Configuration Migration
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- Configuration Migration Tool
- Streamline the implementation of configuration changes when using multiple environments.
- Pages: 25
- Configuration Migration
- This article introduces the Configuration Migration Tool, and shares some business rules for using it. There are also links to instructions for using the tool. This article applies to Planview Enterprise 13.
- Configuration Migration
- This article describes the configuration migration functionality, which streamlines the development, testing, and implementation of configuration changes when using multiple environments.
- Access the Configuration Migration Tool
- This article explains how to access the Configuration Migration Tool. This article applies to Planview Enterprise 13.
- Configuration Migration Screen Basics
- This article describes the Configuration Migration screen, the tasks you can perform on the screen, and how to navigate to the screen.
- Configuration Migration Screen Elements
- This article describes the elements on the Configuration Migration screen.
- Set Up Source and Target Database
- This article explains how to set up the Source and Target databases in the Configuration Migration Tool. This article applies to Planview Enterprise 13.
- Comparing Configuration Items on the Source and Target Databases
- This article explains how to compare the settings for a configuration item on a source database to the related item on the target database.
- Resolving Database Differences for Configuration Items Before Migration
- This article explains how to resolve database differences for a configuration item before migrating the item to a target database. While not a typical scenario, database differences can occur after the initial automatic mapping if manual changes are made directly in either database.
- Verifying Whether Configuration Items Are Configured Identically
- This article explains how to verify that a configuration item is configured the same on both the source and target databases. While not a typical scenario, database differences can occur after the initial automatic mapping if manual changes are made directly in either database, such as adding or renaming items.
- Reviewing Details for Configuration Items
- This article explains how to review the details for a configuration item.
- Migrate Screen Basics
- This article describes the Migrate screen, the tasks you can perform on the screen, and how to navigate to the screen.
- Migrate Screen Elements
- This article describes the elements on the Migrate screen.
- Complete Migration Path – Single Environment
- This article explains how to create the migration path for a single environment in the Configuration Migration Tool. This article applies to Planview Enterprise 13.
- Complete Migration Path – Multiple Environments
- This article explains how to create the migration path for a multiple environments in the Configuration Migration Tool. This article applies to Planview Enterprise 13.
- Understand Auto-mapping Rules, Results and Actions
- This article defines auto-mapping in the Configuration Migration Tool and its results. This article applies to Planview Enterprise 13.
- Configuration Migration Action Menus
- This article describes the action menu options available on the Configuration Migration screen, which let you perform tasks (such as mapping) for a configuration item.
- Configuration Migration Action Menu Overview
- This article goes over the functionality of the action menus on the Configuration Migration Tool. This article applies to Planview Enterprise 13.
- Migrate Individual Components
- This article describes how to migrate individual system components using the Configuration Migration Tool. This article applies to Planview Enterprise 13.
- Manually Mapping a Configuration Item Between the Source and Target Databases
- This article explains how to manually map a configuration item on a source database to an item on the target database.
- Manually Mapping Structure Values for a Configuration Item Between the Source and Target Databases
- This article explains how to manually map the structure values for a configuration item on a source database to an item on the target database.
- Migrating Configuration Items From One Database to Another
- This article explains how to migrate a configuration item from one database to another. You can migrate configured screens, fields, lifecycle templates, scripted dialogs, and structures.
- Next Action Status Messages
- This article describes the possible status messages in the Next Action column on the Configuration Migration screen, View Component Dependencies screen, and Migrate screen and lists the actions you should take for each message.
- Viewing Component Dependencies for Configuration Items
- This article explains how to review a list of a configured screen's, scripted dialog's, or lifecycle template's direct and inherited dependencies to see if you need to resolve database differences for any component dependencies. You must resolve all database differences for all of a configuration item's component dependencies before you can migrate the item.
- View Component Dependencies Screen Basics
- This article describes the Component Dependencies screen, the tasks you can perform on the screen, and how to navigate to the screen.
- View Component Dependencies Screen Elements
- This article describes the elements on the View Component Dependencies screen.
- Process Component Migration
- Move process components from one database to another.
- Pages: 11
Content
This course discusses the administrator’s duties in copying configuration items (such as configured screens or scripted dialogs) from one database to another. Administrators can initially make changes in one Planview Enterprise environment (such as development) and then easily migrate these changes to the other environments (such as test or production) in a controlled manner.