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| − | The Registry database (the master database) information is stored in the [[Registry_Properties_File|Fusion Registry properties file]]. If the database name has been changed, or the connection details modified, the properties file can be manually edited to change the connection details accordingly. If the password has changed, the properties file can be deleted, and the Registry will redirect to the install page once the application server has been restarted. If you are unsure how to edit the properties file, a safe option is to simply delete it and allow the Registry to reinstall itself. On install if the Registry is connected to a database with | + | The Registry database (the master database) information is stored in the [[Registry_Properties_File|Fusion Registry properties file]]. If the database name has been changed, or the connection details modified, the properties file can be manually edited to change the connection details accordingly. If the password has changed, the properties file can be deleted, and the Registry will redirect to the install page once the application server has been restarted. If you are unsure how to edit the properties file, a safe option is to simply delete it and allow the Registry to reinstall itself. On install if the Registry is connected to a database with previously installed information in it, the Registry will detect this and simply load the remainder of the configuration from the database. |
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Revision as of 04:29, 4 November 2020
Renaming Registry Database
The Registry database (the master database) information is stored in the Fusion Registry properties file. If the database name has been changed, or the connection details modified, the properties file can be manually edited to change the connection details accordingly. If the password has changed, the properties file can be deleted, and the Registry will redirect to the install page once the application server has been restarted. If you are unsure how to edit the properties file, a safe option is to simply delete it and allow the Registry to reinstall itself. On install if the Registry is connected to a database with previously installed information in it, the Registry will detect this and simply load the remainder of the configuration from the database.
