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Regardless, to install everything and considering also that I have 3 languages, I have to say it went much faster than expected. If you unzip everything up front I like WinRar for that you will save even more time. So… it was easy. And it was fast. Would I do it in-place in real life on my environments — especially in Production?

Or unless I have no client tools, no add-ons, just Web Intelligence and have thoroughly tested the process on a mirrored environment and it was successful. For completeness, this is the second time I try this upgrade. The first attempt went really bad so I had to revert to my VM backup. Honestly, as a dev server is works quite well. Regarding the upgrade, you and me both. If you want to cut on downtime and risks, it's a side by side job.

Interesting, I would not have expected it to handle this much work. Thanks for sharing this Patrick. I will also be doing a side-by-side upgrade to BI 4. I was interested to see that your testing for Webi RC failed with invalid dimensions. I'll keep a look out for those! What in situation that you would like to use a side-by-side method and migrate BO from server A with BO version 4.

Therefore if I would like to proceed with whole content promotion it will be necessary to adjust export jobs so Explorer objects wouldn't be included. At first no problem. But in the test we found a issu. SSO with web side and webi client tool is no problem. If you open an ao report from Plattform there are also no Problem. Did you have her about that? Skip to Content. Technical Articles Patrick Perrier. June 26, 10 minute read. Optional: Delete old versions One issue with in-place upgrades is that you are adding yet again more software on your server.

Simple and elegant way to get rid of intermediate versions of BI Packages, where which you do not need to uninstall and reinstall the latest version. Tool does not require any downtime of the BI system servers or services and applications. Always is.

I like to separate my tests in three sections: Functionality Testing. Are all features working? Content Testing. Are my Universes, Webi, Crystal, etc still working and as expected? Performance Testing.

Functionality Testing I would usually do over hundred individual tests here. The July release Until then… Looking forward to properly test lots of Webi, Crystal Reports and Analysis for Office and see what the results are.

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