Yes. When moving database and servers always check connect.ini, SIMS.ini and docstorage location. Let SIMS create the docstorage file structure by running a report.
I don't know how effective it would be but using the IF/AND filtering with "contains" should weed out most things.
EDIT: I've just quickly put a report together. It picks up "@@" will pick up binternet. It won't allow a "," to be put in now.
This report would obviously rely on you entering the likely error into the filter.
I've not seen it mentioned here but there is some heated discussion on SupportNet. It probably doesn't apply to too many here.
Capita are saying tat as of the 5th August any customized databases will cease to work. Only their new training data sets will work.
A review has been promised but everything is a bit quiet on the Capita front.
This could cause a lot of work for those with customized training data.
Just to reassure you, I have moved SIMS many times, almost monthly. It is quite simple. Just follow the above and NorthernSand's tip about creating the Docstorage structure is a good one.
Is your file extension .cmd or .bat? I also use .cmd
You could also put a 'pause' command at the end to see if there are any errors when running. Take it off when it runs okay.
Unlikely. There are no plans to go web based.
If you want web based you have SLG which like a few other bolt-ons will access over the web, including Android and that other mobile thingy.
I always get the schools to put their 2 LA codes in.
It will depend where the various reports that quote them are sent. If it doesn't go outside the school it won't matter.