Supported/Best Practice to restore Planning application between servers

I have two servers with Hyperion Planning 9.3.1 (prod and dev) I want to copy the application called 'BFS' from Production to 'NewBFS' - Dev server.
As per our consultants they indicated to do the following:
1. Backup the repository database containing application BFS from production
2. Do a restore of the .bak file to 'NewBFS' database on dev server
3. Resync orphan logins (from sql server logins and database logins)
4. Log into Planning via the default admin user ID
5. Go to application settings and change the URL
6. Register the Shared Services URL
7. Manage Database
8. Check all boxes and click refresh
9. Go to Shared Services and resync native directory users
However when try to log into planning with something other than 'admin' we receive an error that 'user xx is not provisioned ...'
From my db experience the user tables are either still referencing production and/or have not resynced properly.
So long story short...can I restore one Planning app to another server and if so what is the supported/best practice?
thanks
JTS

HemanthK ,
This is what we do to restore one planning app from prod to test. And now it looks like it works: We are MS SQL Server so these instructions are based on SQL DB
1. Backup the Planning Application SQL DB on Production
2. Stop the Shared Services and Planning Services on Development
3. Restore the Production Planning App SQL DB
4. Reset orphan logins (SQL script is available at other sites, just google Reset orphan users SQL)
5. Restart the Shared Service first then Planning Service on Development
6. Log in development as default admin to Planning, go to the new app, choose Manage Application Settings
7. Run the script John had indicated c:\Hyperion\Planning\bin>Updateusers.cm servername adminname adminpassword applicationname (no dashes before each parameter)
8. Go to planning as admin again, choose a form and choose assign access, choose add access, choose migrate identities. Here is a good self-check to see that the users are only the users from development box
9. finally go to manage databases in planning, choose refresh database and security
10. choose manage security filters it should now reflect only development users
11. login as a development user into planning to ensure correct security/user rights...
You should now be able to access the application on the development box.

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