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Hi all,
I have a full running Community edition Odoo 10 with an active database. I have decided to buy the Enterprise Edition.
I logged on to the web site and made a payment and got my M............. code.
I don't want to lose my database as it is currently in use and alrady have a lot of data.
I followed the instructions posted on https://www.odoo.com/documentation/10.0/setup/enterprise.html to the teeth but to keep on ending up with the community edition:
Hi Jacques,
Since there are so many different possible combinations and your question does not include data about your system installation, it is not possible to give you exact help instructions.
But here is how I did my Odoo 10 Community to Enterprise update in Ubuntu:
Backup the database, backup the system
Remove non-Odoo modules which may cause conflicts (perhaps themes, etc)
Stop Odoo
Install Enteprise package: dpkg -i odoo10_nnnn.deb
Remove dpkg installed odoo service script, here I use odoo-server service script based on https://github.com/Yenthe666/InstallScript/tree/10.0 which I used to install my setup months ago
Update Odoo configuration settings addons path. Add Enterprise addons location as the first path.
Update Odoo as odoo user: odoo-server -c /etc/odoo-server.conf -u all -d MY-DATABASE
Start Odoo
Refresh the browser and login
Install & configure Enterprise modules
After this my installation seems to run as Odoo 10 Enterprise with new user interface. Of course your update process depends on your installation and earlier configurations.
-make
"Add Enterprise addons location as the first path" - this is the key thing to check
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