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10.2 to 11.0 upgrade

  • September 14, 2016
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When upgrading to 10.0 from 10.2 M030, I have 2 questions.

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Are there are negatives to upgrading on the same production server?

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I have always seen where most upgrade to a separate server, for fear of conflicts with db, wc folders, vaults, etc.

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What is the 1st accept MOR to upgrade to

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I have always read where anything before M020 has too many bugs to upgrade to. If not M030.
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Thanks
Larry Jett

Best answer by MikeLockwood

In the past it was customary to wait for several releases.  With PTC's recent commitment to release testing, etc. it may much more reasonable to wait for only M010.  But - Each new MOR includes new / changed functionality so one has to keep a close ear to what others report on each release.

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September 14, 2016

Definitely safer to upgrade to a different server, leaving the source alone.  But, many people have one good production server and much lower hardware for non-production and don't have the choice.

When using the same server, need to very strictly and carefully document paths, etc., and shut down HTTP Server and Windchill DS from one when addressing the other.

Advisable and relatively easy to practice this by installing on a test server, adding a small amount of data to it, and then proceeding.  Completely safe this way to develop and document the procedure.

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September 14, 2016

Thanks Mike.
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What MOR would you wait till, before doing an upgrade. Would you upgrade to 11.0 M010, wait till M020, or all way till M030.
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Larry

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In the past it was customary to wait for several releases.  With PTC's recent commitment to release testing, etc. it may much more reasonable to wait for only M010.  But - Each new MOR includes new / changed functionality so one has to keep a close ear to what others report on each release.

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