Migrate data into new DB?

Hi there,
Is there a way to start with a completely new/clean ZEN 6.5 Inventory database,
and then import/migrate data into it using copies of an older ZEN 6.5 Inventory
database?
Thanks,
Eric

I thought maybe starting with a clean db and then importing/migrating the data
would help with some strange Sybase ASA db server errors. I cannot find these
errors documented anywhere on Novell.
Duplicate index "i$CustomValue#" for table "t$CustomValue"
Duplicate index "i$logdevice$deviceid" for table "t$LogicalDevice"
No unique index or primary key for table "diskusage"
I've already tried running sybindex to no avail.
-Eric
"Marcus Breiden" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:1nanhbp6jocyt$.[email protected]. .
> On Mon, 29 Aug 2005 14:46:48 GMT, Eric Young wrote:
>
>> Is there a way to start with a completely new/clean ZEN 6.5 Inventory
>> database,
>> and then import/migrate data into it using copies of an older ZEN 6.5
>> Inventory
>> database?
>
> there is no documented way..
>
> you would need to run 2 servers, one with the old, one with the new
> database.. than you would need to create your own sql statements to
> transfer the data..
>
> why?
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