Copy subject areas between repositories...

Is it possible to copy subject areas from one RPD file to another? How?
And regarding reports: is it possible to copy reports from one catalog to another? how?
Thanks.
FPG

Hi FPG - look into merge functionality. With certain tweaks, it should be possible to achieve functionality, however, it's not a direct copy.

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    Yes, i can see datatype and number of columns is same in both queries.
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    Somewhat new so please forgive me if the question is simple (if it is, please point me in the right direction). I've looked through the documentation and this forum, but have not found what I'm looking for yet.
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    User259188     
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