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Installtion process from 3.3 to 3.4

johny

1. how to install 3.3 to 3.4 on window server 2003 ?
2. when i will upgrade or install what will happen to my data stored in pervious version?
3.I read all hot back up and cold back i am looking for simple procedures?
can any one advise me i am very newbie and non technical backward all help will be appreciated this is my first priject on content managment

Thanks in advance you guys are great
JOHN

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_sax

First of all, you should backup your current 3.3 installation, with the complete folder alfresco is in and a database dump.
Then you can follow this guide:
http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/General_Upgrade_Process#The_Upgrade_Process

johny

so i have to install Sql work bench to run command?
any other simple way to do back like window base ?

Thanks
JOHN

_sax

Well, if you don't want to use sql command bench you can stop Alfresco, and then copy its entire folder.
Just make sure, that in your Alfresco directory there is a folder called mysql, which should be there,
since you're using 3.3. That is, if you're using MySQL and not another database.
When Alfresco is stopped, and no sql process is running (verify simply with task manager), then you're
Alfresco folder includes you're complete database.

If you can, you could copy that folder to another server and test the upgrade there, that is the safest way.
Therewith you make sure, that your backup is working and if something goes wrong, you've got
your untouched original server.

Anyway, to upgrade, you have to install Alfresco 3.4 in an empty folder (so leave your backup somewhere else
for the moment). Start it to make sure, that it works.
Then stop Alfresco 3.4. Delete the mysql folder of 3.4 and copy the mysql folder of your 3.3 backup in its place.
The same goes for the alf_data folder of your 3.4 install - delete and put backup in place.
Start up Alfresco 3.4 again and watch the alfresco.log file for what it tells you.

johny

Thanks It did help
JOHN