Hi Jens, Robin,

Thank you for your answers. It bring to my mind that it could also be done through a powershell script and WS API.

I have used a recursive function to achieve the job.

I browse the tree structure on lab and directly create the views on prod.

I'm not a powershell expert and it could be probably improved but here is what I did:

function migrateViews ($viewID, $destinationParentID){

$views = $ws.GetViewsForParent($connectionString,$viewID);
foreach($view in $views){
Write-Output "$($destinationParentID) : $($view.Name) NEW $($view.Name)";
#create view
$newViewID = $wsProd.createView($connectionStringProd,$destinationParentID,"NEW $($view.Name)");
Start-Sleep -s 1 #Wait view to be created

if($view.HasChilds){
migrateViews $view.ID $newViewID;
}
}
}

$ws = New-WebServiceProxy -Uri "http://lab_IP/API/v1/soap.asmx?WSDL"
$connectionString = $ws.ConnectApp("Lab","user","pass","Web Api Data Service","?","?")

$wsProd = New-WebServiceProxy -Uri "http://prod_ip/API/v1/soap.asmx?WSDL"
$connectionStringProd = $wsProd.ConnectApp("Prod","user","pass","Web Api Data Service","?","?")

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