I'm going to make the following assumptions:
1) The fields in the two tables are similar or the same
2) Only the data is being merged, not the structure
3) There are no duplicates in the data between the two tables
Here's how I would do this.
1) Create an action with a local variable Manager which is a Manager Entity type
2) Make the User table public (if it isn't already) and reference it in the User Extended eSpace
3) Create an aggregate that selects the user information you want to merge
4) Create a For Each loop using the results from the aggregate
5) Create an assignment that sets all the fields in the Manager variable with data from the aggregate list
6) Call the CreateManager entity action passing the Manager variable
7) Loop back to the For Each
Put a button on some test web screen that calls the action, publish, click the button and your done!
Hope this helps,
Curt
1) The fields in the two tables are similar or the same
2) Only the data is being merged, not the structure
3) There are no duplicates in the data between the two tables
Here's how I would do this.
1) Create an action with a local variable Manager which is a Manager Entity type
2) Make the User table public (if it isn't already) and reference it in the User Extended eSpace
3) Create an aggregate that selects the user information you want to merge
4) Create a For Each loop using the results from the aggregate
5) Create an assignment that sets all the fields in the Manager variable with data from the aggregate list
6) Call the CreateManager entity action passing the Manager variable
7) Loop back to the For Each
Put a button on some test web screen that calls the action, publish, click the button and your done!
Hope this helps,
Curt