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Change/add password to repository database

Hi,

Just wondering if I could change the password for the repository databse?

For example I installed the repository databse without password and I would like to add password to it.

Any suggestion?

Thanks,

G

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Bjorn_Wedbratt
Former Employee
Former Employee

Hi Siva,

make sure you're looking into C:\ProgramData\ and not C:\Program Files\

Anonymous
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Hi Bjorn

I do not have C:\ProgramData\ Qlik Sense was installed in C:\Program Files\Qlik\Sense

We have installed Qlik Sense on Windows Server 2012 R2


Bjorn_Wedbratt
Former Employee
Former Employee

Hi Siva,

ProgramData is a hidden folder and unless moved located on the C:\ drive.

Try the following in a Command Prompt:

CD %ProgramData%

That should get you into the folder, regardless of being hidden or moved (%ProgramData% is the environmental variable for the folder and is always pointing to the right location).

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Thank you! how to you stop the Qlik Sense Repository Service and Database?

lidiavonkrond
Partner - Contributor III
Partner - Contributor III

this works perfect.

tnx

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Hi, I have a Issue...

I don't have the Qlik Sense Repository Database service in my services list.

What can I do?

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Tiny fix: that should be “from trust to md5”, not “from md5 to trust”.

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Hi Virgilio

I meet the same problem as you faced here : did you solve it ? how ?

thanks !!

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Thanks Björn! Works perfectly.

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Huge help, thanks so much for the instructions.

The only thing that was unclear was step 10, specifically the instruction to "Go to" the folder.  I finally decided to open Command Prompt and change the directory to that path, which then enabled step 11 to work.

It's a bit confusing when the same instruction to "Go to" the folder in step 3 means navigate to it with Windows Explorer to find the files in step 4 and 5.

But I can't emphasize enough how much of a life-saver this was!