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  • PowerSchool University2014

    Custom Field Migration

    Trainer NameTrainer/Consultant

  • Agenda Custom Fields A Little History

    Legacy Custom Field Data Migration

    Migrating User Custom Fields

    Changes After Migration

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  • Custom Fields - A Little History

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  • Legacy Custom fields are created inside a Character Large Object (CLOB). When data is stored this way it:

    Is harder to access

    Cannot be obtained through direct SQL

    Impacts performance

    In addition, legacy custom fields had other issues:

    Datatypes not defined

    One-to-many records not supported

    Legacy Custom Fields

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  • Database Extensions Benefits

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    Supports one-to-one one-to-many and standalone tables

    Allows fields to have defined datatypes

    Can be based on most existing tables

    Allows direct access to tables and fields from SQL

    Improves performance

    Includes enhanced customization features

  • Legacy Custom Field Data Migration

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  • Types of Legacy Custom Fields

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  • Migration Process State Reporting

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    State and Province migrations will be on state- and province-specific schedules.

  • Migration Process Activities

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    Activities are migrated during the PowerSchool 7.10 update to a new table called Activities.

  • Migration Process PowerSchool Core

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    Two Sets: Core Fields and Core Fields2

    Might also have State Compliance Fields

    One time, irreversible process

    Migration Report and Get Data are critical to avoid data loss

  • Migration Process User-Created Fields

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    User-created custom fields can be moved manually when new fields are created

    There is also a process to mass move user-created custom fields

  • PowerSchool Core Custom FieldData Migration

    Select the Custom Field set, run the Migration Report, and get the data (if needed)

    Back up your data and migrate the custom fields

    Look at the Migration History

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    Review the Migration Summary

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    Select the custom field set, run the Migration Report, and get the data (if needed).

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    Back up your data and migrate custom fields.

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    Review the Migration Summary.

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    Look at the Migration History.

  • Now Its Your Turn

    Complete Demonstration activity 1:

    Migration of PowerSchool Core Fields Process

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  • User Custom Fields Migration

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  • Three options One field at a time: Basic Mode

    One field at a time: Advanced Mode

    All fields at once: Migrate Custom Fields

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  • Basic ModePros:

    Rename the field

    Add datatype

    Choose which fields to migrate

    Cons:

    One field at a time

    One Extension group

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  • Advanced ModePros:

    Name the extension group

    Rename the field

    Add datatype

    Cons:

    One field at a time

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  • Migrate Custom FieldsPros:

    Simple, one step process

    Cons:

    No control over the process

    All in one extension group

    Cant rename any fields

    Cant remove any fields

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  • Choose a Hybrid Move the fields that you need to change (use Basic or

    Advanced mode as needed)

    Delete custom fields not needed

    Migrate custom fields

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  • How the Changes Affect Existing Functionality

    Field Names

    Search (1-1, not child)

    List Students

    Object Reports

    Reporting Engine

    ReportWorks

    Quick Export, Export Using Template, and Date Export Manager

    Quick Import, Import Using Template, and Date Import Manager

    AutoComm/AutoSend

    DDE/DDA

    Backward compatibility is supported for the foreseeable future.

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  • Key Points from Todays Class

    Migrate core fields en masse

    Migrate user custom fields using the methods that best fit your needs

    Remember that once created, custom fields in database extensions cannot be deleted

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  • Question and Answer

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