Patrick,
I remember your post on this before.
However, I am finding that tables created in a V5 system then moved to a V7
system using a def file exported with a V5 admin tool but imported with a V7
admin tool still do not migrate to another V7 system.
BMC cannot reproduce and I owe them some more logs as part of the
investigation.
patrick zandi writes:
I had stated before in the past archives..
V5 not supported.. for field migration. sorry..
Better check your compatibility chart..
See Remedy does not support V5 with a V7 application ..
I suppose they could.. but do not..
it is a migrator tool just for the previous version.. I guess.
On 8/15/06, Peter Romain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am having trouble migrating table fields when the option to migrate
required table field forms is set to 'No'. BMC Support can't reproduce
the
fault. It seems to be related to forms created on a V5 server using the
V5
admin tool.
Also, I can't see the multi-threaded option working. If you get Migrator
to
migrate data from a number of forms at the same time it still seems to
hop
between jobs rather than processing them in parallel. I haven't done any
scientific test of this, it's just an impression.
Other than that it seems reasonably stable.
T. Dee writes:
> We are running Migrator 6.00.01 (patch 1488) and ARS 6.00.01 (patch
1394).
>
> We are thinking of upgrading to Migrator 7.0 (patch 001) - does anyone
have
> comments on Migrator 7.0 (patch 001)?
>
> THANKS!
>
>
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