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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cdawes" data-source="post: 140476" data-attributes="member: 365">Joe,please try searching the Oracle site for a Red Paper called "Multifoundation with Tools Release 8.97 and Onwards".It was publised July 2009 and has the file name "(MultifoundationToolsRel8.97.pdf".What you want to do is achievable. I would strongly recommend 898.2.1.CPU as opposed to 8.98.2.0. Typically the ".0" releases are packed ful of new great stuff and this one is no different. I had one of my consultants who did have some issues with 8.98.2.0 (812, AS400)and they are moving to 8.98.2.1.CPU. I'm doing an Xe to 9.0.1 (Oracle DBMS, OAS) upgrade this week and will be going with the latest.Please try checking the following tables:F96511 (this is likely the smoking gun and you have to SQL it)P9654A (accesses the F9650 and F9651 and this is another possible smoking gun)In the P9654A make sure that you have an entry for your new Enterprise Server on the new port. Wslect the new enterprise server and on the Form exit select environment.Enter your new environment that is on the new server.Generate the server map (I usually back up my F986110 and F98611 in the Server Map before doing this).Also check your path code definition to make sure that the new path code exists.The path code needs to have data sources for the Central Objects defined in both the Server Map and System Map.OCM's of course need to be defined in both locations as well.Colin</blockquote>