

A JAMS PowerShell provider drive allows a user to access the JAMS SQL Database backend as if it were a flat file system. Users can utilize PowerShell and the JAMS PowerShell provider drive capabilities in order to synchronize Jobs, Setups, etc. NOTE: Jobs cannot be copied from JAMS V6.X to JAMS V7.X, nor from JAMS V7.X to JAMS V6.X When users are viewing the list of Jobs, Setups, or Folders, a user can right-click on any of them and select "Copy To" to copy that Job, Setup, or System to the same server (with a different name) or to a different server (if it is accessible as described above). When users copy, the user will be asked to enter the Folder Name and/or Setup/Job Name to which the user wants to copy, as well as select the server. Copying Jobs/Setups/Systems from the Client InterfaceĬopying Job/Setup/System from Client Interface.Once servers are properly defined, users may begin transferring items using the following options:

Once set, users may test their connections by selecting a server using the server selection drop-down in the top-right of the JAMS Client GUI. If a listed server is not defined correctly, select the server name from the dialog window, then click Edit and use the dialog to correct the server definition.If a necessary server is missing, add a server by selecting the Add button and completing the dialog. A dialog box with available servers will appear.Select Servers from the drop-down list.Select the Client Settings icon (gear in the top right corner of the GUI).Before attempting to transfer objects with any of the methods specified below, users must ensure that the JAMS Client has access to the relevant JAMS Servers.Īdd or adjust JAMS Servers where items will be transferred:
