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If you have a large quantity of data to migrate from WFM 6.5 to WFM 7.6 or higher, you might choose to do a two-step migration—also known as a large data set migration. Any migration interrupts performance data collection; using this procedure ensures only the smallest amount of data is lost.
During a two-step migration, you first migrate from 6.5 to 7.6 without performance data (see the AllowMigratePerformance configuration option in the Options section of the WFM Client Application). The WFM 7.6 Data Aggregator continues to run, collecting performance data for the migration period.
Next, you will migrate the performance data from 6.5 to 7.6. Performance data that is collected by WFM 7.6 Data Aggregator is present in the 7.6 database at the same time. The second migration of performance data takes a relatively short amount of time and results in a minimal amount of uncollected data. Only after completing the second migration, can you update the database to an 8.x version.
Purpose: To minimize the loss of real-time data while migrating 6.5 your database.
Prerequisites: You are currently running WFM 6.5 and migrating to WFM 7.6.x.