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Mention deleting old map data in SQL guide #67

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Update wiki/getting-started/Installation.md
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Expand Up @@ -71,6 +71,10 @@ This setup extends the basic setup by using an SQL-Server to store your maps.
for more info about this config-file)*
- Now open each of your map-config-files and set `storage` to `"sql"`.
- Reload BlueMap with `/bluemap reload`.
- Now that your maps are stored on your database, you should delete the old map data from your filesystem, to prevent it from interfering.
You can do this by running the command `/bluemap storages file delete <map>` for each of the maps you have just switched to SQL.
Or just manually delete the old map-data folder on your filesystem, which usually is at `./bluemap/web/maps`.


If everything is set up correctly, BlueMap should start to render your maps and store them on the SQL-Server.
Check the console/logs for any errors or warnings.
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