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• Open the <servoy>/application_server/database directory and remove the files there
• Open the sybase.config file located in the <servoy>/application_server/sybase_db directory using a text editor and:
  -remove the links to the sample databases:

  Code Block
  title Links to sample databases in sybase.config
  database/servoy_repository.db database/user_data.db database/example.db database/log_data.db database/udm.db database/pdf_forms.db database/bug_db.db

  -add the links to the existing database files. For example:

  Code Block
  title Example links to existing database files
  c:/myOwnDatabases/crm.db

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Not using the bundled Sybase SQL Anywhere database engine

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When not using the Sybase SQL Anywhere database engine, the option can be unchecked in the installer. This will skip the installation of both the Sybase SQL Anywhere database engine and the sample databases.

Since the Servoy Application Server requires at least one connection named 'repository_server' for the Servoy Repository, when unchecking the 'Database' option in the All-In-One installer, the installation of the Servoy Application Server after finishing the All-In-One installer will not be ready for use.

In order to get the Servoy Application Server ready for use the following steps are required:

• Copy a servoy.properties file from another installation (for example a Servoy Developer instance) into the <servoy>/application_server directory
• Open the copied servoy.properties file using a text editor and manually edit the server settings. For each named server a set of properties can be set.