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Merging of the server based TMs.

Arturas Kalandarisvili

I ask you fellow Groupshare users to help me with the merging of the server based TMs.

There is a function in Studio 2015 called "Upgrade translation memories", which allows users to merge several local TMs and then publish them on the GS (Groupshare server), however if the user wants to merge TMs that are already on the sever it only gives you the option to add sever based TMs from studio 2009.

The question is - how do you merge TMs that were created in Studio 2015 and sit on the GS server. Can you do it through the GS server interface?
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    Hello Arturas,
    as Walter said, there is no server solution for this, but as your TMs are already on GS, you can use Migrating TMs app (appstore.sdl.com/.../) which can run overnight and download all TMs from GS if you want.
    What can be done on server side (using web interface) is import of TMX files (you get using the mentioned app). Or you can import directly from Studio - plan for overnight import if you are afraid of limited computing resources.
    The app also allows importing to GS, but I am not sure it supports merging (have not importad any TM using this app).

    Regards,
    Ladislav
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    Hello Arturas,
    as Walter said, there is no server solution for this, but as your TMs are already on GS, you can use Migrating TMs app (appstore.sdl.com/.../) which can run overnight and download all TMs from GS if you want.
    What can be done on server side (using web interface) is import of TMX files (you get using the mentioned app). Or you can import directly from Studio - plan for overnight import if you are afraid of limited computing resources.
    The app also allows importing to GS, but I am not sure it supports merging (have not importad any TM using this app).

    Regards,
    Ladislav
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