Migrating Informatica Repository and Rolling back the changes.

Hi all,
I am new to Informatica. We are working on Migrating the Informatica repository from DEV to PROD using Repository manager's Copy & Paste method.
Could anyone suggest whether we are using the right method or not. Is there any other efficient way to migrate the Informatica stuff( Mappings/mapplets/workflows & Sessions)
Please let us know the ROLLBACK Techniques also so that we can rollback if something goes wrong.
Thanks in Advance
Anand.

If you are migrating everything for the first time I assume there is no need for "roll back"..you can just export/import the entire repository. However, as the last user pointed out, you can use a deployment group to do subsequent migrations. You can use a combination of Labels/Deployment groups and these can be static or dynamic (based on a query). The informatica guides have good documentation on deployment group. I would avoid the cut/paste method..try to use import/export or deployment groups.

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