Regarding Migration from Testing to Development

Hi All,
I am going to migrate from Windows 32-bit to unix 64 bit. I am using hyperion 9.3.1. I dont know, how to migrate from windows 32 bit to unix 64 bit.
I want to migrate Planning, Essbase and Shared Services. This is the first time, i am doing the migration. Please guide me in this situation. Its very urgent for me.
My Doubts
1) What are the files(In planning, essbase and shared Services) i have to copy for the migration?
2) What are the steps, i have to follow during the migration?
Please guide me in this situation. If u have any documents for migration, please share with me. This is my mail id : [email protected]
Thanks,
Lakshmi

Hi,
I am doing the migration for Planning. I am following the below stepts for migration. I am stuck in the middle.
The below are some steps to use in Migrating .
1. Create a new database on Production RDBMS Server for your planning application.
I created a new database (MIGRDB)
2. Configure a data source on Production Planning Server.
I configured the datasource
3. Create fresh planning application on Production Server and Ensure the admin is the same as your planning application on Development Server.
I created the new planning application in developement server
4. Go into the database tables for the planning app on Production Server and look at table HSP_USERS; store the SID value against user 50001.
How to find the SID for the new database? Here i want to replace the 50001 with new database sid value(step 1 - MIGRDB)
Please guide me in this situation.
Thanks,
Lakshmi

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