Understanding Activity Guide Data
Activity guides can consist of the following related objects, some of which are ADS objects and others of which are managed objects:
| ADS Objects | Managed Objects |
|---|---|
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Activity guide templates and instances |
Application classes |
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Action items |
Permission lists |
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Related content services |
PeopleSoft queries |
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WorkCenters definitions |
Component definitions |
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Pagelet Wizard objects |
Message catalog entries |
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Scheduler objects |
iScripts |
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Process definitions |
|
|
Component interfaces |
Oracle may deliver new or updated activity guides in a PeopleSoft update image. When such an update is selected, all of the updated objects will be included in the change package.
However, when you migrate your activity guide data between databases, you may need to use both Data Migration Workbench and Application Designer to migrate projects containing related object definitions. With Data Migration Workbench, you can migrate:
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Activity guide template definitions (with or without associated action item definitions).
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Action item definitions.
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Activity guide instance definitions (with or without associated action item definitions).
Important:
Oracle recommends that you do not migrate activity guide instances between databases. If you must do so, see “Resetting the Last Instance ID After Migration” at the end of the following section to ensure that new instances are generated with a valid instance ID.