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uprade to IDS 9.4 64bit

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Old 04-20-2008, 08:00 AM
Rastislav Janac
 
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Default uprade to IDS 9.4 64bit


Dear friends

as far as I understand, the upgrade from IDS 9.40.UCx to IDS 9.40.FCx is
only dynamic shared memory matter,
which means no job on chunks needs to be done, only ONCONFIG shared
memory parameters and binaries replacement
is required. Could you confirm? Or am I wrong?
Thanks a lot

Regards

Rasto

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Old 04-20-2008, 08:00 AM
Jonathan Leffler
 
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Rastislav Janac wrote:
> As far as I understand, the upgrade from IDS 9.40.UCx to IDS 9.40.FCx is
> only dynamic shared memory matter,
> which means no job on chunks needs to be done, only ONCONFIG shared
> memory parameters and binaries replacement
> is required. Could you confirm? Or am I wrong?


There are small changes on disk, but the server looks after those for
you. Yes, to upgrade from 9.40.UCx to 9.40.FCy (y >= x) is simply a
question of installing the new software and restarting the server.

IIRC, in 9.40 you can also revert 64-bit to 32-bit - I forget whether
there's a manual step to do or not.

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