Migrating Workflow
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Hi,
The main method of migrating workflows is by using export and synchronise. Is there some reason you would not want to do this?
Thanks,
Ian
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Multiple objects can be exported/imported in the same file
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Thank you for your reply, Ian. The only reason I was looking for an alternative way is to reduce the time of migration. But I think we have to use export and synchronize.
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You can migrate everything by copying the repository backup:
But note that this will be everything! versus Export that lets you pick and choose objects worth keeping, so it can be a good time to do a bit of an audit, depends how well the existing installation was organized
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Hi, Josh, I got the following error exporting one of the workflows.
Error:
6005 - An unexpected error occurred. Please try again or contact whoever manages Data Studio in your organization.All of the other workflow/datasets were exported successfully and when on my last one it error out. Do you know what is causing this error and how can I fix this error?
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@abhish Can you send me your datastudio.log file (from C:\ApertureDataStudio\data\log) - there should be more detail for error in there that will help.
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@Ian Hayden when I export the workflow and data from the space into the browser it went to C drive. and since it reach the threshold of C drive I'm not able to download any other workbook. Is there a way I can export data/workflow to my local drive directly?
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@abhish Hi, unfortunately that is the only way to export workflows and data. Perhaps you might be able to export the workflows and datasets but exclude the data, import it into the destinatio, and reload the data from the original source afterward?
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