I have been working to build a new Tessitura Live server with version 10.1.0 so that we can begin our migration to version 11, but I have run into a big snag. When I attached the impresario databases in the Live server, for some reason they ended up set as Read Only. The error seems to point to the F:LOGS and G:DATA folders/files as being inaccessible. I did not have this trouble when I built our new Test server (that one is running successfully), and as far as I can see, the folder security permissions are identical on both servers. I have looked up options on the internet, but have not been able to find a resolution to the problem. Has anyone seen this before or have any ideas to make the databases editable because at this point I’m at a standstill and can’t proceed with the installation.
Thanks in advance,
Penny Tabor
IT Manager
Midland Center for the Arts
Midland, MI 48640
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Two things…
When you go to the properties of the mdf file, do you see a button that says Blocked? If so, uncheck that. Windows will do that for any files that were copied from a different location.
Two…have you thought about restoring the database from the live backup? That’s the way I do it.
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