The DMM Settings dialog lets you set parameters that determine how CA DMM performs the migration task. The options set in this dialog modify the corresponding option in the DMM Options file.
The following options appear on the dialog:
Determines when to overwrite duplicate files when applying files to the destination machine. CA DMM assumes you want to migrate and apply new settings. Choose from the following:
Prevents CA DMM from overwriting any duplicate file on the destination system.
Lets CA DMM overwrite any duplicate file applied to the destination system that has a date/timestamp newer than the existing one. Newer is the default for a migration.
Lets CA DMM overwrite all duplicate files on the destination system.
Determines when to overwrite duplicate files when applying a revision to the destination machine. CA DMM assumes that you are restoring your configuration back to a previous state. Choose from the following:
Prevents CA DMM from overwriting any duplicate file on the destination system.
Lets CA DMM overwrite any duplicate file applied to the destination system that has a date/timestamp newer than the existing one.
Lets CA DMM overwrite all duplicate files on the destination system. Always is the default for applying a revision.
Specifies extent to which a DNA file is compressed. Choose from the following:
Prevents CA DMM from compressing a DNA file.
Compresses a DNA file in the quickest compression method available. This sometimes causes the file to be less compressed.
Compresses a DNA file to the greatest extent, which can be more time consuming.
If space is not an issue during migrations, setting the compression to None decreases the amount of time required to perform the migration.
Specifies whether specific application data files (associated to the application by file extension), or the application itself, can be globally selected for migration.
Specifies if My Documents folders are re-registered if they are redirected during a migration. The following option is available:
If the special folder is redirected on the destination, CA DMM re-registers the location as the default location.
For instance, if you redirect the My Documents folder to a new location on the destination (a non-standard location), the new location will be registered. Any programs that save their files in the My Documents folder will save those files into the new My Documents location.
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