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william_sill
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March 9, 2022

I've gone through the migrate to cloud (fixed all issues) and am ready to do a test.  However, I don't want to click the Run option until I can be sure that no data is removed from my on premise instance of Jira server. Can someone verify that migrating copies files and doesn't remove any files.

 

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March 9, 2022

Hi @william_sill 

The JCMA tools will not remove any data from your source server. Any working data used by the tool is stored in it's own set of specific database tables.

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March 9, 2022

Hi,

Same for the cloud side. Nothing is removed from cloud before migration. Both JCMA and CCMA do a copy and will not copy over anything. Often you'll get warnings or errors stopping this from happening, or with JCMA it will rename something with (Migrated) after the name.

James.

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