++++ Henning Heil wrote on 12.04.2007 18:04 ++++
> yeah, that's really easy and I did that before myself (deleting the
> directories, no prob). But: when I imported the projects from eclipse
> lately there was no directory created, I spent a while to find
> something named even similar to an expected directory name but could
> not find anything.
>
> I asked my provider (I run the svnserve on a managed box) and the
> answer was that all repositories are stored in a database - that's why
> I asked how I can completely delete the DB without destorying the
> installation. Leads me to another question: maybe eclipse/subclipse
> only created folders and not real repositories?
>
> Seems the situation is a bit weird or - more likely - I am missing
> some information.
Ha! Yes, some information was missing: subclipse did not create a real
repository as we would do with svnadmin create /... etc., it really
only created new folders for the projects in the Berkeley DB. To get rid
of my testdata I simply moved that folder and created the root
repository again, problem solved. Missleading was the term root
repository, I got it from the installation mail of my provider - there
is nor root repository, the root repository is just one among other
repositories.
Now that is clear the questions come more to the point of
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch05s04.html#svn-ch-5-sect-6.1
which will for me be multiple repositories because I don't like global
revision numbers.
Thanks to all,
Henning
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