Best Upgrade path?

We have an Apex environment running on 11.2.0.3 database on
Application Express 4.2.0.00.27.
What is the best method for upgrade to 12c Database?

Refer following thread
https://forums.oracle.com/thread/2557862
Pars

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Best upgrade path 11.2.0.2 to 12c

Hi,
My current DB version is 11.2.0.2, DB size 500 G.
Let me know the best upgrade path to 12c.
1. Upgrade current OH to 11.2.0.4 and then to 12c
or
2. Fresh 12c Install and do a data imp/exp ?
BR,
Ajay

Pl quantify what you mean by "best" ?
You can directly upgrade from 11.2.0.2 to 12c - http://docs.oracle.com/database/121/UPGRD/preup.htm#UPGRD12358
Using DBUA is recommended over any other upgrade method - http://docs.oracle.com/database/121/UPGRD/upgrade.htm#UPGRD105

Best upgrade path for ECC 6.0

Hello,
We've been stuck on the base ECC 6.0 release for quite a while. There hasn't been management support for the time/resources necessary to implement and test any upgrades. We also have a lot of local modifications to SAP supplied programs that we're planning on phasing out so that we keep closer to standard. This is one of the main reasons we haven't been able to upgrade because of the effort involved in changing processes back to standard. There was also an unwillingness on specific parts of the user base to change their processes. We're now in a position where business and reporting requirements are going to force a system upgrade. We also need run a unicode conversion from non-unicode at the same time.
As we're starting the planning process we're unsure of the best path to allow us to implement future upgrades as necessary. I see that EHP 7 runs on a basis version of Netweaver 7.40. Is upgrading to an EHP pack for ECC 6 better than upgrading directly to 7.4? Can the unicode conversion be done at the same time?
I looked over previous discussions in upgrades but haven't found something that seems to match what we're looking to do.
Thanks.

Good Day
As you have an ECC 6.0 system then you need to do an EHP update on the system.
The latest is EHP7. EHP 7 is based on SAP NetWeaver 7.4 so when you update the system to EHP 7 you will be on NetWeaver 7.4
The most important thing here is that you need to have a supported OS and DB for EHP7 installation. From EHP6 there is a need to have a higher version of OS and DB.
Check PAM for the supported OS and DB combination.
https://service.sap.com/sap/support/pam?hash=pvnr%3D01200314690900005013%26pt%3Dt%257CPLTFRM%26ainstnr%3D012003146949000…
Regarding Unicode conversion you may read this.
2033243 - End of non-Unicode Support: Release Details
If you want to do the Unicode conversion then you should follow CUUC.
Regards
RB

What is the best upgrade path from LiveCycle Designer 8.0?

Back in June 2010, I developed a website for a client which included some interactive forms created with LiveCycle Designer 8.0 (came with Adobe CS3.) He recently brought to my attention the fact that the data filled in by his customers on the forms does not display in PDF docs on his iPhone or Android smartphone (the PDFs and filled-in data display fine via desktop browsers.) Can anyone suggest the best (least expensive, least painful... I don't want to rewrite his site in HTML5) solution? E.g., upgrade my LiveCycle Designer 8.0 version and reinstall the forms on his site? Would that be to Acrobat X Pro? Does a second set of forms need to be created for mobile format? Suggestions would be appreciated. Here is his web page with links to the existing 3 forms. Thanks. -Bob C.

Thanks for your feedback. I appreciate it. Since my post, I noticed that Adobe offers free apps for iOS and android devices "to view and work with PDF files." Called: Adobe Reader X for mobile. Any idea whether these apps would resolve the issue described above? (Filled-in data on forms created on desktops not displaying on mobile devices?) Unfortunately, I don't have an android device to test with and my iPhone hardware is not current enough to load the ios app. -Thank you.

Whats my best upgrade path?

