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4 -eMagiz runtimes may contain H2 databases. These databases can need a reset from time to time. This microlearning will guide you throught the process of resetting such H2 databases and will also inform you on the considerations that are important before resetting.
4 +eMagiz runtimes can run on local, on-premises servers. The main reason is that some systems are only accessible within the client's infrastructure. In such a scenario, the on-premises server must have a Docker installation before you can communicate between your on-premise server and eMagiz.
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6 6  Should you have any questions, please get in touch with [[academy@emagiz.com>>mailto:academy@emagiz.com]].
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13 13  This microlearning centers on the reset of the H2 Database.
14 14  * The key aspects are:
15 15   ** When to use the H2 reset
16 - ** How to perform a H2 reset
16 + ** How to use the H2 reset
17 17   ** Implications of resetting the H2 database.
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19 19  == 3. H2 Database reset ==
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20 20  (part on when to use)
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22 22  === 3.1 Cloud ===
23 -In short, the reset of a H2 database is described below.
23 +In short, the reset action can be described by the following:
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24 24  * The reset of the H2 Database does the following:
25 25  ** Removes the H2 databases that are registered under the standard eMgaiz data folder
26 26  ** Re-adds the removed H2 databases
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30 30  [[image:Main.Images.Release Blog.WebHome@release-217-template-tango-remove-h2.png]]
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32 -To execute this action please navigate to Deploy -> Architecture. After you have done so you can access the context menu of a particular runtime (via a right mouse click), while in "Start Editing" mode, and select the option called "Reset H2". By pressing this button your executes all steps mentioned above. It is possible to press the 'Reset H2' button for all cloud runtimes, it will however only have an effect if a H2 database exists for the runtime.
33 +To execute this action please navigate to Deploy -> Architecture. After you have done so you can access the context menu of a particular runtime (via a right mouse click), while in "Start Editing" mode, and select the option called "Reset H2". By pressing this button your executes all steps mentioned above.
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34 34  === 3.2 On-premise ===
35 35  When the H2 Database of an on-premise runtime needs to be reset the action needed is different. Here, the only action needed is to reset the runtime.
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37 37  For more information on resetting a runtime, please check out the following microlearning:
38 38  * [[Reset runtime>>doc:Main.eMagiz Academy.Microlearnings.Intermediate Level.eMagiz Runtime Management.intermediate-emagiz-runtime-management-reset-runtime.WebHome||target="blank"]]
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40 -=== 3.3 Implications ===
41 -Resetting a database has implications. It will remove and re-add all H2 databases on the runtime you have selected. Therefore, all data on the databases will be lost. This should be taken into account before deciding to reset the H2 databases.
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43 43  == 4. Key takeaways ==
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