Problems with button Migrate Global Tables

I have in my wpmu installation budypress, could you tell me the name of the tables that I need transfer to global database? I just need that to make the transfer because the button migrate global tables dont work correctly, thanks…

looks that I cant find help here, then I need asking to experts. thanks…

could you tell me where is the main site tables in wpmu?

I change the main site tables to database_c and the problem persist I dont know what happen with the script but is not working, appear me array in the title in my main blog. and the information dont appear.

hello here is my db-settings.php lines

<?php

// If you have multiple datacenters you can come up with your own datacenter
// detection logic (php_uname?). This helps ensure the web servers try to
// connect to the nearest database servers first, then distant ones.
define( ‘DATACENTER’, ” );

function add_slave($read, $host, $lhost = ”, $user = DB_USER, $password = DB_PASSWORD) {
global $slaves;
$slaves[] = compact(‘read’, ‘host’, ‘lhost’, ‘user’, ‘password’);
}

// how many characters of hexidecimal hash
$shardb_hash_length = 1;
// what is the prefix of your blog database shards (everything before the hexidecimal hash)
$shardb_prefix = ‘publibrn_’;
// set a string to be used as an internal identifier for the dataset
$shardb_dataset = ‘pub’;
// do you want to put your primary blog (blog_id 1) in its own ‘home’ database?
$enable_home_db = true;
// how many, if any, VIP databases do you have?
$num_vipdbs = 1;
// add this to set the write master read priority (default 1)
$shardb_master_read = 99;
// add this if all of your databases are on a local server
$shardb_local_db = true;
// use this function to add a read slave host
add_slave($read_priority, $hostname, $local_hostname, $user, $password);

/* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */

if ( !defined(‘SAVEQUERIES’) )
define(‘SAVEQUERIES’, false);

/**
* A trick used by WordPress.com is .lan hostnames mapped to local IPs. Not required.
*
* @param unknown_type $hostname
* @return unknown
*/
function localize_hostname($hostname) {
return str_replace(‘.com’, ‘.lan’, $hostname);
}

function localize_hostnames($array) {
return array_map(‘localize_hostname’, $array);
}

/**
* This generates the array of servers.
*
* @param string $ds Dataset: the name of the dataset. Just use “global” if you don’t need horizontal partitioning.
* @param int $part Partition: the vertical partition number (1, 2, 3, etc.). Use “0” if you don’t need vertical partitioning.
* @param string $dc Datacenter: where the database server is located. Airport codes are convenient. Use whatever.
* @param int $read Read order: lower number means use this for more reads. Zero means no reads (e.g. for masters).
* @param bool $write Write flag: is this server writable?
* @param string $host Internet address: host:port of server on internet.
* @param string $lhost Local address: host:port of server for use when in same datacenter. Leave empty if no local address exists.
* @param string $name Database name.
* @param string $user Database user.
* @param string $password Database password.
*/
function add_db_server($ds, $part, $dc, $read, $write, $host, $lhost, $name, $user, $password) {
global $db_servers, $db_ds_parts;

if ( empty( $lhost ) )
$lhost = $host;

$server = compact(‘ds’, ‘part’, ‘dc’, ‘read’, ‘write’, ‘host’, ‘lhost’, ‘name’, ‘user’, ‘password’);

$db_servers[$ds][$part][] = $server;
$db_ds_parts[$name] = “{$ds}_{$part}”;
}

// Database servers grouped by dataset. (Totally tabular, dude!)
// R can be 0 (no reads) or a positive integer indicating the order
// in which to attempt communication (all locals, then all remotes)

//dataset, partition, datacenter, R, W, internet host:port, internal network host:port, database, user, password

add_db_server( ‘global’, 0, ”, 1, 1, DB_HOST, DB_HOST, $shardb_prefix . ‘global’, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD );
// Next line populates ‘global’ dataset from wp-config.php for instant compatibility. Remove it when you put your settings here.
// add_db_server(‘global’, 0, ”, 1, 1, DB_HOST, DB_HOST, DB_NAME, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD);

