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Transferring Workflow Configurations
You can transfer configurations for Workflow resources between servers or operational environments by way of either export/import or projects.

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- Data Administration Introduction
- Electronic Signatures and Audit Trails
- Data Sources
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- Transferring Workflow
  - Transferring Workflow Configurations
    You can transfer configurations for Workflow resources between servers or operational environments by way of either export/import or projects.
    - General Configuration Transfer Considerations
      Certain considerations apply across multiple Workflow resource types when transferring configurations.
    - OPC Server Configurations
      OPC servers, including all child groups and tags, can be exported and imported into different systems. The IDs will be consistent between the two systems, ensuring all data links continue to work.
  - Transferring Different Types of Configurations Together
    You can use projects to combine configurations for various Workflow resource types in a single package for transfer between servers or operational environments.
  - Transferring Configurations by Resource Type
    Using export/import, you can create files that contain configurations for Workflow resources of a given type or category for transfer between servers or operational environments.
  - Equipment Provisioning
    Workflow provides an efficient and effective way to import large amounts of equipment data using your SQL Server.
- Reporting

Transferring Workflow Configurations

You can transfer configurations for Workflow resources between servers or operational environments by way of either export/import or projects.

Using export/import, you can create files that contain configurations for a discrete type or category of resource, whereas projects allow you to combine configurations for differing resource types in a single package.