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Recovering from a Failed Development Server
This topic describes how to recover from a failed development server or failed repository. It assumes that you cannot access a backup copy of this server or repository. It requires that a recent image of the repository exist on the computer that a remote user uses, and that this user performed a full Get to create this repository. For more information, see Getting All Projects from the Server Repository. To recover from a failed development server
- Log in to Siebel Tools on the remote computer that includes the intact repository.
- Archive the projects that this repository contains.
For more information, see Exporting Objects to an Archive.
- Create a new repository:
- Import the archive you created in Step 2 into the repository you created in Step 3.
For more information, see Importing Objects from an Archive.
- Test the repository you created in Step 3 and make sure it includes the expected functionality.
- Check projects into the Siebel Server.
For more information about projects, see Checking Out and Checking In Projects and Objects.
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