How can we reset Sequence Generator, when we move objects
from Dev Environment to QA env?

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How can we reset Sequence Generator, when we move objects from Dev Environment to QA env?..

Answer / dave

Update the current value in the sequence generator to start
the sequence from the beginning again. And V on reset option
in transformation

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How can we reset Sequence Generator, when we move objects from Dev Environment to QA env?..

Answer / rajesh

while we migrate the code by import and export or by Deployment groups, then we will un-check the option retain persistant values.

Now all the values will be reset as new, like resetting SQgen values, Mapping variables ... etc will goes to initial vaules

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