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Tuesday, November 29th 2005, 6:36am

Changing localhost path

How do I change the path of the local host to read a database from "My Documents" instead of the default "Program Files\Jedox\Palo\Data"?

And thanks for the great product. I am really looking forward to using it more.

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Tuesday, November 29th 2005, 2:26pm

Hello,
Palo runs as PALOServerService service. To change the data path you can do the following:

1. Start command prompt (click Start/Run... then type cmd.exe followed by return)
2. Go to palo directory (cd <PROGRAM_FILES>\Jedox\Palo)
3. Remove current instance of palo server service (palo delete_srv)
4. Add new instance with new path (palo install_srv <NEW_PATH>)

Alternatively, you could play with regedit and change this path manually by adjusting ImagePath string in registry.
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Wednesday, February 23rd 2011, 1:37pm

Hello,

I have tried that script, but the data directory is still the old one,

at the new path, i give: G:\palo_data_produktiv\data
or have i to use only: G:\palo_data_produktiv\ for the <new path>
The palo server is at C:\Program Files\Jedox ...

But it still uses the old path and the old data directory. I have restart the Palo Server,
or did i have to restart the whole server?

Is there anywhere a ini file where the path is visible? (only that i can control, it before i let restart the whole server by our admin)

thanks for any hint advanced,
Karen
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