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Rookiestyle edited this page Mar 4, 2021
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If you access your database from multiple devices, you most likely use some kind of synchronization.
Synchronization of your database can be done with the help of specific plugins or by using one of the techniques described at KeePass' Synchonization page.
Either way, password profiles are stored within KeePass' configuration files which are not part of synchronization.
PasswordChangeAssistant let's you store password profiles inside the database which will make them part of synchronization.
You can save a password profile inside a database by adding (DB) at the end of the profile's name.
As an additional option, you can also tick the Save db-specific checkbox when saving a password profile.
You can also use PasswordChangeAssistant's options to move existing profiles:
Between two databases
From an open database to the global KeePass configuration
From the global KeePass configuration to an open database
Within every open database, you can use all password profiles that are either stored inside the database or stored within KeePass configuration.