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We are copying production data down to a test environment. We want to change th
kerrys
over 10 years ago
We are copying production data down to a test environment. We want to change the email addresses and passwords so that for testing we do not confuse production customers. Where are user email addresses and user passwords stored, so that we can run a database update script to adjust those over to a testing value?...
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Mike Cichy
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago
The user accounts are stored in the personalization engine. You will have to develop a process model that gets all user accounts and then use Update User Properties smart service to update the account information.
On a side note: loading data from prod specifically to test is usually not recommended due to security reasons, for example, it is strictly forbidden in Appian Cloud environments. If you have to backload data, we recommend doing it into an environment with the same controls as production. Also, make sure you have sufficient resources, especially RAM, on the target host to handle prod data.
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Mike Cichy
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago
The user accounts are stored in the personalization engine. You will have to develop a process model that gets all user accounts and then use Update User Properties smart service to update the account information.
On a side note: loading data from prod specifically to test is usually not recommended due to security reasons, for example, it is strictly forbidden in Appian Cloud environments. If you have to backload data, we recommend doing it into an environment with the same controls as production. Also, make sure you have sufficient resources, especially RAM, on the target host to handle prod data.
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