Upgrading to new revision

[Harry Catharell]

OS X 10.3

Have been working/exploring in r1.2rc7 for a while and now want to download rc10 and get advantage from the wealth of fixes/additions inside it.

But I want to retain any work on solutioins created using rc7.

Is there a set of guidelines anywhere for upgrading to a new version of Servoy where you can retain all new solutions created in the older version ?

I have created solutions using FireBird on my local machine and also SQL Server 2000 on another server on the LAN

[david]

Option 1: install right on top of your old version. Make a backup of your database folder first!

Option 2: install a clean version of servoy.

- export all of your solutions to text files
- Rename your current Servoy directory to something like "servoy127"
- install the new version of servoy
- recreate database connections to SQL Server
- import solution files.

With option 2 you can run both versions of Servoy. This is covered somewhere else, just couldn't find the thread for you.

- david

[Guest]

Thankyou, David

I will try out option 1 I believe but it is nice to know that you can have multiple instances of Servoy available....

[ROCLASI]

I never have to export my solutions or re-enter my database connections when upgrading to a new version.

I simply rename the old servoy folder and do the install.
Then I move (or you can copy) the servoy.properties file and databases back to the new folder.
Start new servoy and you are ready to go.

Works for me