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WCS V5.1 Staging Server

 
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Hi !!
I want to know whether is it fine if i have my Production server and Staging server on the same m/c.Or it is necessary to have them on different m/c.I have created a new Instance for Staging server and also done the Database configuration .Now What Next ??
Can anybody help me regarding this .
Thanks in advance
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madhu

 
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Hi madhu,
u can have Production server and Staging server on the same m/c.
but it is not recommended.
 
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Thanks Ashok.
I successfully copied from Production to Staging (Both on different m/c.
Once angain Thanks !!
Regards,
Madhu
 
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good to hear mathu.
can u explain how did u do that stage copying?
Thanks in advance.
john
 
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great!!
madhu,post messages if u explore anything new also.
 
madhu pa
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Hi All !!
Right now i am facing one problem .
It says staging copy is successful,but when i check the table it has old entries only .My staging server instance DB tables r not populated with Production server data.Although i stopped & restarted Staging instance .
Can anybody help me?
Thanks in advance
Regards,
madhu
[P.S. -- John, sure i will let u know ,but first i want to be satisfied myself with what i have done .Don't want to give any wrong info.]
 
john pal
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mathu did u solve that problem?
let me know.
 
madhu pa
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Hi John!!
Ya that is solved.
Actually i am not sure whether it was a prob .
B'coz next time i checked another table and data
were copied into the staging server db.
Previously i was checking diff table which r not
used during staging.
In WCS doc there is list of Staging tables.
Pls let me know if u want any more info.
Regards,
madhu
 
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that sounds great.
sure mathu,i want more information.
pls tell about installing staging server and then stagecopying and stagepropogating
thanks
[This message has been edited by john pal (edited August 10, 2001).]
 
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hi mathu,
if possible send the above details to
ak2kok@yahoo.com
thanks
 
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