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The repository contains the design-time and run-time information for the Semarchy Convergence for MDM application.
The repository is created when Semarchy Convergence for MDM is installed. The type of the repository ( Design Repository or Deployment Repository) is set also at creation time, and the application always connects to a single repository.
Note: The repository creation process is detailed in the "Semarchy Convergence for MDM Installation Guide".
The type of a repository defines the capabilities of this repository:
Tip: Typical Patterns for repository deployment are detailed in the "Planning the Installation" chapter of the "Semarchy Convergence for MDM Installation Guide". Simple and advanced deployment tasks are explained in the "Deployment" chapter of the "Semarchy Convergence for MDM Developer’s Guide".
Both the design and deployment repositories contain the execution logs of the integration jobs. These logs should be deleted regularly to reduce the repository space in the database.
See Purging the Logs section in the Managing Execution chapter in this guide for a description of this task.
Semarchy stores in the repository the license information and the license key provided to you for evaluation or when you purchased the product. You can update an expired license key with a new one using the following procedure.
Warning: You must be logged with a user having the semarchyAdmin role to perform license key update tasks. Without this privilege, you are only able to view the license key.
To update the license key:
Note: A temporary license key must be updated when it expires. When such license key expires, the repository content is preserved as is, but the application is no longer accessible and a popup window will prompt you for a new license key when you log in.
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