My customer has an existing coldfusion server version 5.x running on windows 2003. They would like to upgrade it to windows 2008/12. We are new to coldfusion, hence want to understand if coldfusion 5.x is supported on 2008/12. If not what should be our migration strategy to upgrade to coldfusion 10.x. Stepped or one shot.
Appreciate your time, thanks in advance.
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We have a legacy application, currently using ojdbc6.jar which cannot be upgraded now. However we want to upgrade to Oracle 19c. Can we use ojdbc6.jar with Oracle 19c?
If the answer is no, then can we set compatible to 11.2.0 to be able to use ojdbc6.jar?
Normally you can use older drivers for newer databases. You just can not use the newer features of the newer database. If the driver is really old, the dba can change the sqlnet.ora on the server to allow connections from older versions.
For example: SQLNET.ALLOWED_LOGON_VERSION_CLIENT=11 allows a client from version 11 to connect to the databases.
Better is to make sure the app is upgraded for support of the latest LTS release. In this case that would be 19c. Allowing older versions to connect can have security considerations.
In the jdbc Frequently Asked Questions you will find a lot of information.
Is Gupta Team developer 6.2 compatible with Windows 10 ?
We are upgrading our systems from windows 7 to windows 10 and we have centura version 6.2. Do we have to upgrade the Centura to a higher version or will Windows 10 support the current version?
I have no experience with Gupta 6.2, but 5.2 has issues on Windows 10. I have migrated to 7.1.2 and have had no issues since.
If you can do so, i'd seriously consider upgrading to a newer version, the quality of life improvements are well worth it.
Yes TD6.2 works fine with Windows 10 in my experience*
Your question refers to 'Gupta TeamDeveloper' and then reverts to 'Centura version 6.2' . There is no such thing as 'Centura' anymore ever since v1.5, unless you are talking about a 16bit version.
*So assuming you actually do mean Gupta TeamDeveloper v6.2 --> 32 or 64bit , then yes it works fine with Windows 10. Of course, TD6.2 is way past end-of-life support, so you wont get much help from Gupta on this, as the latest supported version is TD7.3
Thoroughly recommend you visit our Gupta TeamDeveloper Forum here:
Team Developer SQLWindows Community Forum ( register and you get more options ) where you can get expert help/advice etc.
Go here for version information and compatibility matrix for each: Version Info and Compatibility Matrix . Note that 6.2 on Win10 is not certified by OpenText, but it seems to work anyway.
I'm having following problem:
We, in our company, are working in a mixed environment. Thin clients (HP-T520) and laptops. Our users connect to a citrix server to go onto the internet. We use a web application for our main business (which we navigate to trough citrix).
We notice a remarkable performance issue on the thin clients. The laptops are not facing this performance issue.
Someone can help me finding the root cause of this issue? I presume there will be some local resources used on the portable which are not available on the thin client, but I do not have a clue where to look or log this.
Thanks in advance!
We managed to resolve the issue. The Thin Clients had Citrix version 4.1 installed. This version doesn't have gfx render. We upgraded to version 4.5, this resolved the issue since it uses hardware acceleration.
We got Clearcase multisite environment which includes four sites...
• Main site hosted on RHEL 5.3 (Tikanga) with CC version 7.1.2.5
• Two more sites hosted on Solaris 10 with CC version 7.0.1.8.
• Last site on Windows server 2003 SP2 with CC version 7.0.1.8
database schema version: 54
VOB family feature level: 5
License is Atria.
we are looking forward to upgrade to clearcase version 8.x due to end of support of 7.1.2 version.
Believe lots of folks could have done this, Appreciate if you could share your experience and upgrade guide for us.
Waiting for your valuable updates.
Have started my planning, will update this thread with my question and my finding too.
Mostly windows client with version 7.0.1.8, Can this same version talk to CC server with 8.X ?
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Mani.
Mostly windows client with version 7.0.1.8, Can this same version talk to CC server with 8.X ?
That would be addressed by the "Compatibility across releases for ClearCase clients and servers"
That shows CC clients and view servers, even in 7.0.x, are mostly compatible with a Vob Server in 8.x.
Having done many migrations of that type, you want to:
test that compatibility of those old clients with a test vob server
Make sure new CC clients are available for users to migrate when they are ready
Check that uninstalling their old client / installing the new ClearTeam 7.x client is documented (because they might have to re-create their views, since ClearTeam supports now dynamic view and special snapshot "web" views)
I'm new to the windows phone 7 application project. I dont know how to use the database in windows phone 7. Would u please help me for this one?
As far as I'm aware you cannot use any form of a MS SQL database at the moment - you have to use IsolatedStorage. However, I believe there is an update coming later in the year codenamed 'mango' that will introduce the ability to use a SQL CE database.
I have found this though which demonstrates how to use SQLite: http://www.wirebear.com/blog/2010/11/12/using-sqlite-in-your-wp7-app
I would recommend the Sterling database. Lightweight, supports tombstoning and great support. Install using NuGet or download here
There are lots of database options for Windows Phone 7. See Local Sql database support for Windows phone 7