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John_Jurisoo
13 years agoNew Contributor
I stopped the server, uninstalled the 32 bit version 6 and installed the 64 bit current version 7 as a new installation using the old database. I also installed a 64 bit JRE..
Two minor issues:
When filling in the database info in the installer, since there is not a field to enter a "connection URL", I ignored trying to figure it out and left Schema at the default. It turns out that the Schema field would have populated the ROOT.xml correctly with a connection URL. What's up with that?
Using the example LDAP configuration as a template didn't work, but that was easy to fix in the ROOT.xml file.
I edited both in the ROOT.xml and life was good.
This is SO much easier than the upgrade procedure in the manual of dumping and restoring the database.
Now I just have to get past my Perforce trigger authentication issues.
Remember to back everything up before you do anything.
Two minor issues:
When filling in the database info in the installer, since there is not a field to enter a "connection URL", I ignored trying to figure it out and left Schema at the default. It turns out that the Schema field would have populated the ROOT.xml correctly with a connection URL. What's up with that?
Using the example LDAP configuration as a template didn't work, but that was easy to fix in the ROOT.xml file.
I edited both in the ROOT.xml and life was good.
This is SO much easier than the upgrade procedure in the manual of dumping and restoring the database.
Now I just have to get past my Perforce trigger authentication issues.
Remember to back everything up before you do anything.