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After migrating ALM users and execution statuses, you can run several instances of the wizard to start simultaneous migration of multiple projects. To start the first instance:

1. Run the

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1. Open the command prompt or terminal.

2. Navigate to the directory where the downloaded JAR file is located.

3. Run the following command:

java -jar -Dserver.port=44444 -Xms2048m -Xmx2048m hpqc-zee-1.5.4.jar

-Dserver.port is the port on the server where the JAR file will run.
-Xms2048m and -Xmx2048m are the minimum and maximum memory that can be allocated for running the JAR file:

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2. Run the migration wizard in the browser and specify the required data:

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  • You can choose to migrate only some of the entities. For example, if you unselect Releases, all the items related to releases will be unselected as well. In this case, no releases will be migrated. All the migrated test cases will be placed in the Project test Repository folder, and all the migrated requirements will be placed in the Project Requirements folder.

  • Migrated test step attachments will be in the Attachments section of test cases. Test steps will have no attachments in Zephyr.

  • For a list of migration limitations, see Limitations.

Now, to start migrating another project, repeat all the steps described above, but this time, specify another port number, the name of the project you want to migrate, and the domain the project belongs to. .

Before running the .jar file, create a new folder and place the file in it. Once done, start a new wizard instance in a new browser tab.

The number of concurrent migration sessions is not limited, but we recommend that you launch a reasonable number of instances to avoid performance issues.

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After migrating all of your projects, you need to disable those users who that are disabled in HP ALM. To learn how to do that, see Disable Users.

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