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Option 2: Upload in administration page

  • Open the administration page from the Welcome page and open the “Repository” tab
  • Click on the “Browse” button near the “Upload Backup” button, browse to the backup file and click “Upload Backup”. The name for the backup file can be any name. The upload feature automatically renames the file name to Repository.sdf when it is installed on the server.

When the upload has completed all users are logged out and the system automatically refreshes. There is no need to restart the server.

Version Management

Switching versioning system

From 12.9 a new versioning system has been introduced. When installing Blueriq our old versioning system will be used to out of the box, this meaning that Blueriq will use the Repository.sdf as the datasource for version management.

To enable the new versioning system feature remove the datasource configuration from the studio section of the config file for Blueriq Studio (StudioService.exe.config).

Code Block
languagexml
titleOld versioning system
<configuration>
  <studio>
    ...
	<datasource location="../Repository/Repository.sdf" printqueries="false"/>
    <workspace-datasource host="localhost" port="5432" username="xxx" password="xxx" defaultdatabase="databaseX" database="databaseY" printqueries="false"/>
    <history-server basepath="http://localhost:1339/"/>
    ...
  </studio>
</configuration>
Code Block
languagexml
titleNew versioning system
<configuration>
  <studio>
    ...
    <workspace-datasource host="localhost" port="5432" username="xxx" password="xxx" defaultdatabase="databaseX" database="databaseY" printqueries="false"/>
    <history-server basepath="http://localhost:1339/"/>
    ...
  </studio>
</configuration>

When the datasource configuration is removed the new versioning system will be enabled. If you're going to upgrade to a Blueriq version >= 12.9 and are looking for the upgrade instructions, you can find them here.

Commit hook

The commit hook is a feature that sends an HTTP request to a configured endpoint whenever a commit is performed from within studio. This allows you to create buildpipelines that get triggered from Blueriq.

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