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1. Restore the JIRA project data and run migration-validator.jar to validate if pre-requisites for data restoration is met or not. Make necessary changes if required.
   • Details about migration validator is available at See https://docs.optimizory.com/x/qJ7B
2. Copy the entire  migrateutil-1.0.0-RC-05 directory along-with its content onto the destination server. 
   • It must contain the backup directory which contains the RMsis backup.
   • It should also contain the configuration files created earlier. Namely jdbc.properties, projectDetails.properties and usersMap.properties.
3. Update the database connection details as per the target RMsis database in the conf/jdbc.properties file as per the steps mentioned in step 5 of "Steps to create the dump of existing database". 
   
   • For example, if  the target database MySQL database having name "rmsisRestoredDb". The content of the updated file will look like the image mentioned below:
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4. Execute the migration utility using the following command to restore the backup in target RMsis database: 

   • -b switch is used to specify the location of the directory where the backup of previous data is stored, here it is the location of the "backup" directory.

   • -v switch is used to specify the version of RMsis presently in use. Here, it is v1.8.9.1-r318. Format used: v<RMsisVersionNumber>-r<RMsisBuildNumber>

   • -j  switch is used to specify the location of the updated jdbc.properties file which contains the details of target RMsis database.

   • restore is the name of the command which directs migration utility to restore the backup of old RMsis database into destination database.

   • -x switch is used to specify that RMsis database already exists. This will restore the additional data related to single project only.

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     title Command to restore the backup using migration utility
     ./bin/migrateutil -b /path/to/migrationUtility/backupDirectory/ -v v1.8.9.1-r318 -j /path/to/migrationUtility/conf/jdbc.properties restore -x   Example: ./bin/migrateutil -b /Users/pritam/path/to/migrationUtility/migrateutil-1.0.0-RC-05/backup/ -v v1.8.9.1-r318 -j /Users/pritam/path/to/migrationUtility/migrateutil-1.0.0-RC-05/conf/jdbc.properties restore -x   ./bin/migrateutil -b ./backup/ -v v1.8.9.1-r318 -j ./conf/jdbc.properties restore -x

5. Upon successful execution, the database content will be restored to the destination database.

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