Updating extended object definitions with new file server location

The way you execute the update_extended_object_script_location script depends on your database platform.

• To update file server references on Oracle
• To update file server references on SQL server

To update file server references on Oracle

1. In the file structure extracted from BSA<version>-<platform>.zip, copy the script from the following location (to a directory from which you can access SQL*Plus):

   Location	Script
   BSA<version>-<platform>/files/configurations/ db_scripts/oracle/utility/ update_extended_object_script_location/	update_extended_object_script_location.sql Important: You must add a forward slash / at the end of the script to complete the action.

2. Change (cd) to the directory where you copied the scripts.

3. Modify the update_extended_object_script_location.sql script file to update old_server and new_server variables before executing the script to update extended objects definitions which are stored on the file server.

To update file server references on SQL server

1. In the file structure extracted from BSA<version>-<platform>.zip, copy the scripts from the following locations to a directory from which you can access the sqlcmd utility:

   Location	Scripts
   BSA<version>-<platform>/files/configurations/ db_scripts/sqlserver/utility/ update_extended_object_script_location/	update_extended_object_script_location.sql

2. Change (cd) to the directory where you copied the scripts.

3. Modify the update_extended_object_script_location.sql file to update old_server and new_server variables before executing the script to update extended object definitions which are stored on the file server.

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