It was a problem with a missing .so file and yes the way to fix that was to run 
the installer to upgrade - else the patch would fail as there would be a 
failure to bring up the AR Server..

Cheers
 
Joe



----- Original Message ----
From: Frank Caruso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, April 4, 2007 1:31:18 PM
Subject: Re: Updating a server via coping files directly

** A couple of thoughts:

1. Since the production database has already been upgraded to patch 20 then I 
would think re-running the installer on the other box would do nothing to the 
database. I believe it checks a table (control???) for the dbase patch version. 

2. If the other box has version of ARS (say p19 installed) could you not just 
copy the entire ARS directory (/opt/ar/ or /usr/ar) from the p20 server to the 
new other server? This would capture all ARS binaries, libs, so, etc. 

I do remember seeing something about how p20 file down load did not include all 
of the files, and that users had to download  the installer to get the missing 
ones.

Frank




On 4/4/07, Halstead, Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
** 
I'm trying to upgrade a secondary server to patch 20. We're running ARSystem 
with Oracle under Solaris.  We are creating a server group so I can't use the 
installer to install the patch as it will touch the production database.  So 
I'm copying files directly.
 
While following the directions to do this under Unix, I noticed that there is 
no "server" binary in the patch 20 files (arservora).  Also, I am a little 
confused on steps 3 and 5.
 
"3) Copy the new patched binaries to the ARSystem installation directory."
Is this referring to the libiuc*bmc.so*, libxerces*bmc.so*, libxalan*bmc.so* 
files that are listed under the "For Solaris:" part under the "Files Patched" 
portion of the readme file?

"5) Copy the other patched files into the ARSystem installation directory."
And, is this referring to the "File Patched: Unix and Linux" portion of the 
readme file?
 
Since I can't seem to find the arservora to rename it to arserverd, I can't 
complete step 6.
I usually use the installer to do the patches, so this is my first time coping 
files.  Any help would be appreciated.
 
Thanks,
 
Bob Halstead
Bresnan Communications
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Specific Integration, Inc.
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