July 19, 2007, 10:13 AM
hammo1jThanks Prarie
Can also do this in Power Search
(76 or 7.6) and (studio or dev)
Checked
IBI case searchbut individual sites can only look at their own cases...
July 19, 2007, 07:50 PM
RichHALWAYS check the Release Notes for known issues. That saves a lot of time.
July 20, 2007, 09:41 AM
Dan KennyWe've been chasing "the bleeding edge" of each WebFOCUS release since 5.3.2 at our campus, and have finally settled into 7.6.2 for our production and test environments (with no plans to go for any more "major" upgrades for quite a while).
With that said, we have ALWAYS encountered upgrade issues, and I have diligently searched Focal Point, Known Problems on advanced searched, etc.
The problem with the Known Problems is that it only show for cases that have been submitted and in a "Closed" or "Submitted to Product Division" state. That's fine for many cases, but (for example), we have 6 cases open, all in an "IBI Researching" state and some are dated back to 2006.
It would be sure nice to be able to see these show up on the Known Problems, as I often wonder if there other tangentally-related instances out there in other customer case-space with some of the challenges we've experienced -- with our adapters, Firefox support, etc.
It would also be nice if "Known Problems" played a more prominent presence on the tech support website. I went for a year not knowing about the existence of the ability to search other closed cases through advanced search. It looks like I'm not alone in being "clueless" about this valuable feature for problem resolution research.
Regards,
-- Dan
University of Nebraska at Omaha
Prod: WF 7.6.2 Linux BID/MRE/DataMigrator Test: WF 7.6.2 Linux BID/MRE/DataMigrator
July 20, 2007, 07:37 PM
FortuneCookieThe upgrade considerations doc is helpful as well.
http://documentation.informationbuilders.com/masterinde..._wf/wf_upgrade76.pdfDepending upon the release you're coming from you may have to pick up more then one. It'll at least give you an idea as to what you should consciously look for.