As I’ve already covered the complete procedure for carrying out the following activities using EPI-USE approach on my previous blog post.
- Client Copyback <Process Overview of Client Refresh using EPI-USE method>
- Client Export <Client Export Process- Production Client Data using DSM tool / EPI-USE method>
- Client Delete <Client Delete Process Using DSM tool / EPI-USE method>
Here, I’ll discuss how to import production data into quality client. Just so you know that, we require downtime of the target system to accomplish these tasks.
Execution Steps: Phase 6 – Client Import – TARGET (Quality Client) System
– Client sync media transfer if necessary.
If source location is not same in target location, then we need to manually move the export data files into target location.
– Check permissible directory.
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- Click on Environment Menu > Administration
- Click on Permissible Directories
- And then click on Check Permissible Directory
– IMPORT client sync grouping file., To maintain the list of tables to be included and excluded from Client Sync with the Client Sync Groupings
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- Click on Environment Menu > Administration
- Select Client Sync Grouping -> Import
- Select the grouping profile, it may be in txt or excel template, you need to select and import it
- After importing click on Save
– DSM Client Sync import of Production data into Quality client.
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- Click on Import Sync from File
Keep selection check mark as per above screenshot, it may be default selected.
- Click on Execution Options.
- Click Parallel processing and increase some number if background work process is available and click set details.
- Click on Scheduling and click Immediate.
- Click on Import Sync, and import process will be started as below
Now proceed for next phase 7 as explained in the previous blog <Process Overview of Client Refresh using EPI-USE method>
Conclusion:
Using the EPI-USE/DSM tool, I have discussed client import methods and execution procedures in this blog.
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I hope this blog post is useful to you. Your thoughts and suggestions are welcome.