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29th April 00:26
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Does anyone have any advice on the best way to start afresh with a new
CRM deployment. Basically I have a dev environment where I have done some customizations and I want return to a clean install, is uninstall and re-install the best way to do this?. Any advice appreciated. |
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29th April 00:27
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Yep. uninstall is the only sure way to restore everything. There is no
supported way to move anu new attributes you have created, so the re-install with a new DB is the only way to go. Matt Parks MVP - Microsoft CRM ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- Does anyone have any advice on the best way to start afresh with a new CRM deployment. Basically I have a dev environment where I have done some customizations and I want return to a clean install, is uninstall and re-install the best way to do this?. Any advice appreciated. |
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8th May 05:29
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I do all of my development via VirtualPC. I have created VirtualPC images
of Windows XP, Windows 2000 Server (with and without SQL server), Windows 2003 Server (with and without SQL server), Windows 2003 Sharepoint and Windows 2000/2003 CRM. Whenever I need a blank developoment or testing environment, all I have to do is copy one of these files and start up a new VirtualPC instance. No install/uninstall. -- Eric Hood Developlus Services, Inc. http://www.developlus.net |
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8th May 05:29
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I use this method, but I use WMWare Workstation... It seems to be about
20-30 percent faster. |
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8th May 05:29
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The new features in Vm 5 (currently beta) make create/restoring a dev
environment very painless. I would recommend vmware. |
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