OK I ducked logic 8 and OSX Leopard but I want Logic 9, this is my current setup:
Logic 7.2
MacOSX10.4
What is the best (by best I mean cheapest) way to get Logic 9?
Should I wait for snow leopard? Can you upgrade from 7.2 straight to 9 (at reduced cost)? Can you get discount on the OS upgrade?

stilts wrote:
OK I ducked logic 8 and OSX Leopard but I want Logic 9, this is my current setup:
Logic 7.2
MacOSX10.4
What is the best (by best I mean cheapest) way to get Logic 9?
Should I wait for snow leopard? Can you upgrade from 7.2 straight to 9 (at reduced cost)? Can you get discount on the OS upgrade?
http://store.apple.com/ussmb78313/product/MB795
They sell the 199 upgrade from version 5 and up.
Also, you will need Leopard 10.5.7 to run Logic Pro 9. Another $$$. No discounts.
That is what to need to buy to get into Logic 9.
Cheers

What is my best upgrade path

K, I have been wanting to get a usable apple, but dont have alot of cash to blow on it. I got a G4 450 fro $20 at a surplus sale. I realize that is it a 8 year old machine, but i thought it would still be usable, running tiger.
I can not get to to display video, see my other thread for details http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1411241&tstart=0
It may be a cpu/logic board issue, I an considering swapping them out from a faster machine.
Would this be worthwhile, or should I just trash it and try to get a faster machine.
If so, what should I look for?
Thanks

Thanks Melophage. I've been looking into my options, together with the advice you gave. It seems like I can salvage quite a bit of data after a fresh install if I follow the steps here - OS X: Manually migrating data from another Mac. However, applications are my (only) concern -- for my iLife suite apps (which as I mentioned, are old -- '09 editions) how can I restore those after installing Mavericks fresh? Can I just plug in the original Snow Leopard disc that says applications on it, to install? Or would they show up in Mac App Store (I think not since they are so old and I haven't purchased '11 with this account yet).
My wife's computer also has some third party apps which would be a pain to reinstall but not end of the world, I suppose. Another route of migrating and keeping these (but still doing a fresh OS install) might possibly be according to OS X: How to migrate data from another Mac using Mavericks, which is really designed for multiple computer copying. But with the SSD external, could I install Mavericks and then take a Time Machine backup of my internal (original) HDD, including those apps, and then follow these steps to import them into the Mavericks install on the SSD, once I booted into it? Does that make sense?
After some further reading on the subject, I found a lot of difference of opinion (especially on some MacRumor threads) about whether to install fresh OS X or upgrade, but I guess if the install ends up cleaner it could be worth it to install a fresh copy.
Any comments on the above approaches, or thoughts from others here? Thanks again for your help.

OS upgrade path

I have an older Macbook with a 2.4 Ghz intel core 2 duo processor and an Nvidia 9400 m GPU. I believe this meets the upgrade requirements for the upcoming OSX Mountain Lion. My issue is that I am still running OS 10.5.8 and mountain lion requires the app store - what is the best upgrade path for me to get to Mountain Lion? I won't be upgrading for a month or two when I can afford a memory upgrade to 4 gigs.

You should still be able to get Snow Leopard by calling Apple Phone Sales via 1-800-MY-APPLE
It's only available on DVD.
The update to 10.6.8 is here; http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1399
From there you use the App Store to buy and download Mountain Lion.
Beware; it's a big download - apparently around 4GB so forget it if you're on dial-up!

