Rational Quality Manager online migration test matrix
Authors: JingQian, DavidWalker Build basis: Rational Quality Manager 4.0.6.
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Starting in Rational Quality Manager V4.0.6, you can choose to migrate data from an older version of the product to the latest product version while the production server is still online. This migration method is called pre-upgrade online migration. Before implementing an online migration, determine whether offline or online migration is warranted for your repository by running the migration estimation command and then checking the following test results matrix for guidance on the results.
If online migration is recommended for your repository, follow the detailed instructions in the Collaborative Lifecycle Management V4.0.6 Information Center, Interactive upgrade guide.
Testing matrix
| Customer data | Database | Repository size | Artifact counts | Data migration completed | Fully offline migration | Online migration recommended? | Online (priority=50) / Offline / Server impact (default setting) |
DB statistics updated (Yes OR No) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Internal customer data | ||||||||
| IGA (4.0.2) | DB2 | 380GB | 1 Million test script states | Yes | 38 hrs 35 minutes | Yes | 66 hrs / 1.5 hrs / negligible | Yes |
| IGA (3.0.1) | DB2 | 35GB | 46,000 test script states | Yes | 6 hours | No | Not applicable | No |
| Jazz.net (CLM selfhost test teams) | DB2 | 10GB | 1,000 test script states | Yes | One hour | No | 54 minutes / 6 minutes / Negligible | No |
| RESRQM01 | DB2 | 150GB | 120,000 test script states | Yes | 7 hrs 45 minutes | No | 11 hrs 50 minutes / 40 minutes / Negligible | Yes |
| External customer data | ||||||||
| Healthcare sandbox | Oracle | 2GB | 200,000 test script states | Yes | 3 hours | No | Not applicable | No |
| Healthcare production data | ||||||||
| Other | ||||||||
| rqmx64d (RQM testbed) | DB2 | 42GB | 7,000 test script states | Yes | 35 minutes | No | Not applicable | No |
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Additional contributors: JingQian, JohnNason
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