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This documentation supports the 19.02 version of Remedy Action Request System.

To view the latest version, select the version from the Product version menu.

Remedy Action Request System 19.02 ... Developing an application Navigating the BMC Remedy Developer Studio interface Differences between BMC Remedy Administrator and BMC Remedy Developer Studio

Import and export differences

The following table explains the import and export differences.

Import and export differences

Function BMC Remedy Developer Studio BMC Remedy Administrator
Import and export commands
  1. Use the Import or Export command on the File menu to start a wizard.
  2. On the first page of the wizard, open the BMC Developer Studio branch of the tree.
  3. Select what to export or import.
  4. Follow the wizard to complete the operation.
 Use one of the commands on the Tools menu.
Save a packing list in XML format for use with the export CLI

In the Packing Lists branch of the server branch in the AR System Navigator, right-click the name of the list and select Save as Import/Export commands.

Note

You can also save a working list as import/export commands.

 In the Packing List window, select Packing List > Generate XML.
Export server objects as server-independent definitions All server objects are exported as server-independent, except DSO Mappings. Select Export as Server-Independent on the Export Definitions dialog box.

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Last modified by Anagha Deshpande on Nov 26, 2018

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