Upgrade from SCCM 2012 SP1 CU4 to R2 Fails - Unsupported Upgrade Path

Hi everybody,
I'm currently upgrading our SCCM infrastructure to SCCM 2012 R2 after have finished with the upgrade from SCCM 2012 RTM to SP1 CU4, thus far everything works fine, but when I try to update any
of the site servers, whether CAS or Primary, I'm getting the following error message in the Prerequisites Check:
I've gone through the system requirements and prerequisites over and over again and I can assure you that every possible update, supported OS, feature set, SQL Server, check list, etc,
etc, have been followed as per the official documentation available, however I'm stuck in this point, and surely enough I haven't been able to find out a similar case.Additionally I'm adding
the ConfigMgrPrereq log (the relevant portion of it) in case someone could kindly take a look at it.
<04-25-2014 02:06:46> ******* Start Prerequisite checking. *******
<04-25-2014 02:06:47> ********************************************
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> INFO: Detected current installed build version [7711] for sitecode [BRA]. For Upgrade,
minimum supported installed build version is [7804].
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int;
Unsupported upgrade path;    Error;
Configuration Manager has detected that one or more sites in the hierarchy are installed with a version of Configuration Manager that is not supported for upgrade.
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> INFO: This rule only apply to primary site, skip checking.
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int;
Active Replica MP;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> INFO: This rule only applies to primary or secondary site in hierarchy, skip checking.
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int;
Parent site replication status;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> <<<RuleCategory: Database Upgrade Requirements>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> <<<CategoryDesc: Checking the target ConfigMgr database is ready to upgrade...>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> ===== INFO: Prerequisite Type & Server: SQL:INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int
=====
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> <<<RuleCategory: Access Permissions>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> <<<CategoryDesc: Checking access permissions...>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
SQL Server sysadmin rights;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;    SQL Server sysadmin rights
for reference site;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:00> INFO: CheckLocalSys is Admin of <INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int>.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
Site server computer account administrative rights;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
SQL Server security mode;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> <<<RuleCategory: System Requirements>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> <<<CategoryDesc: Checking system requirements for ConfigMgr...>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: OS version:601, ServicePack:1.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: Target computer is a Windows server.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
Unsupported site server operating system version for Setup;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
Domain membership;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
Pending system restart;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> <<<RuleCategory: Dependent Components>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> <<<CategoryDesc: Checking dependent components for ConfigMgr...>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: Return code:0, Major:10, Minor:50, BuildNum:4000
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
SQL Server version;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: Get Sql edition:Enterprise Edition.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
SQL Server Edition;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: Checking Tcp is enabled to Static port, SQL Server:INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int,
Instance:.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
SQL Server Tcp Port;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: Checking if SQL Server memory is limited.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: SQL Server memory is limited.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
Configuration for SQL Server memory usage;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: Checking if SQL Server memory is configured to reserve minimum memory.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: Installing the central administration site or primary site, requires SQL
Server to reserve a minimum of 8 gigabytes (GB) of memory.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> WARN: SQL Server minimum memory is 8000 MB.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;    SQL Server process memory allocation;
Warning;    Configuration Manager requires SQL Server to reserve a minimum of 8 gigabytes (GB) of memory for the central administration site and primary site and a minimum of 4 gigabytes (GB) for the secondary site. This memory is reserved by
using the Minimum server memory setting under Server Memory Options and is configured by using SQL Server Management Studio. For more information about how to set a fixed amount of memory, see
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=233759.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
Case-insensitive collation on SQL Server;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: Check Machine FQDN: <INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int>.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: getaddrinfo returned success.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
Validate FQDN of SQL Server Computer;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO:CheckSupportedFQDNFormat <INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: NetBIOS <INFPROSCCMCDB>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFPROSCCMCDB.usersad.everis.int;
Primary FQDN;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> <<<RuleCategory: Site Upgrade Requirements>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> <<<CategoryDesc: Checking if the target ConfigMgr site is ready to upgrade...>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> <<<RuleCategory: Database Upgrade Requirements>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> <<<CategoryDesc: Checking the target ConfigMgr database is ready to upgrade...>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> ===== INFO: Prerequisite Type & Server: SDK:INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int
=====
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> <<<RuleCategory: Access Permissions>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> <<<CategoryDesc: Checking access permissions...>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: The rule 'Administrative rights on site system' has been run on server 'INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int',
skipped.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> <<<RuleCategory: System Requirements>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> <<<CategoryDesc: Checking system requirements for ConfigMgr...>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: The rule 'Unsupported site server operating system version for Setup' has
been run on server 'INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int', skipped.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: The rule 'Domain membership' has been run on server 'INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int',
skipped.
<04-25-2014 02:07:09> INFO: Windows Cluster not found on INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int.
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int;
Windows Failover Cluster;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> INFO: The rule 'Pending system restart' has been run on server 'INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int',
skipped.
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> <<<RuleCategory: Dependent Components>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> <<<CategoryDesc: Checking dependent components for ConfigMgr...>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int;
Windows Deployment Tools installed;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> INFO: CheckAdkWinPeInstalled on INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int.
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int;    Windows Preinstallation Environment
installed;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int;
SMS Provider machine has same domain as site server;    Passed
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> <<<RuleCategory: Site Upgrade Requirements>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> <<<CategoryDesc: Checking if the target ConfigMgr site is ready to upgrade...>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> <<<RuleCategory: Database Upgrade Requirements>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> <<<CategoryDesc: Checking the target ConfigMgr database is ready to upgrade...>>>
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> ***************************************************
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> ******* Prerequisite checking is completed. *******
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> ******************************************<04-25-2014 02:07:10> INFO: Updating
Prerequisite checking result into the registry
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> INFO: Connecting to INFPROSCCMCMS.usersad.everis.int registry
<04-25-2014 02:07:10> INFO: Setting registry values
If you wonder whether it might be related to this error:
-2014 02:07:00> INFO: Detected current installed build version [7711] for sitecode [BRA]. For Upgrade, minimum supported installed build version is [7804].
I confirm that this one site is a secondary one that's attached to a primary site and this log is from the CAS server, I managed to tall it and delete it from that site, but still appears listed
on the CAS management console, any idea how to force the removal of a secondary site that's attached to a primary from the CAS site when it has been removed already from said primary?
I've already tried the
Preinst /DELSITE XXX command but it only works when the site to remove it's attached to the local site and certainly not from a CAS
Finally, the version, build number and everything is correct, no idea what could be the problem, does anybody know a way to bypass this or force the re-evaluation of this rules, I've got
the impression that it's being cached somehow.
Any help would be highly appreciated,
Thank you.
Marcelo Estrada MCP-MCTS-MCITP-MCSA-MCSE

