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phax
May 10, 2026
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Hi Robert, Phase 1: you configure the same database for reporting and reports - so that phase4 and phoss-ap share the same one with the same schema. Also make sure, that reporting is only enabled on one side (suggesting to enable it in phoss-ap and disable it in phase4) Phase 2: Once you are ready to move completely to phoss-ap, you can a) keep the existing DB as is or b) migrate the data once to the phoss-ap DB and modify the configuration of phoss-ap. hth |
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Hi Robert,
Well, the proposed way is like this:
Phase 1: you configure the same database for reporting and reports - so that phase4 and phoss-ap share the same one with the same schema. Also make sure, that reporting is only enabled on one side (suggesting to enable it in phoss-ap and disable it in phase4)
Phase 2: Once you are ready to move completely to phoss-ap, you can a) keep the existing DB as is or b) migrate the data once to the phoss-ap DB and modify the configuration of phoss-ap.
hth