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1. How to move one repository from one database to another existing database of SourceAnywhere Standalone?
   With SourceAnywhere Standalone, you can configure different databases on different servers. Sometimes, you may want to move one repository from one database to another database. This can be achieved using the feature of Multiple SQL Server Database support added in SourceAnywhere Standalone 3.0 ...
2. How to move SourceAnywhere database to another server?
   To move SourceAnywhere database to another server, please follow the steps below: 1. Stop SourceAnywhere Standalone Service. 2. Backup SourceAnywhere database in the SQL Server on the old server. How to Back Up a Database 3. Restore SourceAnywhere database into the SQL Server on the new server. ...
3. How to move SourceAnywhere Standalone server to another machine?
   To move SourceAnywhere Standalone server to another machine without losing the configuration info, please follow the steps below: Stop SourceAnywhere Standalone Service. Backup the "sawsconfigure.ini" file in the installation directory of SourceAnywhere Standalone Server. Install SourceAnyw ...
4. How to set up email notification?
   Since SourceAnywhere Standalone 3.0, email notification feature is available which allows you to send out notifications to related users/teams when certain events occur in the specified projects. Note: You need .NET Framework 2.0 or above to use this feature. To set up email notification, ple ...
5. How to configure SSL for SourceAnywhere Standalone?
   Please follow the steps below to configure SSL for SourceAnywhere Standalone: 1. Generate SSL Root Certificate in Service Configurator, which can be found in the program group of SourceAnywhere Standalone Server. More info 2. Configure SSL port. More info 3. Restart SourceAnywhere Standalone Ser ...
6. Is the "admin" account counted as one user?
   Yes, Admin is counted as one user. However, if you don't want to use Admin, you can assign any other users to take over the administrative rights, and then deactivate Admin. To deactivate Admin, please follow steps below: Log in SourceAnywhere Standalone Server Manager as Admin. In left panel ...
7. How does SourceAnywhere Standalone handle large number of concurrent connections?
   SourceAnywhere Standalone is designed to work equally well for small and large development teams. Many of our customers have large development teams, and SourceAnywhere Standalone handles large number of concurrent connections smoothly. The throughput of SourceAnywhere Standalone is pretty high ...
8. How to add SourceAnywhere Standalone users?
   You can add users in the SourceAnywhere Standalone Server Manager SourceAnywhere |Users page. For more information, please refer to: http://www.dynamsoft.com/help/SAW%20Standalone/Server%20Manager/Database/Users.htm
9. Error Message: A user or group with the same name exists already
   Symptom: When you add user/group in SourceAnywhere Standalone Server Manager, the following dialog box may prompt: Cause: The existing user/group is inactive and the List only active users option in the SourceAnywhere Standalone Server Manager SourceAnywhere |Users page is checked, so the inac ...
10. How to view all the checked out files?
    You can click SourceAnywhere Standalone client menu Tools| Status Search to view all the checked out files. For more information, please click here. If you are Administrator, you can view/undo the checked out files through the SourceAnywhere Standalone Server Manager SourceAnywhere| Repositori ...
11. Do I have to install SourceAnywhere Standalone Server on the SQL Server machine?
    No. SourceAnywhere Standalone Server can be installed on a different machine to the one hosting SQL Server. However, for better performance, we recommend you to install the SourceAnywhere Standalone Server on the SQL Server machine that hosts the 'SourceAnywhere' database.
12. How to exclude some specific file types from source control?
    To specify the file types to be excluded from the repository, please click SourceAnywhere Standalone Server Manager SourceAnywhere| Repositories|<repository name> |Excluded File Types page. For more information, please click here.
13. Error Message: Binary files diff.
    Symptoms: Sometimes when you perform Show Differences on text files, the following message may prompt: Cause: The text files are added into SourceAnywhere Standalone as binary. You can verify this by right-clicking the file Properties | General | Type dropdown list in SourceAnywhere Standalone ...
14. How to input my serial number?
    SourceAnywhere Standalone serial number can be inputted on the server-side from SourceAnywhere Standalone Server Manager ->SourceAnywhere ->Serial Numbers, as seen in the following figure:
15. SourceAnywhere Standalone service cannot be started.
    There are several possibilities. The SourceAnywhere Standalone Server log file gives you valuable information for the troubleshooting. Please check the log file first. For information about how to check the log file, please click here. Meanwhile, please verify the following items: Verify the o ...
16. How to make sure SourceAnywhere Standalone server has enough permission of the temp folder?
    Please follow steps below: Determine the temp path of SourceAnywhere Standalone server. For information about how to determine the temp path of SourceAnywhere Standalone server, please click here. Check the Log On user of SourceAnywhere Standalone service. For information about how to check th ...
17. How to determine the temp directory of SourceAnywhere Standalone server?
    The temp directory of SourceAnywhere Standalone server can be specified in SourceAnywhere Standalone Service Configurator ->Server Info ->General Setting ->Temp Path, as seen in the following figure: If the temp directory is not specified, SourceAnywhere Standalone server will use the ...
18. How to check SourceAnywhere Standalone Server Log?
    The SourceAnywhere Standalone Server log file gives you valuable information about the system. In many cases, you may need to consult the log file. The log file can be viewed from: SourceAnywhere Standalone service Configurator ->Server Info ->General Settings tab, as seen in the following ...