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Paul-Tahoe
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They looked to be stored in two tables.

civicrm_mapping 
civicrm_mapping_fields

The tables are pretty standard. The first has the header info and id, e.g what you called the mapping and the second has what each field is mapped to. The foreign key is civicrm_mapping.id = civicrm_mapping_fields.mapping_id

I'm pretty sure if you haven't saved any mappings in the target system or don't care about any you have, you can import the two tables into the target system and be good to go. Of course, you mileage may vary and do test, but it looks like the target system is a test system.

They looked to be stored in two tables.

civicrm_mapping civicrm_mapping_fields

The tables are pretty standard. The first has the header info and id, e.g what you called the mapping and the second has what each field is mapped to. The foreign key is civicrm_mapping.id = civicrm_mapping_fields.mapping_id

I'm pretty sure if you haven't saved any mappings in the target system or don't care about any you have, you can import the two tables into the target system and be good to go. Of course, you mileage may vary and do test, but it looks like the target system is a test system.

They looked to be stored in two tables.

civicrm_mapping 
civicrm_mapping_fields

The tables are pretty standard. The first has the header info and id, e.g what you called the mapping and the second has what each field is mapped to. The foreign key is civicrm_mapping.id = civicrm_mapping_fields.mapping_id

I'm pretty sure if you haven't saved any mappings in the target system or don't care about any you have, you can import the two tables into the target system and be good to go. Of course, you mileage may vary and do test, but it looks like the target system is a test system.

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Paul-Tahoe
Paul-Tahoe
  • 3k
  • 12
  • 13

They looked to be stored in two tables.

civicrm_mapping civicrm_mapping_fields

The tables are pretty standard. The first has the header info and id, e.g what you called the mapping and the second has what each field is mapped to. The foreign key is civicrm_mapping.id = civicrm_mapping_fields.mapping_id

I'm pretty sure if you haven't saved any mappings in the target system or don't care about any you have, you can import the two tables into the target system and be good to go. Of course, you mileage may vary and do test, but it looks like the target system is a test system.