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1. A migrator files a ticket in the Kuali Rice JIRA project requesting migration of a data set to the Rice database. The JIRA ticket should provide a link to the SVN location of the data files.
2. Upon approval, the migrator copies the data set to the <Repository Root/tags/<client release version> directory, citing the Kuali Rice JIRA ticket.

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   borderStyle solid title Example:Migrating to <tags>
   svn copy https://svn.ucdavis.edu/svn/kuali/RiceApplications/KualiCoeus/trunk/datasets https://svn.ucdavis.edu/svn/kuali/RiceApplications/KualiCoeus/tags/2.0 -m "<KR JIRA ticket>"

3. Prior to a release, the migrator adds a task (or requests that a task be added) in the Deployment Plan stating that the data set is to be migrated.
4. The Rice Service Manager creates a ticket in the Kuali Rice JIRA project that reflects this task and assigns it to the Rice DBA.
   • Jira ticket should specify the KR_1234_deploy.sql script to execute.
   • Jira Ticket should contain the specific repository location of the script(s): (eg. https://svn.ucdavis.edu/svn/kuali/RiceApplications/<Application>/tags/<release_version>)
5. The Rice DBA checks the data set out from the repository.
   • Log onto the appropriate database server
   • cd /opt/pkg/oracle/subversion
   • Execute svn co https://svn.ucdavis.edu/svn/kuali/RiceApplications/<Application>/tags/<release_version> command against the repository location provided in the Jira Ticket.

     Code Block
     $ svn co https://svn.ucdavis.edu/svn/kuali/RiceApplications/<Application>/tags/<release_version> <Application>

   • This will create an <Application> directory with a <release_version> subdirectory
   • If the <Application>/<release_version> directory exists from a previous deployment:
     • cd /opt/pkg/oracle/subversion/<Application>/<release_version>
     • Execute svn update

       Code Block
       $ cd /opt/pkg/oracle/subversion/<Application>/<release_version> $ svn update

   • The <release_version> subdirectory will contain script(s) which will be named for the Jira ticket number (eg. KR-1234.sql).
   • Access Mothra Test DB as environment schema owner noted in Jira ticket and execute script:

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     sqlplus <environment schema owner>/<password> @KR_####_deploy.sql

   • The Rice DBA attaches the script output to the JIRA ticket
6. During a dry-run deployment, the Rice DBA executes the data set scripts against the UPSTAGE environment database.
7. At deployment time, the Rice DBA executes the data set scripts against the production database.