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- you must have the possibility to edit your SQL server and databases with Microsoft Management Studio
- the database was converted already to an SQL database (if the source data was from MDB, but runs minimum with version 4.5.x.)
- you have attached must "Attach" your original database (via mdf file) or restored "Restore" (via bak file) on your SQL server
Solution
- connect edit your currently faulty database with the database version 4.6.x with SQL Management Studio please
- go to the Tables via Object Explorer Details and delete all dbo.Cfg - tables, so the damaged configuration settings will be deleted now. All the other parts of this database will keep the values and settings.
- start your currently version (4.6.x)afterwards start custodiagnostic again. Now the SQL system will create the new empty dbo.Cfg - tables!
- please start the CSC of version 4.6.x, this database where you would like import the configuartion configuration from the backup database and go to the point "Database" \"Import Database"
- go to right side in the CSC to "Add data source" and click the button "Add SQL-Server"
- please fill out all fields to connect the instance where your backup database (Testconfig) runs and check the connection. After a successful connection continue at "OK"
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- now you get the next constellation:
- first mark the unintrested uninteresting line and click button "Remove data source"
- next mark the intresting line "Config" and click the button "config data source settings"
- did if you edit nothing on the source settings, so then all selected points will be overtake for the import to your running database version 4.6.x
- click ok in windows "OK" on picture 1 and press the button "start Start Import" in the CSC right below
- After displayed 100 % on the bar, you can close the CSC and restart your current version 4.6.x
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