Hi Dave,

As one customer to another... the main reason I would suggest upgrading
frequently is bugs.

SAPDB is still not real mature for a lot of purposes.  SAP obvious does
extensive testing with R/3, but their testing sometimes has let bugs
through.  Many of the basic SQL functionality has had a bug or two.  In the
2+ years we have used SAPDB, we have run into at least 3 major bugs (memory
leaks when select returns no rows, join problems, etc.)

The storage system itself seems reliable, but even that seems to have had a
lot of changes from 7.3 --> 7.4.

I'm not saying SAPDB is unreliable - just that new versions always seem to
improve bugs, not make them worse.   Why run into bugs that might have
already been fixed in the latest release?

  Stephen


-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Guyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 1:06 PM
To: SAP List
Subject: 7.4.3.17 or 7.4.3.25?


Let's start with a generic question:  Is there a short list of the 
significant changes in a new version?  I don't want the detailed list 
of every bug and its resolution.

Specifically, we are developing under 7.4.3.17 with RedHat 7.3.  Is 
there any reason that I might want to propose upgrading the development 
box to 7.4.3.25 and do new installs with 7.4.3.25?  

Our application is written in Java and we are using JDBC.  What other 
information do you need to answer my questions?

Thank you in advance for your responses.

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