Hello again everybody,
I've finally managed to fix this up, in the end I had to delete those entries manually from the database as Garry suggested. After this was done the upgrade has gone through as expected with no further ado and has finalized already, now moving on to the
primary sites.
If anybody out there is facing the same issue, what I did was to delete those "stubborn" records executing the following statements over the CAS database:
DELETE
FROMServerDataWHERESiteCode='XXX'
DELETE
FROMSC_SiteDefinitionWHERESiteCode='XXX'
And this is pretty much about it. I'd recommend to take a proper backup first though as best practice.
Thank you all anyways for your answers and comments,
Marcelo Estrada MCP-MCTS-MCITP-MCSA-MCSE

What is the best upgrade from 10.5.8 leopard.

i just bought a used macbook pro with 2.4GHz core 2 duo and 2 gb memory. what would be the best upgrade to OS. is that enough to run Mountain Lion?
my wife has a new macbook with mountain lion and i prefer alot of the way it looks compared to leopard.

Upgrade Paths to Snow Leopard, Lion, and/or Mountain Lion
You can upgrade to Mountain Lion from Lion or directly from Snow Leopard. Mountain Lion can be downloaded from the Mac App Store for $19.99. To access the App Store you must have Snow Leopard 10.6.6 or later installed.
Upgrading to Snow Leopard
You must purchase Snow Leopard through the Apple Store: Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard - Apple Store (U.S.). The price is $19.99 plus tax. You will be sent physical media by mail after placing your order.
After you install Snow Leopard you will have to download and install the Mac OS X 10.6.8 Update Combo v1.1 to update Snow Leopard to 10.6.8 and give you access to the App Store. Access to the App Store enables you to download Mountain Lion if your computer meets the requirements.
     Snow Leopard General Requirements
       1. Mac computer with an Intel processor
       2. 1GB of memory
       3. 5GB of available disk space
       4. DVD drive for installation
       5. Some features require a compatible Internet service provider;
           fees may apply.
       6. Some features require Apple’s iCloud services; fees and
           terms apply.
Upgrading to Lion
If your computer does not meet the requirements to install Mountain Lion, it may still meet the requirements to install Lion.
You can purchase Lion by contacting Customer Service: Contacting Apple for support and service - this includes international calling numbers. The cost is $19.99 (as it was before) plus tax. It's a download. You will get an email containing a redemption code that you then use at the Mac App Store to download Lion. Save a copy of that installer to your Downloads folder because the installer deletes itself at the end of the installation.
     Lion System Requirements
       1. Mac computer with an Intel Core 2 Duo, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7,
           or Xeon processor
       2. 2GB of memory
       3. OS X v10.6.6 or later (v10.6.8 recommended)
       4. 7GB of available space
       5. Some features require an Apple ID; terms apply.
Upgrading to Mountain Lion
To upgrade to Mountain Lion you must have Snow Leopard 10.6.8 or Lion installed. Purchase and download Mountain Lion from the App Store. Sign in using your Apple ID. Mountain Lion is $19.99 plus tax. The file is quite large, over 4 GBs, so allow some time to download. It would be preferable to use Ethernet because it is nearly four times faster than wireless.
     OS X Mountain Lion - System Requirements
       Macs that can be upgraded to OS X Mountain Lion
         1. iMac (Mid 2007 or newer) - Model Identifier 7,1 or later
         2. MacBook (Late 2008 Aluminum, or Early 2009 or newer) - Model Identifier 5,1 or later
         3. MacBook Pro (Mid/Late 2007 or newer) - Model Identifier 3,1 or later
         4. MacBook Air (Late 2008 or newer) - Model Identifier 2,1 or later
         5. Mac mini (Early 2009 or newer) - Model Identifier 3,1 or later
         6. Mac Pro (Early 2008 or newer) - Model Identifier 3,1 or later
         7. Xserve (Early 2009) - Model Identifier 3,1 or later
To find the model identifier open System Profiler in the Utilities folder. It's displayed in the panel on the right.
     Are my applications compatible?
         See App Compatibility Table - RoaringApps.
     For a complete How-To introduction from Apple see Upgrade to OS X Mountain Lion.

