1. A computer-implemented method of synchronizing elements in a database between two languages, the computer-implemented method comprising: configuring a specific processor to perform the steps of: entering, into a database, a first string of data elements, wherein the first string of data elements are written in a first language; assigning a unique tag to each data element in the first string, wherein each unique tag corresponds to a variable name for a specific data element, and wherein each unigue tag is written in a jargon that is unintelligible to a speaker of the first language and the second language; storing the first string of data elements with corresponding unique tags in a control file; associating each unique tag with a corresponding data element in a second string of data elements, wherein the second string of data elements is written in a second language, wherein each unigue tag is assigned a different enumerated value, and wherein a set of enumerated values define a same sequential order of corresponding data elements in the first string of data elements and the second string of data elements; receiving an input data element that is written in the second language; converting the input data element from the second language to the first language by aligning the input data element with a corresponding data element in the first string, wherein the input data element and the corresponding data element share a same unique tag; and transmitting a converted input data element back to the database, wherein the converted input data element is newly written in the first language.
2. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein the string of data elements are used by an Ethernet Migration Manager (EMM), wherein the EMM uses the first string of data elements and the second string of data elements to control a migration of a workstation from a Token Ring configuration to an Ethernet configuration.