Migrating a Standalone Database into a Multi-Tenant Instance
- 16 Feb 2022
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Migrating a Standalone Database into a Multi-Tenant Instance
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Overview
Multi-Tenancy in v8 provides Administrators the flexibility and option to establish Tenant Instances from any desire locations. This may be completed by installing a new Version 8 Installation Tenant Instance from scratch, or by migrating a pre-existing standalone environment into a Hosted Tenant Instance. The latter allows the ability to create a Tenant Instance without losing any preexisting data or work contained by the migrated database.
The following document demonstrates how to convert a Standalone (Unmanaged) Database into a Tenant (Hosted) Instance.
Example
- From the Local File System of the Standalone Database navigate to C:\Program Files\Decisions\Decisions Server and open Settings.xml in a Text Editor.
- From Settings.xml, change the value in between the <ServerType/> tags from "Standard" to "Hosted".
- Save and close the Settings.xml.
- Right-click DecisionsServerInstaller.exe and select Run as administrator.
- From the Decisions Installer, select RESTART SERVICE.
- After the Decisions Service restarts, open and log into the Decisions Studio/User Portal for the respective database. Then, verify the presence of the System > Hosting Folder.
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