How to migrate everything from one orchestrator to another to another orchestrator

We have to migrate data from one orchestrator to another orchestrator . is there any documentation to Migrate orchestrator.
Both the orchestrator’s are on premises. We don’t want to update we want to merge both into single orchestrator

Data migration we can do it. Let me explain in simple way.

Data migration from one orchestrator to another orchestrator, this method is called lift and shift.

All your orchestrator data will get stored in the SQL DB. So, once you have installed new orchestrator with different SQL DB, just go to config file and change the connection string to old sql db. here you go it done all your old orchestrator data will be available in new orchestrator.

BEFORE DOING THIS MAKE SURE YOUR OLD SQL DB HAVE THE BACKUP !!!

Pls refer the attached snap

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Have a view on these documents that could help you

https://docs.uipath.com/orchestrator/standalone/2022.10/installation-guide/about-updating-and-migrating

Also on this migration tool that u can consider for migrating entities

https://docs.uipath.com/automation-cloud/automation-cloud/latest/admin-guide/using-the-migration-tool

cheers @Kumar_JP

Thanks for the quick reply muthuram.

I have few questions here

  1. Where can we find this config file?
    2.Can we transfer all the data including packages, settings, assets, Machine, Robots etc.
    3.lets say we have multiple tenants in an Orchestrator instance is there any way we can migrate all at once or we have to do one by one
  1. C:\Program Files (x86)\UiPath\Orchestrator\UiPath.Orchestrator.dll.config
  2. and 3. After installation when you are changing the connection string to old db all the old data which includes packages, settings, assets, Machine, Robots everything in single shot you will get in new orchestrator including tenants.

IF YOU ARE USING ENTERPRISE VERSION ALWAYS RECOMMENDED TO REACH UiPath SUPPORT TO GET BETTER CLARITY. ALSO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE TAKEN YOUR DB BACKUP BEFORE DOING THIS!!!

PLS REFER DOCX PROVIDED BY @Palaniyappan WHICH HAS THE CLEAR CUT DETAILS

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