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Code deployments without downtime / restarts

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One of the major challenges of promoting code to successive instances is packaging the code for promotion and finding a slot for downtime. Not to mention the sequence of steps required to carry out the procedures and to communicate to one and all about the impending downtime. ...

One of the major challenges of promoting code to successive instances is packaging the code for promotion and finding a slot for downtime. Not to mention the sequence of steps required to carry out the procedures and to communicate to one and all about the impending downtime. Adding to this difficulty is finding downtime when users are accessing the application from across the globe.So irrespective of deployment size, either major or minor, the deployment process is never going to be easy. However you can potentially overcome this using one of the TM1 Suite tools.

To achieve this the following are prerequisites, TM1 Performance Modeler should be installed and source & target should be configured to access TM1 Performance Modeler.

Let’s take an example of moving “Region” dimension from “SData” to “Planning Sample” using TM1 Performance Modeler.

  1. Login to Performance Modeler and open up the “SData”
  2. Under “Model Design”, expand Dimensions and right click on region dimension and select Transfer Outimage-1
  3. It will pop up with path to be exported after providing the valid path, will open the transfer design screentransfer-design
  4. Hit on Transfer button to export the region dimension.
  5. Copy the exported files to target machine and login to “Planning samples” in TM1 Performance Modeler
  6. Open the Transfer Design and click on “New Transfer Specification”
  7. In the Source section, click on the source type to select the source as “Files” , as seen in the image belowsource-section
  8. Mention the path where the exported files are kept. It will display list of objects which are exported and select the object to be deployed to right side
  9. In the target section, click on the Target type to select the target as Model Element
  10. Hit on “Transfer” Button to deploy the objects.
  11. As  you can see the changes are deployed, it's that simple believe it or not. Hopefully you'll find this trick nifty.TM1
Sasidaran Rammoorthy
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Sasidaran Rammoorthy

Sasidaran has 10 years of experience in Information Technology industry. He has worked as a developer to build Data warehouses across multiple industries. During this time, Sasidaran has had exposure to numerous Data warehouse tools like Informatica, Cognos BI, Business Objects and database tools like Oracle and SQL Server.

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