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Migrating using a package file

This example shows how a package.xml file can be used to execute a series of migration instructions. Those instructions are executed in the order in which they appear in the file.

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To execute this example, you can use the following migration or comparison command sequences: migratorcli -m -s < sourceLocation> -d < destinationLocation> -x < package_filename> -g "Migrator Configuration.xml" -u Demo migratorcli -c -s < sourceLocation> -d < destinationLocation> -x < package_filename> -g "Migrator Configuration.xml" -u Demo

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <package xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="Migration Package.xsd" configuration="">
<instructions file="ExampleApplicationDeployment.xml" type="all" command="migrate" enabled="true" />
- <instructions file="ExampleCMDBInstruction.xml" command="compare" type="specified">
- <!--  This is the only instruction in the file so using all would give the same result, but this example shows how specified instructions within the file can be executed.
-->
<instruction name="ExampleCMDB" />
</instructions>
<instructions file="ExampleDataInstruction.xml" type="all" command="migrate" enabled="true" />
</package>

 

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