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  • CAMIS is a protected B medical application.

    When a database refresh is performed precautions need to be taken to ensure that users connecting to acceptance cannot view unauthorized data. MERS themselves will not be deleted. Links to MER documents will be broken but the rest of the view will be viewable.

    The TWOFA database should be refreshed at the same time when CAMIS db is refreshed because they have to be in sync.

    Concerns that were identified were:

  • Privacy/Security: medical information (especially documents)

  • Portal trial setup would need to be redone

  • CAMIS/eMER accounts - 2FA links would be broken

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  • Refresh from prod but delete assessments past a certain date (2000) and all documents

  • MERs won't be deleted - if they click on the button to view the eMER file it will break but the rest of the MER info is still there

  • Backup document info (blobs and others) for portal trial and then update all of it once refresh is done

  • All the data in the account tables in CAMIS need to be backed up and then put back in once the refresh is done

see also Draft: CAMIS refresh - impacts / considerations re 2FA data


PROPOSED PLAN (associated subtask placeholders are created).

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Once Refresh is completed on acceptance

  • Restore backup of acceptance accounts, settings and permissions for eMER and CAMISRun the latest sanitize_script.sql . It is backed up in \\tc4s0a\Groups\aara\aarad\dba\camis\scripts

  • Verify that records identified for deletion / sanitization are removed/updated.

  • Check for invalid objects that need to be recompiled.

  • Verify that the db links still point to Acc (note: based on feedback from corporate DBAs these are not typically refreshed).Restore backup of acceptance accounts, settings and permissions for eMER and CAMIS

  • Database compare: acc and prod.

  • Testing, eMER and Acc by Avro Arrows and Medevac.

  • Testing by Client.

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