Tricia_Rosas
Active Member
OW B733.2/SP11.1/AS400/WNNT4.0 SP5/SQL Server 7.0 central objects
What would be the procedures on testing a Service Pack in another
environment like CRP. We would like to test these SP before putting them
in production, instead of a problem occurring and then rolling back to
older version. I am not sure if this is possible, because we only have one
deployment server with B7332, with one system folder which is the SP we are
using now SP11.1. My understanding is that when you build a new package in
that environment it will pickup the SP from the system folder not matter
what environment you are in, maybe we need to test the SP in CRP and not
build a full package in prod for at least a week so it will not pickup the
latest SP, kinda scary because one my pass us by and a user could be using
the new SP while everyone else is using the old one.
Then the AS400, we would need to install on the Enterprise Server, and I
believe that all environments will be using the SP immediately. Any
suggestions would be helpful on how you handle these new SP in a testing
environment.
Thanks,
Tricia Rosas
Edwards Cardiovascular Resources
Assoc. Technical Specialist
(Email) [email protected]
What would be the procedures on testing a Service Pack in another
environment like CRP. We would like to test these SP before putting them
in production, instead of a problem occurring and then rolling back to
older version. I am not sure if this is possible, because we only have one
deployment server with B7332, with one system folder which is the SP we are
using now SP11.1. My understanding is that when you build a new package in
that environment it will pickup the SP from the system folder not matter
what environment you are in, maybe we need to test the SP in CRP and not
build a full package in prod for at least a week so it will not pickup the
latest SP, kinda scary because one my pass us by and a user could be using
the new SP while everyone else is using the old one.
Then the AS400, we would need to install on the Enterprise Server, and I
believe that all environments will be using the SP immediately. Any
suggestions would be helpful on how you handle these new SP in a testing
environment.
Thanks,
Tricia Rosas
Edwards Cardiovascular Resources
Assoc. Technical Specialist
(Email) [email protected]