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roshan zha created the topic: Data migration

Hello
Can anyone explain what is data migration in t24 and when it will take place.
for eg If I am upgrading from r10 tafc to r14 tafj so is there any use of data migration
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mseye replied the topic: Data migration

Hello M. Zha,

For my understanding Data Migration (DM) is a module of T24 used to migrate data in T24, by importing and also extract them.
If you have this module in R10, you can use the DM module to extract data in csv file and import them in your new environment R14.
You will use Application like :
- DM.EXTRACTOR
- DM.MAPPING.DEFINITION
- DM.SERVICE.CONTROL

Hope it will help.

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roshan zha replied the topic: Data migration

Hi mseye

thanks for the information. i would like to ask u 1 question when we will use the data migration in t24.
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mseye replied the topic: Data migration

At migration time, to export data from T24 or import them in T24.

It permit to extract data in csv files and also import them from a csv file
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