Upgrade path to 8.1 pro using windows 8 pro keys

Hi,
I have a windows 8 pro upgrade license which I bought when windows 8 was launched and have been unable to use it on my existing computer. I would like to use this license on a new computer and want to know what is the correct version of Windows Complete
Install to buy.
One option for me is to buy Windows 7 Home complete install then upgrade to Windows 8 Pro and eventually to Windows 8.1 Pro through the windows store. This is too tedious instead can I buy Windows 8.1 Home and use the Windows 8 Pro keys to upgrade it
to Windows 8.1 Pro directly?
Please advise on the correct version of complete Windows to be bought so I can take advantage of my Windows 8 Pro license.
Best regards,
Jai

Hi Jai
I suggest you to follow upgrade path using your Window 8 pro upgrade license since you already bought it
And I suggest also check whether this PC ready to upgrade to Windows 8.1, you can check using upgrade assistance to check if there is compatibility SW or device before you upgrade
There is 2 method for upgrade to Windows 8.1
1. buy upgrade key
2. buy DVD
Regarding upgrade key or buy the DVD, I suggest contact retailer or Microsoft sales

AIR-WLC2106-K9 upgrade path

Hi Cisco Wireless experts,
I am going to upgrade my existing AIR-WLC2106-K9 (software release 7.0.240) to AIR-CT2504-15-K9. It looks like the new one
AIR-CT2504-15-K9 ships with SW 7.5.
What would be the best way to transfer config to the new one with minimum reconfiguration possible?
Is this possible to run old config from 7.0 onto 7.5? Or any specific upgrade path should be taken?
Thanks in advance!!

Like the other post mentioned, if you understand the configuration, you can backup the config on the 2106 and edit that in a text file editor. Then you can upload that to the new WLC.
You still have to go through the startup wizard on the new WLC just to get it up and running. So maybe what you should do is backup the 2106, and go through the startup wizard on the 2504, but don't connect it to the production network. I would connect it to a switch that isn't on the network and then I would configure my laptop with a static address so I can access the GUI. From there I would upload the config of the 2106 and see if it takes. You can compare the two WLC as the 2504 is t in the production network. If the config takes and your fine with it, then swap them out. If it doesn't work, well then you either have to downgrade the 2504 to the version the 2106 is on or you manually edit the config backup if you know the commands well to edit it.
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NW 7.01 on Oracle 10.2.0.4 - Upgrade Path to NW 7.4 on Oracle 11.2

Hi all
One of our clients has a 2-system-BW-landscape (2 physical hosts) based on the following versions:
* Windows 2008 R2 SP1
* Oracle 10.2.0.4.0
* Oracle Client 10.2.0.4.0
* NetWeaver 7.01 SP7
* SAP Kernel 7.01 Patch 94 64bit UC
As you can see 60% of the setup is no longer in maintenance. The client does not have sufficient hardware ressources for a third physical host.
I wonder what is the best approach (upgrade path) to update to
* Oracle 11.2.0.4
* NetWeaver 7.4
* Kernel 7.41
* Oracle Client 11.2.0.4
My inital thoughts:
Upgrade Kernel from 7.01 64bit UC to 7.20 (non-EXT) 64bit UC
Upgrade Oracle InstantClient from 10.2.0.4 to 11.2.0.4
Upgrade Oracle from 10.2.0.4 to 11.2.0.4
Upgrade NetWeaver to 7.4
I know there are a whole lot of SAP Notes about these topics, but maybe one can already suggest a way to go.
What do you think?
BR Michael

Hi Michael,
These sequence of steps which you described looks good.
Upgrade Kernel from 7.01 64bit UC to 7.20 (non-EXT) 64bit UC
Upgrade Oracle InstantClient from 10.2.0.4 to 11.2.0.4
Upgrade Oracle from 10.2.0.4 to 11.2.0.4
Upgrade NetWeaver to 7.4
Steps 2+3 can be combined together and you will be left with only 3 steps.
Regards,
Deepak Kori

New Clean Mac - Best Migration Path?

