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2/14/2014 11:57 PM
 
jitesh Dhuravala


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Hi,

I have working in one big project in DNN 6.2 since last 2 years, but right now I want to do one task which is our requirement because of client ( super Admin )  worked CMS content side in both environment test server and production server, now i want to marge both site content and pages in one site which is i want to be live so i can do final release.

Is it possible?How i can do this?merging sql server database or have any module to do this task?

Please help me, this is urgent requirement.

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Jitesh Dhuravala
 
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2/15/2014 6:45 AM
 
Sebastian Leupold


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there is no option to merge the database. You need to have all nodules needed installed on the target DNN instance and use same DNN version on both. now you may export all the pages you'd like the content to be transferred. Note: modules need to support the iportable interface, to be able to export and import content.
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2/15/2014 8:11 AM
 
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The biggest issue you will face is working on which page wins - yes you can try to export one site as a template and then re-import that template into the other site - BUT ... there will be no merge as such - things are likely to be either replaced of merged into the same page multiple times - in which case you would then need to work thru the site and try and work out which modules are valid and which are not.
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2/17/2014 1:34 AM
 
jitesh Dhuravala


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First Thanks for your response.

 

 I got your point, you are right we need to configure module extensions for custom modules which pages content in order to migrate.but I want to just get all pages and its cms content ( html module only ) bcoz i know Production server Admin changed only CMS content and create page for that. but in my development server have many custom module installed so I have decided to remain development server DB and just want to take CMS pages and its content only from Production server.Can you please tell me how to do this? i mean DB have many dependency tables and reference Tables for Tabs and Modules so how i can do this? please guide me.

 

Also can you tell me How to export all pages from production server to Development server DB?

 

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Jitesh Dhuravala

 
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2/17/2014 2:36 AM
 
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you may either export pages one by one or in Host > Websites create a template and apply it to your existing website using website wizard. Make sure you are using same DNN version on both instances.
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