review the documentation for cmdbdriver. Also remeber you are going from CMDB 
2.1 to Atrium Core 7.6. There are a lot of new features you want to review 
prior to extending the model.






-----Original Message-----
From: Jase Brandon <jasebran...@gmail.com>
To: arslist <arslist@ARSLIST.ORG>
Sent: Wed, Aug 25, 2010 4:37 pm
Subject: Moving CMDB 7.1 to 7.6


** Hello All,
We are planning to upgrade from 7.1 to 7.6 in the next few months so I am doing 
early planning to move business critical customizations from 7.1 to 7.6.
CMDB Customizations seem to be the biggest challenge.  Our CMDB has 23 highly 
customized classes. Of those... roughly eight of them are totally Custom 
Classes created for our company.

Other than the below plan, I am at a loss for the best/fastest way to port our 
7.1 CMDB forms/data over to 7.6 CMDB.

For OOTB CMDB Classes:
1) Ensure all custom fields from 7.1 CMDB forms exist on 7.6 OOTB CMDB forms.
2) Export custom workflow via .def import from 7.1 to 7.6 respective CMDB form 
once fields exist.
3) Data move
4) Test functionality

For Custom created classes:
1) Create new custom class on 7.6., add custom fields.
2) Export custom workflow via .def import from 7.1 to 7.6 respective custom 
CMDB form.
3) Data move
4) Test functionality

I am planning to do this manually since we have had issues in the past using 
the 7.1 cmdbdriver.exe to move forms from server to server. (mainly that it 
didn't work)  :-)

What best practices have the listers used for this excercise? Any advice is 
appreciated. 

This looks like a lengthy process - I am estimating 5 days for each of the 23 
forms. My goal is to find a faster/better way than spending 123 days of manual 
creation/verification.


Thanks in advance,

Jase Brandon
Remedy Developer
Quality Technology Services

ARS 7.1
SQL Server
Windows 2003
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