Backup and Recovery of Planning Application

Hi,
We have created a planning application and build the metadata successfully.
Now there is some problem with Essbase Server. We want to reinstall only Essbase Sever not all the products.
My concern is to retain the metadata.
Please guide me procedure to take the planning application back up and restoration.
I have one more doubt.
If I uninstall only Essbase server and reinstall it, configures with Shared Services, Planning configuration... will it create any problem? Or do i need to install all the products in order?
How to restore the existing environment after installing the Essbase Server?
your suggestion are highly appreciated...
Thanks,
naveen

Hi,
I wouldn't say you need to reinstall essbase due to that error because you probably will get it again after you have installed.
It usually relates to two instances of essbase runtimes in your ARBORPATH.
If you update your environment variables for ARBORPATHand remove C:\Hyperion\common\EssbaseRTC\9.3.1 and just keep the C:\Hyperion\AnalyticServices one, also check the PATH variable to see if it points to both instances.
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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