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Changing the store format of an existing database in a cluster requires that you restore a backup of the database that you want to migrate on one of the servers, and then, use that server as a xref:clustering/databases.adoc#cluster-designated-seeder[designated seeder] for the other cluster members to copy that database from.
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The following steps assume that you want to migrate the database called `mydb` to `block` format.
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The following steps assume that you want to migrate the database called `mydb` to `block` format but the same steps apply to other formats.
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The database is hosted on three servers in primary mode.
. Migrate the restored database to `block` format:
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SHOW SERVERS YIELD serverId, name, address, state, health, hosting;
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**On a different server, `server02`:**
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**On one of the servers:**
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. In Cypher Shell, create the migrated database using the Cypher command `CREATE DATABASE`.
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. Use the `system` database and create the migrated database `mydb` using the server ID of `server01`.
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The topology of `mydb` is stored in the `system` database and when you create it, it is allocated according to the default topology (which can be shown with `CALL dbms.showTopologyGraphConfig`).
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For more information, see xref:clustering/databases.adoc#cluster-designated-seeder[Designated seeder].
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