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Save Transfer Records in a Configuration File

After building transfer records, you can save one or more transfer records as a configuration file in the Configuration database. The configuration files can then be:

• Loaded to display and edit transfer records
• Submitted for scheduling
• Exported to an XML file on the web server for later import

To save transfer records

1. Click Schedule Transfer.

   The main Schedule Transfer page appears.

2. Build the transfer records (see Build Transfer Records).
3. Enter the information for the local server on the main Schedule Transfer page (if it has not already been entered).
4. Select the built transfer records from the Transfer Record table on the main Schedule Transfer page.
5. Click Save.

   The Save Transfer Record(s) in Configuration File page appears.

   

   Notes:

   • If you want to save all the records in a configuration file, you can click the SaveAll button instead of performing Step 4 and Step 5.
   • If you click the Cancel button on this page the save process is canceled and the main Schedule Transfer page appears.
6. From the drop-down menu, select one of the following:
   • The Group that you want the file to be saved under
   • Private

   Note: The Private configuration file is accessible only by the user who has saved the file. If configuration files are saved under a group name, they can be accessed by the users in that group if they have proper authority.

7. Enter the name for the saved configuration file.
8. Click the Save button.

   The configuration file is saved.

   Note: If the file already exists, a dialog opens to replace the file or cancel the process.

The following actions are also available on the Save Transfer Record(s) in Configuration File page.

• Select one or more configuration files listed in a table on this page and click the Delete link to delete them from the Configuration database.

  A dialog opens, allowing you to confirm or cancel the delete process.

• Use the Export link under the Actions column of a configuration file listed in a table to export the selected configuration file as an XML file on the web server.

  For more information, see Export a Configuration File in this chapter.