[Video] migrating MFT server config data from the h2 DB to a MySQL DB
If you store your JSCAPE MFT Server configuration data into an external RDBMS like MySQL, it will make it easier for you to carry out server clustering, scale out, and implement high availability. In this quick video tutorial, you’ll learn how to migrate your JSCAPE MFT Server configuration data from the embedded H2 database to…
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If you store your JSCAPE MFT Server configuration data into an external RDBMS like MySQL, it will make it easier for you to carry out server clustering, scale out, and implement high availability. In this quick video tutorial, you’ll learn how to migrate your JSCAPE MFT Server configuration data from the embedded H2 database to an external MySQL database.
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