Wheres my Unix OWB 10 G

Hi all, I am possibly one of the few using OWB on Solaris.
When can we expect to see the Unix OWB 10G ???
No good having only the Dev Client for 10G.
I want to upgrade my server components, although, Im not going to use the upgrade script, the version from 9.04 to 9.2 did not work, so I suspect trying to run it from 9.2 to 10G will not work either.
Dont get me wrong the script did run to completion, the problems started when you tried to modify the target schema using the wizards, it kept saying you need blah runtime, basically it really screwed up the runtime to the point I had to manually remove all OWB objects and start from scratch.
So assure me please, someone upgrade from OWB 9.2 to 10 G on solaris, then use the 10 Runtime to drop a target schema(the 9.2 upgraded one), add a target schema (the previously upgraded dropped one), and see if it does not give the error about needing a 9.2 runtime.
Next drop/remove the upgraded 9.2/10 G runtime platform, and all targets.
Reinstall the runtime, under same user, reinstall all targets. Try deploying all objects again from design client.
Hmm, case 2, Install a new 10 G runtime into Solaris DB, use same target schemas as the 9.2 platform. Parallel operation along side existing 9.2.
attempt changes using 9.2 and 10G, any runtime platform object confilcts???
If you can say OWB upgrade from 9.2 to 10 G is fine given those cases, then I am happy upgrading my production OWB systems should be somewhat easier.
Oh and again, when is Solaris 10 available ?? :)
Thanks,
Richard.

Hi Richard,
Not sure what issues you ran into with the 904 migration, but if there are any I hope you contacted support so we can fix it.
We tested the 9 to 10 conversion extensively and in our cases that worked. We tested with many cases, and if there is one in your case that does not work please do log a tar so we can improve this for our users.
I will try the upgrade tomorrow and see what happens if I do drop a target.
On your second case, I'm not sure how you can consider using the same schemas on the same box as running in parallel? I think you will run into fundamental problems if you run 10g and 9.2 into the same schemas. How can OWB figure out which table to write into, and you can't have 2 incarnations. I would not recommend you doing this. I also think this is a fairly unconvential way of running parallel...
But I will try to replay some of the things you mentioned.
On the Solaris one, just to warn you ahead of time, Solaris will be only supported for 64 bit OS. The reason in database support and therefore OWB support is limited to 64 bit Solaris as of 10g RDBMS and OWB 10g (basically the same tech stack).
Solaris is being addressed as we type, so I would expect the UX platforms to all come available within the next couple of weeks.
Thanks,
Jean-Pierre

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