **The current script dosn't remove migration tables those which starts with `__`**
122 | 
123 | **I hope that everything goes well, good fortune my friend.**
124 | 
125 | 
126 | ## OLD Instructions
127 | 
128 | http://www.azerothcore.org/wiki/TrinityCore-to-AzerothCore-characters-migration
129 | 


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  1 | #!/bin/bash
  2 | 
  3 | ############################################################
  4 | # Help                                                     #
  5 | ############################################################
  6 | # Source progress bar
  7 | MIGRATION_CHARACTERS_FILE=('1_CREATE_CLEANUP_TABLES' '2_CREATE_MISSING_TABLES' '3_ALTER_TABLES' '4_CLEANUP_AND_CONVERT_SPELLS' '5_FINAL_CLEANUP')
  8 | MIGRATION_AUTH_FILE=('6.AUTH_RENAME_COLUMNS' '7.AUTH_CLEAN_AND_CONVERTER')
  9 | 
 10 | 
 11 | IFS=':' read -r -a CHARACTERS_DBS_ARRAY <<< "$CHARACTERS_DBS"
 12 | IFS=':' read -r -a DUMP_CHARACTERS_FILES_PATH_ARRAY <<< "$DUMP_CHARACTERS_FILES_PATH"
 13 | 
 14 | RepeatChar(){
 15 | 	for _ in {1..90}; do echo -n "$1"; done
 16 | 	echo
 17 | }
 18 | 
 19 | Help()
 20 | {
 21 |    # Display Help
 22 |    echo "Restore & migrate TrinityCore DB to AzerothCore DB"
 23 |    echo
 24 |    echo "Syntax: scriptTemplate [-a|-r|-m]"
 25 |    echo "options:"
 26 |    echo "a     Restore and migrate DB"
 27 |    echo "r     Restore original TrinityCore DB"
 28 |    echo "m     Migrate TrinityCore DB to AzerothCore DB"
 29 |    echo "c     Migrate only Characters table from TrinityCore DB to AzerothCore DB"
 30 | }
 31 | 
 32 | Restore()
 33 | {
 34 |   RepeatChar '-'
 35 |   echo "Restore ${AUTH_DB}"
 36 |   RepeatChar '-'
 37 |   /usr/bin/mysql\
 38 |   --user="${DB_USER}" \
 39 |   --password="${DB_PASS}" \
 40 |   --host="${DB_HOSTNAME}" \
 41 |   --port="${DB_PORT}" \
 42 |   -e "
 43 |   DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS ${AUTH_DB};
 44 |   CREATE DATABASE  ${AUTH_DB};
 45 |   "
 46 | 
 47 |   /usr/bin/mysql --database="${AUTH_DB}" --user="${DB_USER}" --password="${DB_PASS}" --host="${DB_HOSTNAME}" --port="${DB_PORT}" < "${DUMP_AUTH_FILE_PATH}"
 48 | 
 49 |   for db_index in "${!CHARACTERS_DBS_ARRAY[@]}"; do
 50 |     RepeatChar '-'
 51 |     echo "Restore ${CHARACTERS_DBS_ARRAY[$db_index]}"
 52 |     RepeatChar '-'
 53 | 
 54 |     /usr/bin/mysql\
 55 |     --user="${DB_USER}" \
 56 |     --password="${DB_PASS}" \
 57 |     --host="${DB_HOSTNAME}" \
 58 |     --port="${DB_PORT}" \
 59 |     -e "
 60 |     DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS ${CHARACTERS_DBS_ARRAY[$db_index]};
 61 |     CREATE DATABASE  ${CHARACTERS_DBS_ARRAY[$db_index]};
 62 |     "
 63 |     /usr/bin/mysql --database="${CHARACTERS_DBS_ARRAY[$db_index]}"\
 64 |     --user="${DB_USER}"\
 65 |     --password="${DB_PASS}"\
 66 |     --host="${DB_HOSTNAME}"\
 67 |     --port="${DB_PORT}"\
 68 |     < "${DUMP_CHARACTERS_FILES_PATH_ARRAY[$db_index]}"
 69 |   done
 70 | }
 71 | 
 72 | MigrateAuth()
 73 | {
 74 |   RepeatChar '-'
 75 |   echo "Migrate ${AUTH_DB}"
 76 |   RepeatChar '-'
 77 |   for file_name in "${MIGRATION_AUTH_FILE[@]}"
 78 |   do
 79 |     echo "Execute: $file_name"
 80 |     /usr/bin/mysql --database="${AUTH_DB}" --user="${DB_USER}" --password="${DB_PASS}" --host="${DB_HOSTNAME}" --port="${DB_PORT}" < ./"${file_name}".sql
 81 |   done
 82 | }
 83 | 
 84 | MigrateCharacters()
 85 | {
 86 |   for db_index in "${!CHARACTERS_DBS_ARRAY[@]}"; do
 87 |     RepeatChar '-'
 88 |     echo "Migrate ${CHARACTERS_DBS_ARRAY[$db_index]}"
 89 |     RepeatChar '-'
 90 |     for file_name in "${MIGRATION_CHARACTERS_FILE[@]}"
 91 |     do
 92 |       echo "Execute: $file_name"
 93 |       /usr/bin/mysql --database="${CHARACTERS_DBS_ARRAY[$db_index]}"\
 94 |       --user="${DB_USER}"\
 95 |       --password="${DB_PASS}"\
 96 |       --host="${DB_HOSTNAME}"\
 97 |       --port="${DB_PORT}"\
 98 |       < "${file_name}.sql"
 99 |     done
100 |   done
101 | }
102 | 
103 | ############################################################
104 | # Main program                                             #
105 | ############################################################
106 | # Get the options
107 | while getopts ":hrma" option; do
108 |    case $option in
109 |       h) # display Help
110 |          Help
111 |          exit;;
112 |       r) # Enter a name
113 |         Restore
114 |         exit;;
115 |       m) # Enter a name
116 |         MigrateCharacters
117 |         MigrateAuth
118 |         exit;;
119 |       a) # Enter a name
120 |         Restore
121 |         MigrateCharacters
122 |         MigrateAuth
123 |         exit;;
124 |      \?) # Invalid option
125 |          Help
126 |          exit;;
127 |    esac
128 | done
129 | # migrate dbs
130 | 


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