Agent SVN uses the SVN client (svn.exe) itself to connect with the Subversion repository.
So this means all you need to do is insure that the version of svn.exe found in the system PATH can connect to your new repository.
How you create that new repository is up to you.
Now, in the Agent SVN configuration dialog there is a check box to use the built-in svn client and all this option does is put the svn client that was installed along with Agent SVN first in the PATH.
Basically it puts this folder first first in the PATH:
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c:\Program Files (x86)\AgentSVN\Subversion
So if that client works then you are good to go.
However if you start to see subversion errors then it might mean the client is too old and that means you will need to uncheck that option and supply your own SVN client via the system PATH.
Finally if the SVN repository URL changes what I would do is:
1. Setup the new URL in the Agent SVN configuration dialog.
2. Open the PowerPuilder project and in the workspace setting just rebind the project to the new URL.
The Agent SVN help file (i.e.Help button) has a section that describes rebinding and how the AUX Path is a combination of the root subversion URL and a project folder in the repository.
I would suggest reading those two help topics.
Cheers Jussi
