you can go into MSSQL and select backup and back it up to a thumb drive or somewhere and then on the new computer go into MSSQL and select restore and restore the database
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Submitted by Santosh Bhat on Wed, 2018-12-12 12:24
As its SQLite , that single file, is an entire P6 database. You can copy and rename it and you've replicated your entire database. If you want to move it to another PC, simply copy it and then point your new P6 client to the copied SQLite file.
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16 years 3 monthsSteven you are correct
Steven you are correct MSSQLthanks for catching this
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8 years 2 monthsFor SQLite, Santosh is
For SQLite, Santosh is correct - find the file on your computer, copy to either a network drive or USB stick etc.
On the new location, when you open the login page, select add to add the new database, you can now select the existing database from there.
Make sure you select SQLite as database type.
The process Zoltan refers to is for MSSQL installations not SQLite.
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Steven
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16 years 3 monthsyou can go into MSSQL and
you can go into MSSQL and select backup and back it up to a thumb drive or somewhere and then on the new computer go into MSSQL and select restore and restore the database
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20 years 6 monthsAs its SQLite , that single
As its SQLite , that single file, is an entire P6 database. You can copy and rename it and you've replicated your entire database. If you want to move it to another PC, simply copy it and then point your new P6 client to the copied SQLite file.