Update/Upgrade problem

I have Aperture on my iMac at home andat my MacBookPro. My iMac requested for an update to 3.2 – which Idid. The problem is I can not update Aperture on my MacBookPro. Itdoes not work via Appstore, download from the Apple web page is notpossible to install, it refers to the Appstore – which does notoffer any update.
And now the BIG problem – theexported library from my iMac is not readable/compatible with theAperture on my MacBookPro. Which means – if I do something at home- I can not use in the my photo-shooting class at the school Iattend.
What is going wrong?
Ivan Civin
[email protected]

To ways to update from the App Store.
First go to the Purchased tab in the App Store. You should see Aperture listed on the left and on the right a button which could be marked either installed (grayed out) or update (clickable).
If that doesn't work delete Aperture (the application not the libraries) form the Apllications folder and go back to the App Store. Now you'll be bale to re-install it.
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I look forward for your replies :)

Hi
thanks for your answer. I follow your suggestion and have set the constraints of both tables into the database directly.Nevertheless it doesn´t work to begin. In the next step i found by right click on a table the listpoint "configure" - I goes to "unique key" --> creation method and set here follow options: Constraint State = ENABLE, Constraint Validation = Validate. That error message that appears before by the deployment disappears yet. Now i start the job to test if the insert/update process works right. Finally it seems to work - but not really.
My Testscenario
1. Load the data from source table about the staging area to data warehouse table: Check - it works!
2. Change one data record in source table
3. Load the source table with changed data record once again to staging area: Check - it works!
4. Load new staging area table with the changed data record to data warehouse table: Check it works! BUT, BUT i can not recognize if it is insert or update operation, then under the design window by jobs execution windows is reported "rows selected 98", Rows inserted" is empty and "rows updated" is empty. So i think works not correct, then my opinion if it works correct it should show be "rows updated" 1.
What can yet now still be wrong or forgotten? Any ideas?
*By the way think not 98 rows there is not important if you make an update or insert which performance. It is an example table the right tables have million of records.*
I look forward for your answers :)

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