Database moved to different machine

Hello all,
I have built an xMII application that connects to a SQL database. This SQL database that xMII currently accesses has now been moved to a different machine.
What are the changes that I have make in xMII to refer to this new location? Do I only have to change the destination in dataservers configuration? or are there Any other changes (to query/display/trans).
Appreciate your help.

You should only have to change the data server's ip address.
Regards,
Jamie

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