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This section assists you in exporting Adeptia Connect objects available on a Linux based operating system.

To export the objects, you need to run the migration utility on your ACE v3.5 Linux environment as instructed below. Before you start the migration utility, make sure that you have met the pre-requisites for migration.


You can use the Offline Migration process to migrate objects from the currently installed version to a new upgraded version. 

You can use the Migration process to insert objects from the source database to the target database. However, you cannot update the objects in the target database. 

This process also allows you to back up all the objects and the configuration files from the current installation and restore them whenever required. 

Warning

If you're on a lower version of the application, you first need to upgrade to AC v3.5 and thereafter apply its latest patch to come to its most recent version.

Steps to export the objects:

  1. Open Terminal, and go to the ServerKernel directory.

  2. Enter the following command, and then press Enterto start the Migration Utility.

    ./migrationutility.sh –console

  3. Type 2 for Adeptia Connect, and then press Enter.


  4. Type 2 for Migration.


  5. Type 1 to select Export/Backup Without Logs, and then press Enter.

    Selecting Export/Backup Without Logs allows you to export all source database objects and configuration files without logs.



  6. Provide the source system directory where Adeptia Connect is installed (till Adeptia Server), and then press Enter.

  7. Type the target directory and the name of the zip file wherein you want to save the exported objects. 


  8. Type Y or N based on whether you want to take the backup of the original files or not, and press Enter.
    The utility starts exporting the objects. A message "Backup completed successfully" appears confirming objects have been exported successfully to the zip file. In case of failure, it displays an error message and rolls back the entire operation.

  9. Press Enter to exit from the utility.

Once you have created the zip file containing the exported objects, you can use it to restore the objects to the new environment. 

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