Yeah, we're stuck on an Atrium upgrade from 8.1.00 to 8.1.02 also.
The first time, admin server upgraded fine, but non-admin server
reported that there was no Atrium server to upgrade. One week later, we
tried again, but this time we got an upgrade version incompatibility on
the admin server.
I've been working with BMC on it, but all we find is the correct
'upgrade from' which is version 8.1.00.
The weird thing is that we had db copies and vm snapshots to roll back
to, so there shouldn't have been anything left over from the upgrade
attempt.
rp
On 2/13/2015 2:18 PM, Chris Pagels wrote:
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Rick,
I also ran into the issue with the Atrium CMDB 8.1.02 upgrade where
the binaries were not copied to the secondary servers. I never
received a good answer from BMC as to why it is occurring.
Chris Pagels
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*Sent:* Friday, February 13, 2015 1:03 PM
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*Subject:* Re: 8.1.02 Server Installation -- Database Upgrade
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Tami, I've not had that problem, but I've had a few others with the
8.1.02 install packages. One thing that Support told me was that they
are using a new Installer technology for the first time in this release.
One issue I had is that the AR System install won't accept a DB name
with any special characters in it, even though neither AR System nor
SQL mind them.
Also dealing with an issue with the Atrium Core install, which leaves
out an entire /bin directory (among possibly other things).
Rick Cook
On Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 12:52 PM, Tami Palacky <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
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i am installing 8.1.02 on a brand new server and i am not getting
the database upgrade prompt, so it is defaulting to Yes. is there
a place to change that after installing?
Windows server 2012 R2
SQL database 2012 R2
thank you
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