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2 | # Migration Documentation |
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4 | ### Introduction |
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5 | 3 | Jon Goldberg | As the point person for your organization's data migration to CiviCRM, you'll be responsible for reviewing inconsistencies in your source data and making decisions on how to correct it. This includes: |
6 | * Data that's incorrect - e.g. an email of `jonatgmailcom`. The migration script will generate lists of invalid data (e.g. `invalid emails.csv`). You should clean this data in your source database. **Do not clean it in the CSV file.** If there are too many corrections to be done by hand, contact me for alternative options. |
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7 | * Data doesn't map from your old database to CiviCRM. For instance, your contacts might have "Home", "Summer Home" and "Winter Home" addresses - but CiviCRM only has "Home". We need to decide whether to add "Summer Home" and "Winter Home" or convert them to something else - perhaps change both to "Home 2". |
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9 | ### Sharing Data |
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10 | You should have a login to https://share.mayfirst.org from me. When you log in, you should see five folders: `data`, `errors`, `importlogs`, `raw data`, and `transforms`. |
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11 | * `raw data` is where you should upload your old database (or exported data from your database). When I ask for a fresh copy of your data, please upload it here. |
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12 | * `data` contains your raw data converted into spreadsheets that CiviCRM can import. You'll rarely need to look at these. |
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13 | * `errors` contains files you'll need to review (like `invalid emails` above). Ignore files with a size of `0 KB`. When all files have a size of `0 KB`, there are no more errors. |
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14 | * You don't need to worry about `importlogs` and `transforms`! |