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FICO
9 years agoCommunity Manager
Blaze Advisor upgrade(7.4)
Blaze Advisor upgrade(7.4) Hi, I have been assigned a java project where adv, dbcp, flow, jcp, rb files are used. It has been said that the project will be upgraded with new version of Blaze Adviso...
FICO
9 years agoCommunity Manager
Debraj, it's good news that your project imported/compiled correctly, but you really needed to create a new Repository and that would have created a new Repository Connection in the same step. Instead, you connected to the Default Repository, which is a simple file-based repository (no versioning) that comes pre-packaged with Blaze. You should read the Blaze documentation on creating new repositories (doc/pdf/ManagingRepositories.pdf). After creating your own new repository (and connection), do the import step again and you should now have a new Blaze 7.4 repository with all the old entities imported. As an alternative, you could probably copy your Default Repository from /Blaze/Advisor74 to another location, rename it, and create a new connection to it. Your import should have created new folders/projects, so you can probably delete the Default Folder and Default Project. Your next steps will depend on what you are expected to do with the new repository. Congrats!
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