Re: Baan and Oracle 10g upgrade

oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org gravou em 2005-08-09 13:41:50:

> Anyone out there running Baan (ERP application) on Oracle 10g?
>
> I'm planning an upgrade - currently on 8.0.6 and trying to decide
> if we should go to 9i or 10g.

        The one thing to check is if the version(s) you are planning to migrate to is supported by your application vendor. PeopleSoft, for example, hasn't yet certified for v10.

        Then, try to arrange extensive test, including load, volumes, performance, and user acceptance. This way your bases will be covered.

        And document everything, so that if anything goes wrong you can point to paperwork proving you did your homework.

        One last thing: if you decide to stay at v9, document that when the decision was taken that was the best possible decision and was bought in by all stakeholders, or someone might haunt you later saying 'you should have gone straight to v10'.

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