As root, perform the following steps:

0. Set your ${GOGLOBAL_ROOT} environment variable, using a command similar to one of these (depending on your shell):

Code:

# export GOGLOBAL_ROOT=/usr/local/graphon (bash/ksh) # setenv GOGLOBAL_ROOT /usr/local/graphon (csh) # GOGLOBAL_ROOT=/usr/local/graphon; export GOGLOBAL_ROOT (sh)

1. Move to the base directory of the GO-Global UX installation:

Code:

# cd ${GOGLOBAL_ROOT}

2. Shut down the GO-Global UX product:

Code:

# etc/goglobalux stop

3. Verify that no "postmaster" or "postgres" processes are running on the system.

Code:

# ps -eaf | grep post

4. Remove the old database files:

Code:

# rm -rf postgresql/data/*

5. Run the 'gdbi' (GO-Global Database Initialization) command, making sure to specify the correct username and port:

Code:

# bin/gdbi -dbuser <user> -dbport <port>

Example using defaults:

Code:

# bin/gdbi -dbuser goglobal -dbport 4491

6. Restart the GO-Global UX system:

Code:

# etc/goglobalux start

Your database is now reinitialized.