Editcmsmigrationprofile: Stsadm operation (Office SharePoint Server)
Applies To: Office SharePoint Server 2007
This Office product will reach end of support on October 10, 2017. To stay supported, you will need to upgrade. For more information, see , Resources to help you upgrade your Office 2007 servers and clients.
Topic Last Modified: 2015-03-09
Operation name: Editcmsmigrationprofile
Description
Edits a migration profile by providing a profile name, database server name, database name, and database user name.
Important
This operation is case-sensitive. If you run the operation by using an uppercase "E", the following error message is displayed: "Windows SharePoint Services administration tool has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience."
Syntax
stsadm -o editcmsmigrationprofile
-profilename <profile name>
**\[-description\] \<description\>**
**\[-connectionstring\] \<connection string\>**
**\[-databaseserver\] \<server\>**
**\[-databasename\] \<name\>**
**\[-databaseuser\] \<user name\>**
**\[-databasepassword\] \<password\>**
**\[-auth\] \<authentication type\>**
**\[-emailto\] \<e-mail addresses\>**
**\[-emailon\]**
**\[-excludeschema\]**
**\[-keeptemporaryfiles\]**
**\[-enableeventreceivers\]**
Parameters
Parameter (short name) |
Value |
Required? |
Description |
profilename |
A valid profile name, such as "Profile1" |
Yes |
Name of the migration profile |
description |
A valid description, such as "This is my description" |
No |
Description of the migration profile |
connectionstring |
No |
Provides the information to connect to the Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 database, including the server name, database name, user name, password, and authentication type. |
|
databaseserver (ds) |
A valid database server, such as "Databaseserver1" |
Yes |
Database server that hosts the Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 database and that contains the content to be migrated Note The name of the database must be for an installation of Microsoft Content Management Server 2002. |
databasename (dn) |
A valid database name, such as "Databasename1" |
Yes |
Database name on the server for Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 from which the content will be migrated |
databaseuser (du) |
Yes |
Database user name to access the Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 database |
|
databasepassword |
No |
Database password for the user |
|
auth |
Any one of the following values:
|
No |
Specifies the authentication type. By default, Windows authentication is enabled. |
emailto |
A valid e-mail address in the form: someone@example.com |
No |
When the migration job is finished, sends a notification of success or failure to a list of e-mail addresses. Use semicolons to separate multiple e-mail addresses. |
emailon |
Any one of the following values:
|
No |
Use with the -emailto parameter. Sends a notification of success, failure, none (never send e-mail), or both to a list of e-mail addresses. |
excludeschema |
<none> |
No |
With this option, content types will not be included in the migration package; instead, the content types at the destination will be used. This is valid with both incremental and full migrations, providing that at least one full migration has been done without this option (first) and an incremental migration with this option (second). Note By default, a schema is included and the -excludeschema parameter can only be used after a full migration. |
keeptemporaryfiles |
Any one of the following values:
|
No |
Specifies whether the temporary exported files should be removed after migration. |
enableeventreceivers |
Any one of the following values:
|
No |
Enables or disables event tracking. For performance reasons, by default, the enableeventreceivers parameter is disabled during the import process. However, if a case exists where the events need to be captured (for example, if you have a third-party Web Part that relies on these events), this parameter can be enabled to track the events. |