Considerations for partial export of administration data

General considerations Input criteria for a partial export: class name{attribute=value} What are the classes associated with administration data? How can I find the real names of attributes? How can I find attribute values? General considerations To export only part of an administration data category, you must specify input criteria that identify the data you want to export. Prepare your criteria before beginning the export. By default, partial exports do not include referenced user information. To understand some implications of not including referenced user information, read and understand the description for the -session_options argument option opt_traverse_ref in admin_data_export before performing the administration data transfer. With any partial export, the Access Manager privileges are always exported in order to maintain the data integrity. Partial export of an Organization tree is supported bottom-up and not top-down. For example, if you have the following tree and you are exporting the group1 group partially, the complete tree may not be exported. But if you export the user1 user partially, the complete tree is exported. Copy group1 - role1 - user1 Input criteria for a partial export: class name{attribute=value} To export partial administration data, you must specify input criteria that identify the data you want to export. The specification includes: Administration data class name. Note If you are specifying a partial export using TEM, the class name is understood by the system when you select an option from the Export list. The real name (not the display name) for an attribute of the named class. Note If you are specifying a partial export using TEM, depending on your selection from the Export list, the system may supply the attribute name, in which case the display name is shown. The value of the named attribute. What are the classes associated with administration data? Not all categories of administration data are associated with classes, but many are. The following table lists associated classes for commonly partially-exported categories of administration data. Administration data type Associated class Access Manager AM_ACL Organization Discipline Group License Server Person Role Site User Volume Discipline Group Fnd0LicenseServer0 Person Role POM_site_config User ImanVolume Project TC_Project Revision Rules RevisionRule Saved Queries SavedQueryCriteria Subscriptions ImanSubscription How can I find the real names of attributes? Following are some tools you can use to look up the real names of attributes: Query Builder Allows you to build queries on classes and their attributes. For example, following is a query on the Access Manager class (ACM_ACL) showing its attributes: Business Modeler IDE Displays the Teamcenter classes and their attributes in the Classes view of the Advanced perspective. You can also see the corresponding business objects and their properties in the Business Objects view. Following is a display of the Access Manager class (ACM_ACL) in the Classes view: taxonomy utility Lists the classes in the Teamcenter system and their attributes. To output the list to a file, run the following from a Teamcenter command prompt: Copy taxonomy -f=classes_and_attributes.txt Following is an excerpt of the output for the Access Manager class (ACM_ACL): Copy [ 1]<-->[AM_ACL] app [AM] Class is NOT exportable. POM class definition for: AM_ACL application name: AM Number of super classes: 1 Super class : POM_object Number of Attributes: 5 Attribute 1 Name : ACE_Ids Type : POM_untyped_reference ... Attribute 2 Name : ACE_Ids_togo Type : POM_untyped_reference ... Attribute 3 Name : ACL_Flag Type : POM_string ... Attribute 4 Name : ACL_Name Type : POM_string ... Attribute 5 Name : acl_loaded Type : POM_logical ... Number of indexes : 0 Class size in bytes: 171 How can I find attribute values? Generate an administration data document report. Review the report to see all the administration data attributes and their values. Note The report shows attribute display names, but not attribute real names.