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| This page contains answers to common
questions handled by our support staff, along with some tips and tricks
that we have found useful and presented here as questions. |
- Stop the Laserfiche Server service.
- Click Start and then click Control Panel.
- Double-click Administrative Tools.
- Double-click Services.
- Select Laserfiche Server 7.2.
- From the Action menu, point to All Tasks and select
Stop.
- Delete the "SEARCH" subfolder located in your repository folder.
- Restart the Laserfiche Server service.
- Click Start and then click Control Panel.
- Double-click Administrative Tools.
- Double-click Services.
- Select Laserfiche Server 7.2.
- From the Action menu, point to All Tasks and select
Start.
- Re-index your repository.
- Start the Laserfiche Administration Console.
- In the console tree, expand the desired Laserfiche Server item.
- Select the desired Laserfiche repository.
- Select the Index item listed under the Laserfiche repository.
- From the Action menu, point to All Tasks, Index,
and then select All Text Documents.
- Unregister your Laserfiche repository or repositories.
- Detach the databases associated with Laserfiche from MSSQL or MSDE.
If you are using MSDE, make sure that all expansion databases are
detached as well.
Note: When the database or databses are
re-attached, they must have the same name that they originally had.
Please take note of the database names before detaching.
- Install SQL Server on the new computer.
- Copy the database files to the new computer. You will need to move
both the .mdf and .ldf files for each database. If you are using MSDE,
you will also need to move the .mdf and .ldf files for all expansion
databases.
- Attach the database or databases to the new SQL server using the
same name under which they were previously attached. If you are using
MSDE, you will need to attach all expansion databases as well.
- Register your repository or repositories again. On the "SQL Server
Specific Settings" step, be sure to specify the new SQL Server computer.
All other information will remain the same.
- Verify that the repository and its documents can be opened and
viewed without problem before removing your original SQL Server
installation.
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