Set upgrade/backup large table warning to tables with more than half …

…a million rows
ThinkUpLLC · Oct 31, 2011 · 2672dc7 · 2672dc7
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diff --git a/docs/source/install/backup.rst b/docs/source/install/backup.rst
@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ depends on how large your ThinkUp installation's database has grown.
 **Small Databases: Web-Based Backup (Logged-in admin only)** 
 
 If your ThinkUp installation only has 1 or 2 moderately active social media accounts set up in it, and none of your
-database tables have more than 1 million rows, then you should use the easy web-based backup tool. (Hint:
-you can see the sizes of your tables using a tool like phpMyAdmin or the ``mysql`` command line tool.)
+database tables have more than a half million rows, then you should use the easy web-based backup tool. ThinkUp will
+let you know if a table is larger than that when you begin the backup process.
 
 To use the web-based backup tool, log into ThinkUp as an administrator. Under :doc:`Settings>Application
 </userguide/settings/application>`, click on 
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ When running a web-based backup, here's what to do if you see the error :doc:`Ca
 **Large Databases: Command Line Backup** 
 
 If your ThinkUp installation has more than 2 very active social media accounts set up, chances are your database tables
-are large. (We consider a ThinkUp database with any table over 1 million rows large.)
+are large. (We consider a ThinkUp database with any table over half a million rows large.)
 
 Depending on your server speed and utilization, it can take a very long time for database structure updates to 
 complete on very large installations; so the web-based backup tool can time out. To be on the safe side,

diff --git a/docs/source/install/upgrade.rst b/docs/source/install/upgrade.rst
@@ -45,15 +45,15 @@ If the message reads "ThinkUp is currently in the process of upgrading. Please t
 The Upgrade page will let you know how many database migrations have to run to get up-to-date. 
 
 If your ThinkUp installation only has 1 or 2 moderately active social media accounts set up in it, and none of your
-database tables have more than 1 million rows, then you should use the easy web-based upgrader. (Hint:
-you can see the sizes of your tables using a tool like phpMyAdmin or the ``mysql`` command line tool.)
+database tables have more than half a million rows, then you should use the easy web-based upgrader. ThinkUp will let
+you know if any of your tables are this large when you begin the upgrade process.
 
-Click on the "Update now" page to update ThinkUp's database structure.
+Click on the "Update now" button to update ThinkUp's database structure.
 
 **Large Databases: Command Line Upgrade**
 
 If your ThinkUp installation has more than 2 very active social media accounts set up, chances are your database tables
-are large. (We consider a ThinkUp database with any table over 1 million rows large.)
+are large. (We consider a ThinkUp database with any table over half a million rows large.)
 
 Depending on your server speed and utilization, it can take a very long time for database structure updates to 
 complete on very large installations; so the web-based upgrader can time out. To be on the safe side,

diff --git a/webapp/_lib/controller/class.UpgradeController.php b/webapp/_lib/controller/class.UpgradeController.php
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ class UpgradeController extends ThinkUpAuthController {
     /**
      * max table rows before we warn users to use the CLI upgrade interface
      */
-    static $WARN_TABLE_ROW_COUNT = 1000000;
+    static $WARN_TABLE_ROW_COUNT = 500000;
 
     /**
      * Constructor