How to move the database depends on whether you use a.

Some settings relating to de-obfuscation are also stored in the database, so you must move the database even if you do not use error or feature usage reports. SmartAssembly uses a database to store error and feature usage reports. Enter the serial number you wrote down previously.On the new computer, start SmartAssembly and, on the evaluation dialog box, click Activate.Write the serial number down somewhere.On the old computer, start SmartAssembly, and click Deactivate Serial Number.Install SmartAssembly on the new computer.To move your SmartAssembly license to a different computer: To check both settings, on the old computer, start SmartAssembly and click Options. whether SmartAssembly stores map files on the old computer, or on a network share.If you are affected by this, contact Support for guidance. The database format in SmartAssembly 4.3 and earlier was different, and so the database cannot be replaced. The instructions on this page assume that the old computer and the new computer are both running SmartAssembly 5 or later. The new computer is the one you are moving SmartAssembly to. Throughout this page, the old computer is the one you are moving SmartAssembly from. If you do not move all three components, SmartAssembly may not work correctly. When you move SmartAssembly to a different computer, you may need to move the license, the SmartAssembly database, and the map files.