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Hi All,

Is there any way to Move the Hashed file from one project to another project. We have a requirement to create a hashed file in one of the environment.So i just created the file.But the actual job that uses the hashed file is in another project. If i want to re-create the hashed file in the same environment i would need 4 to 5 hours of time to create one.

Note:The reason for not creating the same environment is due to the normal production cycle is creating the same hashed file.

This is one of the fix job,for that i need to create the fixhashed file(same name as the production hash),so that the existing production job use that one.

Is there any way to copy the fixhashed file into another environment with different name.

Please let me know if there is any workaround for this situation.



Thanks,
Satheesh

Do you mean to say that you want to move the hashed file from a non protected environment into the production environment? Your question is not clear here.

satheesh_color wrote:Hi All,

Is there any way to Move the Hashed file from one project to another project. We have a requirement to create a hashed file in one of the environment.So i just created the file.But the actual job that uses the hashed file is in another project. If i want to re-create the hashed file in the same environment i would need 4 to 5 hours of time to create one.

Note:The reason for not creating the same environment is due to the normal production cycle is creating the same hashed file.

This is one of the fix job,for that i need to create the fixhashed file(same name as the production hash),so that the existing production job use that one.

Is there any way to copy the fixhashed file into another environment with different name.

Please let me know if there is any workaround for this situation.



Thanks,
Satheesh

The amount of work varies depending on how it was created. Pathed? Just copy it. Account-based? Create a VOC record using SETFILE (or a 'do nothing' job) and then copy it.

Hi Chullet,

It is an account based hashed file.


Thanks,
Satheesh

OK, then you know what to do.