Configuration Packages Import Rules

The following explains import rules for the configuration packages.

Manually, a design object such as a business process can be setup in a Shell template, Single Instance Shell, Company Workspace only if the design object has an Active Configuration, which is set in the Configuration node.

Since the system does not perform checks for the existence of an Active status configuration at the time of import, the configuration setup is imported irrespective of configuration status (Active or Inactive). As a result, the user must tag the configuration of the corresponding design, in the Development/Test environment, so that it is a part of the Configuration Package.

This rule applies to the following components:

The system imports all content included in the Configuration Package.

The system aborts the import process if there is an error.

For a successful import, you must load all necessary modules, for each component, in the destination server. For example, if the configuration package includes Cash Flow Curves, then the Cash Flow module must be loaded in the Production environment, or destination server.

If the following objects do not exist in the Production environment, or destination server, then the system creates these objects in the Production environment, or destination server, automatically:

If a report does not exit in the Production environment, or destination server, then the system creates the report after a successful import.

If your configuration package components already exist in the Production environment, or destination server, then the system performs an update upon a successful import.

System updates result in complete replacement. For example, if the Auto Creation setup has changed in the BP setup, then the system applies the updates to all of the tabs in the BP setup.

If you include BIP reports in your configuration package, ensure that:

Unifier module options that have associated files are based on the Configuration Package, always.

The components for the following objects in the Configuration Package overwrite the components of the corresponding objects in the Production environment, or destination server, after a successful import:

When you include the User Mode Navigator setup in the Configuration Package, the system deploys the setup after a successful import.

If external Custom Reports are used in the User Mode Navigator, ensure that the external Custom Reports names and locations in the Configuration Package match those existing in the Production environment, or destination server; otherwise, the import process will fail.

If the names of the following components of Cost Manager sheets (Funding), in a Template, do not match, then the import process will fail:

The registry name of Data Views that are imported into the Production environment, or destination server, must match those in the Configuration Package. Data Views can only be imported between two servers belonging to the same registry. This condition also applies to the following components, which use Data Views:



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