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"How I rollback an update of RapidMiner Server when I used the EAR replacement"


Updating your RapidMiner Server is very easy using the EAR replacement method that is
covered here
. Rolling back the update is done by completing the following steps
Stop your RapidMiner Server instance.- In Windows verify that all services related to RapidMiner have stopped.
Restore your RapidMiner Server Database- If you have never restored a DB a tool like mysql workbench would be very helpful.
- Replace your downloaded EAR file with the original
Rename deployment marker to “dodeploy”
/RapidMiner/standalone/deployments/rapidminer-server-2.4.0.ear.deployed
----> /RapidMiner/standalone/deployments/rapidminer-server-2.4.0.ear.dodeploy
- Replace any JAR files for extensions that were upgraded during your update.
- Restart server
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