This procedure assumes that your Database Administrator
(DBA) performs the steps necessary to copy the database data from
the production server to the test server using tools that are appropriate
for your DBMS. The Perceptive Content Administrator performs the
remaining steps.
- On the test server machine, install the Perceptive Content Server that matches your production environment. Follow the instructions in the Perceptive Content Installation Guide to install the Perceptive Content Server. During this step, skip all instructions to create the database or license the product.
- On the test server machine, install any agents that are installed in your production environment.
- Stop Perceptive Content Server and all agents on the production and test servers to ensure data consistency while copying data.
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For your DBMS, complete the following steps.
- On the production server, navigate to the inserver directory and then copy the following folders to the inserver directory on the test server, overwriting the existing directories. If your system does not contain a listed folder, it is not part of your system, and you can ignore that directory.
| Directory to Copy | Description |
|---|---|
| audit | Required if you use auditing. |
| etc | Required but do not copy the in_hwfp file. In the [drive:]\inserver\etc directory, use a text editor (such as Notepad) to open the inow.ini file and change the value for the odbc.dsn setting to the test server database. |
| import | Required if you use Import Agent |
| job | Required |
| learnmode | Required if you use HyperLearn |
| osm_0#.0000# | Required |
| script | Required |
| user | Required |
| workflow | Required |
| worksheet | Required |
- Start the server and license Perceptive Content and any agents you are using in the test environment. For more information about licensing, refer to the Perceptive Content Installation Guide.
- Ensure that you remove on-access virus scans from the inserver directory and all subdirectories. Also, remove on-access virus scan from any directory that you moved outside of the default directory, including the database and OSM directories.