How can I change the Life Cycle phase to released manually or by import?

So by default I am the Agile administrator. Our company just broke up and the parts were exported then imported as preliminary. They need to be released.

We switched from server based to cloud.

We only had out of the box setup, and I have the task of configurating the system how it was, but I can’t seem to import or change the lifecycle phase even though the parts were all released in the old setup.
thanks!

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Did you verify the work-flow settings and Change-status privileges.

Agile Angel Answered on September 15, 2017.

Thanks, I did try to use the default workflow for the main part that is the entire BOM.  The change analyst is on vacation, but it does have the status pending.

on September 15, 2017.
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For Release of change order. write script to identify migratory COs and automate to next status for release
execute in standalone mode.

In Agile PLM, Release of Parts require Change order as change orders cannot be created using Import.
Generally, Companies use below approach when data to be migrated is small or site specific data migrations.

Prerequisite: workflow name distinct (specifically for migration purpose)
Quantify number of batches required for whole set of items
Quantify number of items to be migrated in one change orders (depends on weblogic cluster size).  
restrict to 15-20K items in change orders.
Automate or Manually create change orders using templates (each change order is used for batch of items) with distinct name to identify migration CO
Ensure you have submit, released status and one return status (this is needed for correcting errors, by unreverting and correction)
Import parts as Affected items with required attribute values and AMLs.
Write program to move COs to next status.

Agile Angel Answered on September 15, 2017.
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Can you do it for me? hahaha Thanks, let me go through this.

Agile User Answered on September 15, 2017.
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