Test Data Recreation

Recreates a property unit, project and valuation in a target databox, following the ORCA TEST DATA RECREATION procedure. Nothing is hardcoded to an environment — the instance you type in is the instance that is used.
Source — read from
Several IDs can be listed, separated by commas. Parents are created first and each valuation is linked to its own recreated property unit and project.
IDs are the full composite form, starting with the source databox: <databox>-<entity> for a property unit or project, <databox>-<property unit>-<valuation> for a valuation. A bare sequence number is rejected by the instance with HTTP 400.
Target — recreate into
Note: the create endpoints take no databox field, so where the data actually lands follows the tech token's user. If the two disagree, the token wins.
Everything typed on this page is remembered in this browser, tokens included, so a re-run needs no retyping. It stays on this machine and is sent nowhere except as part of a run. Use Forget saved inputs to clear it; a private window stores nothing.
Phases
Delete a run's copies

Removes what one run created in its target: its valuations, projects, property units and the portfolios it created, and nothing else. Anything that was renamed or holds data the run did not create is left alone. Uses the Target instance and tech token above, which must be the run's target. Preview first; it reads and checks but deletes nothing.

Every step, message and error of the last run. Copy it to report a problem.