// build the shard dataset
$have_slaves = is_array($slaves) && (count($slaves) > 0);
if(isset($shardb_hash_length) && $shardb_hash_length > 0 && $shardb_hash_length < 4 ) {
$fmt = “{$shardb_prefix}%0{$shardb_hash_length}x”;
$shardb_num_db = 1 << ($shardb_hash_length*4);
if(!$have_slaves || !isset( $shardb_master_read )) {
$shardb_master_read = 1;
}
for($d=0;$d<$shardb_num_db;$d++) {
$db_name = sprintf($fmt, $d);
add_db_server($shardb_dataset, $d, ”, 1, $shardb_master_read, DB_HOST, DB_HOST, $db_name, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD);
if($have_slaves) {
foreach($slaves as $s) {
add_db_server($shardb_dataset, $d, ”, $s[‘read’], 0, $s[‘host’], $s[‘lhost’], $db_name, $s[‘user’], $s[‘password’]);
}
}
}
$numdbs_added = $shardb_num_db;

// Enable home db?
if ($enable_home_db === true) {
add_db_server($shardb_dataset, $numdbs_added, ”, 1, $shardb_master_read, DB_HOST, DB_HOST, $shardb_prefix .’home’, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD);
if($have_slaves) {
foreach($slaves as $s) {
add_db_server($shardb_dataset, $numdbs_added, ”, $s[‘read’], 0, $s[‘host’], $s[‘lhost’], $shardb_prefix .’home’, $s[‘user’], $s[‘password’]);
}
}
}
$numdbs_added++;
// VIP databases
if ( is_numeric($num_vipdbs) and $num_vipdbs > 0 ) {
for($d=1;$d<=$num_vipdbs;$d++) {
add_db_server($shardb_dataset, $numdbs_added, ”, 1, $shardb_master_read, DB_HOST, DB_HOST, $shardb_prefix .’vip’. $d, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD);
if($have_slaves) {
foreach($slaves as $s) {
add_db_server($shardb_dataset, $numdbs_added, ”, $s[‘read’], 0, $s[‘host’], $s[‘lhost’], $db_name, $s[‘user’], $s[‘password’]);
}
}
$numdbs_added++;
}
}
}
/*
add_db_server( ‘misc’, 0, ‘lax’, 1, 1, ‘misc.db.example.com:3722’, ‘misc.db.example.lan:3722’, ‘wp-misc’, ‘miscuser’, ‘miscpassword’);
add_db_server(‘global’, 0, ‘nyc’, 1, 1,’global.mysql.example.com:3509′,’global.mysql.example.lan:3509′,’global-db’,’globaluser’,’globalpassword’);
*/

/**
* Map a table to a partition.
*
* @param string $table
* @param string $part
*/
function add_db_table( $table, $db ) {
global $db_tables, $shardb_prefix;

$db_tables[$table] = $shardb_prefix . $db;
}

// ** NO DUPLICATE TABLE NAMES ALLOWED **
// If running with the home DB enabled & a WP 3.0 single install converted to a network add any main site plugin tables here
// If you want tables to live in a specific database, you can add those here
// add_db_table( ‘wp_misc’, ‘home’ );
// add_db_table( ‘wp_etc’, ‘vip1’ );
// add_db_table( ‘wp_extra’, ‘vip1’ );

/**
* Map a blog to a custom database. AKA: VIP
*
* @param string $blog_id
* @param string $db
*/
function add_vip_blog( $blog_id, $db ) {
global $vip_db, $shardb_prefix;
$vip_db[$blog_id] = $shardb_prefix . $db;
}

// Adding a blog to a VIP database is simple.
// You can put it in whatever VIP DB you want, or even in
// another user db (like for a penalty box for low traffic blogs.

// Simply use this format:
// add_vip_blog($blog_id, ‘db_name’);

// For example, lets say your buddy John needs some extra db love,
// his blog_id is 24 and you want to put him in the vip3 database.
// You would add a line below like this:
//add_vip_blog(24,’vip3′); // John’s blog

// That’s all there is to it. Plus a comment at the end reminds you of who is who!

// VIP DB’s
if ( $enable_home_db === true )
add_vip_blog( 1, ‘home’ ); // home blog
?>