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Is a database migration required to upgrade from 9.8p2 to 9.90

Paul Meaders

We are currently running Asset Manager v9.8p2 and are planning to upgrade to v9.90.  The upgrade documentation was not clear as to if there is a database migration required between 9.8 and 9.9

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Paul

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    Yes.  You always want to upgrade / migrate / convert just for the fact the build number is different (regardless of structure changes).

    NOTE:  When the time comes to perform, make sure your Admin employee record pwd is blank else the process will fail.  Hopefully someone knows what this value is, so it can be put back after.

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    Yes.  You always want to upgrade / migrate / convert just for the fact the build number is different (regardless of structure changes).

    NOTE:  When the time comes to perform, make sure your Admin employee record pwd is blank else the process will fail.  Hopefully someone knows what this value is, so it can be put back after.

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