Changing name of a Plan Type... One of the ways...


We have an application with one plan type say its name is "console", now we want to migrate this application with a different plan type name say "con1". Here are the steps which will help you out with the same. 

Note: Make sure the plan type name is less then 8 characters otherwise you will end up in issues. 



You can take the file system backup of the application Once its done you can find the same at below location:


Here I have name file system backup as "Backup", a xml name listing.xml contains the artifacts listing its present at Backup/info/:


Plan type information is also stored in "Application Definition.xpad" file, location Middleware\user_projects\epmsystem1\import_export\<User>@Native Directory\Backup\resource\Configuration\Properties:


You can also find a folder name with the Plan type name, in our case its "Console":



Here I have taken a copy of File system backup and modify the listing.xml, Find Plantype name and replace it with the new name, I have replaced "Console" with "Con1":



Do the same with Application Defintion.xpad:


Rename the Plan Type folder:



Our CopyBackup is now ready for import:



Perform import.



Here in our application with new plan type name:






Cheers...!!!

Rahul S.

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