Hi,
I mean "Upgrade". The other option would be "Overwrite". I wrote "Install"
only to make sure you understood that you run the installer on the copied
instance. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
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> Hi Misi,
>
> I did follow the exact process steps B you have mentioned for upgrade of my
> custom app from 7.1 to 8.1
> Using RRRchive was probably the best decision as it was able to migrate data
> which even AR Migrator was could not do for certain forms. Also DDM is
> compatible 7.6.04 onwards only.
>
> Now I am thinking about upgrading from 8.1 to 9.0 and thinking of following
> A.
> A - upgrade
> 1. Copy your prod db
> 2. Install/Upgrade the DB-copy using the Remedy installer
> 3. Use DDM or RRR|Chive to copy delta data when you switch your users to the
> new server
>
> Is the point number 2 referring to getting a copy of db and then running the
> installer in install/upgrade (what is diff in install and upgrade mode?)
> mode on the copy db. Do we have to give the same db details (name, port,
> schema, uname, SID/service name) like in the prod or it may vary?
>
> Regards,
> Saurabh
>
>
>
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