@test does what it says - does this also need to be done in the update sql scripts?

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It could also be done in the update SQL scripts; I haven't done that.

Where are the SQL update scripts located?

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It could also be done in the update SQL scripts; I haven't done that.

Where are the SQL update scripts located?

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Just create a new file 3.4.0-2014-12-03.sql in the right folder. Don't edit an existing one.

Thanks Thomas!

PR for existing Joomla installations (update MySQL) #5297
PR for existing Joomla installations (update PostgreSQL) #5298
PR for existing Joomla installations (update SQL Azure) #5301

I've changed all three update queries to do the UPDATE based on the name, type, element and folder (instead of by id).

Please double check the PostgreSQL & SQL Azure queries,
as I am not familiar with those two, and have not tested those (don't have test environment for those)

@test works!