How Databases are Allocated to Location

Global User Guide

Setting up a Global Project : Database Allocation : How Databases are Allocated to Location

How Databases are Allocated to Location

If creating a location which does not have a direct link to the Hub, and, when prompted, confirm that all the files copied are required:

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All databases that exist at the Hub will be copied to the new location.

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Any databases that do not already exist at the parent of the new location will be copied to the parent.

See the figures below for an example.

Figure 4:3.

This diagram shows the databases existing at Locations A and B, just before Location C is created.

Figure 4:4.

This diagram shows the databases at all three locations just after Location C has been created.

Figure 4:5.

Now the Hub Administrator has de-allocated the ISODRAFT database from Location C because it is not required there.

Note:

That DRAW/DRAW must remain allocated to Location B. The DRAW database has been made primary at Location C, and the ISODRAFT database has been made primary at Location C.

Note:

Display information about the locations already created by selecting Query > List > Locations, which displays the List Locations window.

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