Exporting test data in OTM

Hello,
I have created some test datas (req.s,tests etc) in my OTM.Suppose if I am reinstalling OATS,how can i get this test data in the new OTM.Can i export this test data to some .csv(windows) format,so that i can use by importing in to OTM.
Can anyone help me in this topic?

Hi,
All the data is stored on a database all you need to do during the upgrade is point to the old database instead of creating a new one.
if you are upgrading from a Microsoft based database to an Oracle database there is a data migration utility.
You don't need to do anything manually.
Once you have finished the upgrade you will need to login in the admin app http://localhsot:8088/admin with a user that has administrator rights, as this will take care of any DB upgraded that needs to be applied.
Regards
Rajesh

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Sandeep
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