Hi, I don't see any reason why this shouldn't work. However
- The repository must be closed before coping (source and target) - The reference to the database must be changed in all config files (repository.xml and workspaces/*/workspace.xml files) - The files must be copied as well (directories 'repository', 'version', and 'workspaces') unless you use the same files of course - Merging repositories or 'partial copy' is not possible in that way - You can't easily migrate currently from one database product to another (for example MySQL to PostgreSQL). I hope this helps, Thomas On 9/18/07, toddmcgrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > I'm running into this same issue (see below). What's the recommended way to > move from one database to the another? I'm using 1.3.1, > BundledPersistenceManager and need to migrated from a local dev mysql to a > qa mysql db. > > Thanks in advance > Todd > > > Luca Fiscato wrote: > > > > Hi all, > > > > I configured jackrabbit to store all the contents (data, version, index > > ...) into a database (oracle, mysql, and postgres) and it works fine. > > The problem occur when I try to migrate the data from a database to > > another one (also if the database vendor is the same). > > When I try to connect to the new database jackrabbit throws an exception > > like 'Duplicate key entry ....' and it doesn't work. > > For example: I have all my jackrabbit data into a mysql server 1 and I > > migrate all the data to the mysql server 2, then, when I try to connect > > to the new database I have an exception. > > I know that a backup tool exists but it's easier to migrate the database. > > Anyone knows the problem ? > > It's an architectural choice or a bug ? > > > > P.S. using file system for persistence and changing the location of the > > repository folder jackrabbit continues to work, I think it should act in > > the same way also if I change the database repository. > > > > Thanks > > Luca > > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Database-Persistence-Backup-tf3864656.html#a12766796 > Sent from the Jackrabbit - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