I currently have a iMac G5 running Tiger and iLife 06 and have just recieved a new iMac with Leopard pre-installed and was looking for some advice in the best migration path.
I would like to know wether people recommend just using the Migration Assistant to get everything across or should I start afresh and copy across specific photos, music, mail files etc?
The question stems from the fact that the G5 has had a couple of upgrades in its time and I look at things such as the iphoto library files and they seem to be mutiple libraries (ie iphoto library, iphoto 6 library) and other duplicate files. So not sure if MA will sort and clean these out or will copy all across?
Any thoughts would be apreciated........thanks Daniel

Hello Daniel,
Very similar issues here. Just upgraded from a G4 to an intel 2.4G. I cloned the G4 onto an external. Set up the new iMac. Connected to the external and ported across only those files I wanted or needed. Now have a clean iMac with no clutter or unwanted junk on it. Double checked that everything was in order before wiping the external and cloning again.
Hang on to the G5 - Just in case you missed something. A flash drive or CD will resolve any issues.
Regards
Ian

A.W. 6.0.4 Upgrade path to X

I bought a copy of A.W. 6.0.4, my iBook is completely X. I can not install the 6.0.4 and the updater will not recognize the install CD as being in the "correct" area.
Any ideas on how to make a upgrade path so I can get A.W. 6.0.4 to 6.2.9.
I do have a OS 8.6 computer but if I install 6.0.4 to upgrade I will be installing another copy of Apple works. I am stuck
Thanks
Sue

Hello Susan,
Classic installs under OS X as if it were another program. Basically, classic mode runs just like any other program in OS X. It doesn't require you to remove OS X first.
So, it shouldn't be much of an inconvenience. I think it only takes a couple of minutes to run the installer (it's been a while since I installed it).
I can understand if you didn't want Classic on the machine, but it doesn't require anything fancy (no removal or changes to OS X) to install it.
Basically, if you install Classic under OS X, it just looks and behaves like any other OS X application.
To run classic, you just launch it, and then run any of the OS 9 applications you want. OS X then decides whether it is a classic mode program or OS X program and handles it accordingly. For all intents and purposes, it is pretty seamless.
Some people have classic mode configured to launch with the booting of OS X. Then, you can run OS 9 and OS X programs side by side, and not have to even think about classic mode. In that arrangement, you wouldn't even think about whether it was an OS 9 or OS X application.
But, personally, I prefer to just launch classic when needed. Otherwise, I just leave it closed.
I'm not sure if you are familiar with classic mode on OS X or not, but it isn't the same as dual booting, or having 2 separate operating systems installed. You don't choose between them when you boot, you just run classic on top of OS X.
Apple has actually made it so that many of the newer machines can only use classic mode on top of OS X. The newer machines cannot even boot OS 9 as a stand-alone operating system.
I can understand if you don't want to install the classic mode for OS X, but it would probably be more convenient to do that than to purchase a new copy of AppleWorks.
Best of luck to you whatever you decide. Let me know if you have other questions I might be able to answer for you.

Looking for the Proper WAAS Upgrade Path

A while back I started upgrading some of our WAAS 274/574 devices and once I got halfway through I relized I was on the wrong path to get the devices to accelerate and compress Native ICA for our Citrix sessions.
So Currently I have half our devices at 4.3.3c and the other half at 4.4.7
So my questions are....
What is the latest greatest version that I should be at for Native ICA Acceleration?
What is the best upgrade/downgrade path I should take to get there?

Dan,
It is recommended/required to run 4.2.1 (or a later version) before you install Version 5.3.1
You cannot upgrade from 4.0, 4.1, or 4.2 to 5.3.1 since it is NOT supported
Here you have a link about it:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/app_ntwk_services/waas/waas/v531/release/notes/ws531xrn.html#wp63349
Please see the hardware specifications
Hope this helps!
Jorge

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