3.5 Upgrade from 3.1 Step by step?

BASIS is installing a totally new BW 3.5. After the installation is done, we are going to do the config from scrach on the 3.5 system by mimicing all the BW 3.1 objects on another machine. Any detailed idea or guidline or step by step on how to have this work done? Would start from e.g., InfoObject creation first?
Welcome all opinions!

Hi, when you are transferring all objects from the 3.1 --> 3.5 machine why not perform an upgrade on the 3.1 box ??
I have done such a system clone by means of transports.. It'll cost you 2 weeks probably. The hardest part is to get the basis layer (InfoObject, key figures, infosources, transferrules etc. etc transported in. Especially in the beginning you will spend a lot of time investigating returncode 8 transports (missing dependent objects). And then all ODS's, infocubes and reports need to be transported.. I learned the system from inside out in that period, but it was very frustrating.
Good luck, Patrick Rieken

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> I have not seen anything come out from Adobe on this
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