Back up and Restore Database

▪Log on to the Jim2 Server Console. It is usually found in the Jim2 or Jim2 Server directory on the Jim2 Server machine, or from the Start menu under Happen.

▪To authenticate when logging on, use the user sa and password as set up when SQL Server was installed.

▪After logging on, go to the Backup tab.

▪Choose the live database from the database drop down list – in this case, Jim_Demo.

▪Choose where to save the file in the Backup To: field – it is recommended the Windows desktop in this case. Select the yellow folder icon and select Desktop.

▪Click Backup. When the backup is finished, the console will advise in the lower left-hand corner:

Prior to restoring, stop the Jes instance for the training database first via the Jim2 Configuration Manager.

▪Go to the Restore tab.

▪In the Database field, name the training database – in this case Demo_Training.

▪In the From field, find the backup just completed. Select the yellow folder, go to the desktop and choose the file just backed up.

▪Tick Restore over existing database. Most likely, there will already be a training database, and this will restore this new database in its place.

▪When ready, click Restore. A confirmation message will appear. Ensure everything is correct, and click Yes.

▪When the restore is complete, the console will advise in the lower left-hand corner:

▪Exit the Jim2 Server Console.

▪Restart Jes.

The live database has now been copied to the training database. Log on to Jim2 and pick the Training database. The username and password are the same as the live database.

1.Create a copy of the full backup file by navigating to the backup folder, highlighting the file, right click and select copy, then right click and paste.

2.Open the backup file and delete the #Doc database.

3.Restore to training as normal (see above). The existing documents database will still be there.

4.If this is a new restore, run the Jim2 DBUpdate, tick this new database only and update.