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In this case it really is about where you save it. Similar to any other document, you need to have a development path. Start off with it locally, push to development, make changes, save, retrieve from development, push to production, check changes, and close. Webi documents are managed by the environment and data connection that you set. If you only have a production environment, you can point it to the development database/universe. 
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In this case it really is about where you save it. Similar to any other document, you need to have a development path. Start off with it locally, push to development, make changes, save, retrieve from development, push to production, check changes, and close. Webi documents are managed by the environment and data connection that you set. If you only have a production environment, you can point it to the development database/universe.

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I have a webi report in Production in BOXIr3. I need to move this report to Dev environment so that I dont have to create a new one to make some changes to the existing webi report in Dev and later move that report to Production. The structure of the Universe in Prod and Dev env is same.
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I have a webi report in Production in BOXIr3. I need to move this report to Dev environment so that I dont have to create a new one to make some changes to the existing webi report in Dev and later move that report to Production. The structure of the Universe in Prod and Dev env is same.

How to move a Webi doc from one env to another?

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DB Reporting Tools

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