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How to split 1 instance of Jazz server to 2 instances

Hi,

We have one instance of Jazz server and we need to start sharing only some docs with another teams and also allow them to plan and to record the work on these materials

Our idea is to install another server (database) and import there only configurations (plans, iterations, work items, ...) and some docs with history of their changes.

Is there another way how to do it instead of cloning server with all the data and manual erasing of the unwanted?


Best regards,

David

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The answer provided above by Matt about cloning is no longer possible for 4.0.1 or later (and possibly as far back as 3.0).  Check out this article about server rename:

https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Deployment/ServerRenameCLM401

It says, under the "Non-supported data reorganization scenarios" section that the scenario of CLM server split is not supported by using server rename feature.


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You cannot do a partial import as you describe. The only way to split a
server into 2 parts is to clone it and then archive the projects areas
you don't want or delete the data you don't want.

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Matt Lavin
Jazz Server Team


On Tue, 2009-03-31 at 17:27 +0000, David.Csikkel wrote:
Hi,

We have one instance of Jazz server and we need to start sharing only
some docs with another teams and also allow them to plan and to record
the work on these materials

Our idea is to install another server (database) and import there only
configurations (plans, iterations, work items, ...) and some docs with
history of their changes.

Is there another way how to do it instead of cloning server with all
the data and manual erasing of the unwanted?


Best regards,

David

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