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Copy Database Overview
Copy Database provides the ability to copy data from
the current eFinancials database to another eFinancials database on the
same server. All property,
entitycompany,
bank, vendor, customer, and transaction information is copied from the
current database to the target database.
Note:
To use this option, you must have the Copy Database security
permission, granted from System—Security—Users.
For successful database copy, both databases must be
on the same version of eFinancials 6.5.x or higher.
To be available to be selected as the target, a database
must:
- Be on the same server
as the current database.
- Be accessible to
the current user and defined in the Database list.
- NOT include any Property
or EntityCompany
data that is also defined in the source database.
After initiating Copy Database:
A
message may display, alerting
you that duplicate vendor or customer IDs were found. You have two options.
- You can cancel to
stop the process and print a report of the duplicates so that the duplicate
IDs can be reassigned using the Setup Vendors/Customers or Merge Vendors
functionality.
- You can choose to
merge to keep the target database vendor(s)/customer(s) and merge the
data from the current database with the target vendor/customer data.
A
Copy Database exception report may display. Messages
appear at the end of the report to indicate that the process has completed
successfully or failed.
The report lists required
or recommended actions, and alerts you to duplicate properties,
entities
companies, vendors, and customers. Messages on the
report include:
- Copy Database—Completed
successfully.
- Copy Database
Failed—Correct
the entity/propertycompany
exceptions listed before rerunning the process.
- Copy Database
Warning—Review
the duplicate customer IDs.
- Copy Database
Warning—Review
the duplicate vendor IDs.
- Check for
duplicate bank–Duplicate bank account – bank
account ID
- Check for
duplicate calendar–Duplicate calendar – calendar
ID
- Check for
duplicate customer—Duplicate
customer – customer ID
- Check for
duplicate entitycompany—Duplicate
entitycompany
– entitycompany ID
- Check
for duplicate property—Duplicate
property – property
ID
- Check for
duplicate vendor—Duplicate
vendor – vendor
ID
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Copy a Database