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Splitting exported XML created from checkout command executed on IIQ console into separate objects
Splitting exported XML created from checkout command executed on IIQ console into separate objects
Steps to follow:
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1. Unzip the file SplitXml-1.1-updated.zip and Change directories into the SplitXml_1.1 directory.
2. Run the ExportScript.txt on iiq console attached in zip file using - "source ExportScript.txt" command.
3. The above command will create the exports folder and copies specific class objects into single xml files per class. Use the same file naming convention (Ex: CurrentApplicationExported.xml for Application objects) as this script assumes the same name.
4. Then execute the jar file with an input argument pointing to the exports folder.
D:\SplitXml-1.1-updated\SplitXml-1.1\SplitXml-1.1>java -jar CreateFoldersAndSplitXmlObjects.jar "D:/exports/"
where D:/exports/ is the directory in which the exports folder is placed as mentioned in step 3.
5. The script will take few mins depending upon the objects in your environment and then places all the files into Output Folder which is created in the current directory.
Regards,
Srikanth Asoorimaringanti.
