Question about moving database

Hi,
yes I searched the forum and haven't found the information I'm looking for (maybe hidden in some big thread).
I just want to move my LR 1.1 database to another folder (HDD). Do I simply copy the whole repository or is there some tricks to know?
Thanks
Dany

To move your Catalog, Export all of your photos as a catalog. Create a new catalog where you want it and import the exported catalog. That is the simple answer.
You should carefully read Chapter 4 of the User Guide 1.1 before doing anything.
Mel

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yeah ı am surprised none of tables have pk or fk ..
but ı want to show you http://i51.tinypic.com/2hedc9d.jpg
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Hi everyone,
greetings of the day
I have few questions about the upgrading database,
In export and import mode
1.can we have new name for the target database,
2.I think we need to create tablespaces ,do we need to create users as well
3.If we are upgrading from 9i to 10g database ,any activity to be perfromed other than creating a new sysaux tablespace
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udayjampani wrote:
Hi everyone,
greetings of the day
Pl post details of source and target database versions, along with your OS details.
I have few questions about the upgrading database,
In export and import mode
1.can we have new name for the target database,Yes.
2.I think we need to create tablespaces ,do we need to create users as wellYou can create users, but it is not necessary. You need to pre-create tablespaces only if their characteristics/locations on the target are different than on the source.
3.If we are upgrading from 9i to 10g database ,any activity to be perfromed other than thisNot that I am aware of - see the steps in the Upgrade Guide - http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14238/expimp.htm
4.How come we get consistent export wetherEnsure the database is started in restricted mode, so users will not be able to access the database during the export.
>
In DBUA mode ( in the same machine only)
1.Do we need shutdown / startup restrict the databaseNo - DBUA will do this automatically for you.
2.How can we move the files to the new locationYou can after the upgrade move the datafiles to wherever you want - use the ALTER DATABASE RENAME DATAFILE (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/statements_1004.htm#i2082829) command.
3.Can we change db_name of the databaseI do not believe this is possible with DBUA.
4.Can we use the old database as wellNo - the database will be upgraded by DBUA - there is no "old" database.
>
>
In manual upgration using catupgrd scripts
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2.can we use old database as wellNo - the scripts will upgrade the database - there is no "old" database.
3.how to move the database files to the new locationSee above.
4.can we perform this kind of upgrade on a different serverPl elaborate on what you mean by this. You can copy the existing database to a different server (assuming compatible OS) and upgrade it there.
>
>
ThanksHTH
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Question about moving a site

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> Thanks Murray... I had talked to GoDaddy about moving
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> account
> AND the domain, and they indicated that it could cause
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> or
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> Will I have to set up all of their email addresses again
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> Thanks Murray... I had talked to GoDaddy about moving
both my hosting
> account
> AND the domain, and they indicated that it could cause
problems for a day
> or
> so.
>
> Will I have to set up all of their email addresses again
after moving the
> hosting account? Or are they maintained on the Exchange
server? (In the
> past
> with non-Exchange businesses I moved, it was simply a
matter of updating
> their
> Outlook settings).
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Aloha DW Community
I need help/confirmation on this before i do it. I have
inherrited the website from hell; that meaning the folders on my
computer and on the server are very unorganized. There are images
all over the place, in places they just should not be stored. i am
getting ready to switch to a new service provider for the site so i
want to start as fresh as possible. i have already downloaded the
whole site from the server to my local computer. i have gone
through and deleted all the old files that are no longer needed.
now before i upload this site to the new server i want to collect
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that have been switched around by me moving all the pictures? i
know DW does this, but i am not sure if it will do it on such a
large scale.
if you know the answer, please let me know.
thank you in advance
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Do all of your organizational moves within DW's Files panel.
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> Aloha DW Community
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> I need help/confirmation on this before i do it. I have
inherrited the
> website
> from hell; that meaning the folders on my computer and
on the server are
> very
> unorganized. There are images all over the place, in
places they just
> should
> not be stored. i am getting ready to switch to a new
service provider for
> the
> site so i want to start as fresh as possible. i have
already downloaded
> the
> whole site from the server to my local computer. i have
gone through and
> deleted all the old files that are no longer needed. now
before i upload
> this
> site to the new server i want to collect all the images
that are spread
> about
> and place them in the same folder. my question is this -
if i gather all
> the
> images together and upload the site, will dreamweaver
correct all the link
> paqths that have been switched around by me moving all
the pictures? i
> know DW
> does this, but i am not sure if it will do it on such a
large scale.
>
> if you know the answer, please let me know.
>
> thank you in advance
>
> all the best to you
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> e~
>

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i found the page where it says u can move itunes music to external drive but will that include my tv shows also and if so can i delete it from my laptop after i move it to other drive?

\Music\iTunes\ folder is the main iTunes library location. It contains the library files, music files and everything else.
I have all of my music files already stored on an external HD. But for some reason when i moved it all
What exactly does "moved it all" mean? What did you move?
in other words in the old drive I still have the following files:
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Only if you want iTunes to be completely empty and you want to start from scratch.
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I have all of my music files already stored on an external HD. But for some reason when i moved it all only the music got moved. in other words in the old drive I still have the following files:
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\Music\iTunes\ folder is the main iTunes library location. It contains the library files, music files and everything else.
I have all of my music files already stored on an external HD. But for some reason when i moved it all
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in other words in the old drive I still have the following files:
itunes library genius
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Since i already have all of my music files on my ext. HD can I delete these files without messing anything up?
Only if you want iTunes to be completely empty and you want to start from scratch.
Moving the music file syourself is not the correct way to do it. iTunes will lose everything.
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Hold Shift and launch iTunes.
Select *Choose library* and select the iTunes library.itl file in the iTunes folder you moved.

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Hello,
I'm responding to the article listed here: iTunes for Windows: Moving your iTunes Media folder - Apple Support that describes moving your iTunes media folder. I have a massive music library/playlists (over 350 gigs and growing). I'm planning to relocate my media folder to Dropbox because I have ample space there and it will allow me to run my library off of multiple computers (though not at the same time). My question is this: if I follow the steps and consolidate and relocate my library to the new Dropbox folder, will all my new uploads and downloads/purchases/imports also start automatically going to this newly specified location? I want to make sure that it would.
Thanks

Well the way that Dropbox works for me (just documents and data, not iTunes) is that I have a complete copy of the files in my Dropbox folder on my computer at home, and at work, and in the cloud on Dropbox's servers. Each time I update one of the files it is uploaded to Dropbox and then downloaded to the other client machine. When using another computer I can access my files from the Dropbox web interface, or use the Dropbox app on my iPad. It sounds like you are hoping that you can have all of your files in the cloud, and only in the cloud. I don't think it works that way.
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Here are my questions and concerns. I figure they will be easy for a lot of you to answer, but I need to pose them before I make the jump.
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I am curious about the comment you can only use one iCloud account at a time. Right now I have my moblieme calendar and my husband's mobileme calendar both visible in iCal. That is very convenient for us because then he doesn't have to open up a separate user on the iMac just to check his calendar (this is our home computer that is mainly mine). Are you telling me that I won't be able to use both CalDAV accounts in iCal anymore? Will it force me to use only one?
Most of our music and videos was purchased under my .mac account, so iTunes isn't a problem, but we like to share one user on the computer and still be able to see both our calendars and e-mail.

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