Migrating Jobs from 7.5.2 to 8.0.1

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Migrating Jobs from 7.5.2 to 8.0.1

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Hi Everyone,

Before posting this message i have searched the forum.

Currently some jobs are running on Version 7.5.2 on Unix Server i need to migrate those jobs or whole project to new version 8.0.1 on windows server. Could you tell me what are the steps do i need to consider while migrating safely or the procedure to import the jobs with out any errors.

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Post by ArndW »

No procedure necessary. Import into Version 8 and recompile; do a test run with known data to compare to your original V7 results and if they are not the same you have a problem.

It makes sense to use UNIX path notation on windows as well so that you can cross platforms without having to convert.
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Post by pradkumar »

Hi,

You mean all those files and hash files which were designed in unix server should Ftp to windows server rite?

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Post by paddu »

Change Unix commands to Windows (command line and ExecSH to ExecDOS ).

New line characters if used in routines and custom codes.

Not sure your job scheduling on Unix , Check that if needed on Windows to work.
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Post by ArndW »

The sequential files will FTP without a problem, but the hashed files will not. You can copy them over and then convert them using the FNUXI or FORMAT.CONV commands.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Better is to use the -export and -import options of FORMAT.CONV for the move. Or uvbackup and uvrestore commands.
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