AE DB Client Copy

The AE DB Client Copy utility (ucybdbcc) can be used to copy clients to the same or a different database, or to delete existing clients. You can include all messages, statistics, reports, and version management objects of the source client. If the source client is copied for the first time, objects are also copied. For security reasons, you must log in to system client 0000. To do so, ensure that the password is the same in the source and target AE system. The login window opens automatically when the program starts.

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Copy Clients

You can select one or several options from the Settings section in the utility's user interface:

The destination client automatically stops while the AE.DB Client Copy utility is copying data even if only copies the statistics and report data.

To copy a client for the first time:

  1. Start the AE.DB ClientCopy utility.
  2. Select the client that should be copied in the source database.
  3. Select an unused client number (green hand symbol) in the destination database.
  4. Decide whether messages, statistics and so on should also be copied.
  5. Click Copy client to start the process.

To copy messages and statistics subsequently:

  1. Start the AE.DB ClientCopy utility.
  2. Select the client that you have already copied and the corresponding destination client.
  3. Select the messages, statistics, or reports that should be copied subsequently. The utility will skip data that is already available in the destination client.
  4. Click Copy client to start the process.

Delete Clients

To Delete a Client

  1. Start the AE.DB ClientCopy utility.
  2. Switch to the Delete client tab
  3. (Optional) In the Settings section, select whether you want to delete a client in the source or destination database.
  4. Select the client that should be deleted in the database list.
  5. Click Delete client to start the deletion process

Important!

Specific Settings

The Protocol tab supplies detailed information during the copying and deletion process, as well as the log file that is automatically created.

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