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==Export Mysql== | |||
* Go onto page Setup - Tools - Backup. | * Go onto page Setup - Tools - Backup. | ||
* Choose export method "MySql dump". | * Choose export method "MySql dump". | ||
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* Go into subdirectory admin/backup. You will find the dump of database you just build with previous step. | * Go into subdirectory admin/backup. You will find the dump of database you just build with previous step. | ||
==Create a PostGreSQL database== | |||
* Create an empty PostGreSQL database | * Create an empty PostGreSQL database | ||
* Import the MySql dump file into the new PostgreSql database by this way ... | * Import the MySql dump file into the new PostgreSql database by this way ... | ||
{{ToComplete}} | {{ToComplete}} | ||
==Modify you Dolibarr setup file== | |||
* Open with a file editor, the file conf/conf.php that you can find into your Dolibarr root installation. | * Open with a file editor, the file conf/conf.php that you can find into your Dolibarr root installation. | ||
* Modify lines make programs to point to new database | * Modify lines make programs to point to new database | ||
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</source> | </source> | ||
==Test== | |||
You should now have an application 100% working with all its data. | You should now have an application 100% working with all its data. | ||