"The recommended workflow is to open each host and linked worksharing-enabled project file, and re-save the project as a central file at the current location. I did ask this of Autodesk Support, but the best they could offer was to point me to a couple of threads on the Autodesk forums. That should be one of those "Tools and Utilities" on the installation "disk." Something like the AutoCAD Xref Manager seems like it should be a possibility. Means I'll be drinking heavily at the thought of doing this.) :whiskey::whiskey::whiskey: (That's a bad whiskey, not a good one. Since the server name is part of the url in both the Central File and in any Linked files, we are going to have to copy everything to the new server, manually open every Central File, and manually repath every Linked file.Īnd we have well over 1000.
Currently, Microsoft SQL 2014 till Microsoft SQL 2019 are supported. When the Stabicad database is running on a Microsoft SQL 2012 or older instance, the Stabicad installer will help you to migrate to a newer Microsoft SQL instance. Not to sidetrack this thread too much, but along similar lines, we're planning a server upgrade one of these days, and I'm dreading it.Īpparently, there's no way to "automatically" relocate all of your Revit files. Stabicad for Revit Microsoft SQL 2012 instances are no longer supported for the Stabicad database.
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