How can I transfer the database to a client so they can use it on their CC access manager software
Tony
ANTHONY DIFILIPPO
Registered User
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Cesar Perez
Support Team
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Send the user the same HDB file you've been using to create the database. They can open it in their copy of Website Access Manager to continue making changes or upload it to the server.
ANTHONY DIFILIPPO
Registered User
93 posts
Thank you
ANTHONY DIFILIPPO
Registered User
93 posts
Where can I find the HDB file?
BillR
Senior Advisor
3,144 posts
If you are using Windows XP, look at:
C:\Program Files\CoffeeCup Software\CoffeeCup Web Access Manager\Databases Bill R.
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C:\Program Files\CoffeeCup Software\CoffeeCup Web Access Manager\Databases Bill R.
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ANTHONY DIFILIPPO
Registered User
93 posts
Thank you
David Regenthal
Registered User
8 posts
I committed the cardinal sin . . . didn't back up my database!
Now that my desktop has been returned from the manufacturer (with a new/different boot drive) I'm "in the weeds."
Is there any way to recover what I need from the website that I have WAM working on to re-build the database?
Thanks.
Dave Regenthal
dregenthal@comcast.net
Now that my desktop has been returned from the manufacturer (with a new/different boot drive) I'm "in the weeds."
Is there any way to recover what I need from the website that I have WAM working on to re-build the database?
Thanks.
Dave Regenthal
dregenthal@comcast.net
Scott Swedorski
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David Regenthal wrote:
I committed the cardinal sin . . . didn't back up my database!
Now that my desktop has been returned from the manufacturer (with a new/different boot drive) I'm "in the weeds."
Is there any way to recover what I need from the website that I have WAM working on to re-build the database?
Thanks.
Dave Regenthal
dregenthal@comcast.net
I committed the cardinal sin . . . didn't back up my database!
Now that my desktop has been returned from the manufacturer (with a new/different boot drive) I'm "in the weeds."
Is there any way to recover what I need from the website that I have WAM working on to re-build the database?
Thanks.
Dave Regenthal
dregenthal@comcast.net
Sorry David, but no. Website Access Manager can only work with the hdb file. There is no way to import any information back into it if you lost it. ~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~
Scott A. Swedorski - VP of Product Development
CoffeeCup Software Inc.
Phone: 678.495.3480
David Regenthal
Registered User
8 posts
That's kind of what I figured but thought I'd ask--not the end of the world though.
Thank you for the super-quick response . . . awesome!
D.
Thank you for the super-quick response . . . awesome!
D.
David Regenthal
Registered User
8 posts
Scott- I wondering how I'd managed to miss backing the database up . . . something I am usually pretty good at. In double checking the contents of my LTO-3 media I found that, at least in my implementation (Windows7 64), the database files are not in the Program Files folder but rather they are in: C:\Users\David Regenthal\AppData\Roaming\CoffeeCup Software\CoffeeCup Website Access Manager\Databases.
So, I just restored that folder to the drive, restarted WAM, and was able to import the database without issue. I'm back in business. Thought I'd pass this along . . .
Best.
So, I just restored that folder to the drive, restarted WAM, and was able to import the database without issue. I'm back in business. Thought I'd pass this along . . .
Best.
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