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Administration
Set up and manageBluechip.
Moving Your Bluechip Data to a New Server
On the Old Server Computer
Back up the data you want to move to the new server.
Backup the MDF and LDF files
Backup the BAK files.

Administration
Set up and manageBluechip.
- Bluechip System Requirements
  This information applies to Bluechip 4.2.
- Bluechip Installation
  About installing Bluechip.
- Performing a Silent Installation of Bluechip
  A silent installation involves installing Bluechip onto multiple workstations simultaneously, and is typically initiated after-hours, unattended.
- Automatic Updates
  MedicalDirector periodically releases updates to content.
- Upgrading Bluechip
  Preparing to update your Bluechip installation.
- Backup and Restore
- Routine Tasks in Bluechip
  Routine tasks ensure your business's financial data is accurate.
- Settings
  Configure practice, fee, list, template, printer, security and user settings.
- BC Secure
  Use BC Secure to set advanced permissions for each user and practitioner.
- Practitioner Records
- Managing User and Tenant Records
- Managing Other Records
- Searches
- Enabling and Reconnecting your EFTPOS Device for Bluechip
  Configure EFTPOS devices for use with Bluechip.
- Moving Your Bluechip Data to a New Server
  - Before You Begin
    Prepare to move your Bluechip data to a new server.
  - On the Old Server Computer
    Back up the data you want to move to the new server.
    - Backup the BAK Files
      Backup the BAK files.
    - Backup the MDF and LDF files
      Backup the BAK files.
    - Copy the Backup Files to External Media
  - On the New Server Computer
    Set up the new server.
  - On the Workstations
    Set up your workstations with a new Bluechip server.
- HCN SQL Repair Scripts Using SQL Server Management Studio
  Run these scripts if recommended by MedicalDirector Customer Care.
- Utilities
- File Formats for Import and Export
  File formats for importing and exporting data.

Backup the MDF and LDF files

Backup the BAK files.

Before you begin

Procedure

In Windows, select Start > Run and type Services.msc. Press Enter.
Locate and right-click SQL Server (HCNSQL07).
Select Stop.

Via Windows Explorer, browse to the location of your Bluechip database. It can be found in one of the following locations, depending to your SQL version:


OS Version	SQL Version	Folder Location
32 Bit	SQL 2005	C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Data\
	SQL 2008	C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10.HCNSQL07\MSSQL\DATA\
	SQL 2008 R2	C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10.HCNSQL07\ MSSQL\DATA\

64 Bit	SQL 2005	C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Data\ MSSQL\Data\
	SQL 2008	C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10.HCNSQL07\ MSSQL\DATA\
	SQL 2008 R2	C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10.HCNSQL07\ MSSQL\DATA\

Copy (do not 'cut') the following databases:
- Practice Database Files (usually named with Practice Name or Doctor's name)
  - BCpractice.MDF
  - BCpractice_log.LDF
- Manage Ezy Database Files
  - HCN_MNGEZY.MDF
  - HCN_MNGEZY_LOG.LDF
Paste the files to the backup location (C:\HCN\Backups)

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