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Opera to Opera

The Opera to Opera functionality allows for the ability to export and import a property from one schema into another schema. This can include the removal of a property from a multi-property environment into a single property environment, the migration of a single property environment into a multi-property environment, or the migration of a single property environment into a corporate chain environment. The above will include removal of a Property from ASP mode, or from a multi property database.

Although this tool is created to try and make the process of converting O2O as easy as possible, it will as with the DMU, is not designed to do everything that may be needed to resume operations of the target resort as it was in the original source environment. The essentials are offered to assure a fairly simple process so please note that there may be data excluded that may or may not be valid in the new environment which will have to be configured manually.

Opera to Opera will migrate from V4.0.5+ to V5.0+ or from V5.0+ to V5.0+.

The following list are some tips before starting the Opera to Opera Migration Utility:

The following displays how the migration flow for Opera to Opera works.

o2o_flow_diagram

Opera to Opera will perform the following steps during a migration:

Connection Information Gathering
  1. Source property database connect string
  2. Target property database connect string
  3. Location where folios will be stored as a space check needs to be performed
  4. Location where data files will be stored as a space check needs to be performed
Login and Licensing

Go to the Utilities>Tools>Opera to Opera Migration Utility menu option and once in the utility, you will be required to enter an Authorization Code that will be supplied by Opera Support. This will be validated against the Source or Target property, based on how the utility is setup to be ran.

Accept Property Information

The user needs to select the property to be migrated (Source) and the Target property. A new property code and name can be entered for the Target property and choose to create a new property from the Source property.

If an existing property is selected as the Target property, a check will be done on reservations, blocks, etc. so a migration into a running property is not done.

Validations

The following validations are completed before the migration will continue.

Tasks Selection

Allows the user to choose the number of options/entities to be migrated from the Source property to the Target property.

Export of Data in XML format
  1. Only Profiles related to the Target property will be exported.
Delete the Source Property

The following displays which navigation options are available based on if the processes have been ran or not:

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