Thank you both :-)
Now I see what you meant.
I did that the other day when upgrading v7.1.7.0 to v8.1.0.0
And I did a test from v8.1.0.0 to v8.1.1.0 and even that small step
included new licenses, so I did "REGister LICense FILE=*.lic"
I was only doing it once per version jump before... when up
Zoltan is correct... you have to install the license package from 8.1.0.0,
I believe. Otherwise you'll get nasty messages in the actlog. Though I'm
not sure if it actually breaks functionality.
If there any IBMers browsing on a Friday afternoon, PMR 53017,082,000 is
opened in reference to our i
I would assume the server license as a minimum. Every time we have jumped
a version, there is a new server licensing part/files and we have to do a
REGister LICense FILE=*.lic on the server after it is up-and-running.
On Fri, Nov 17, 2017 at 2:11 PM, Sasa Drnjevic
wrote:
> First of all thank yo
First of all thank you so much for all the info!
Can you please just clarify the following:
"Licensing files need to be updated with the 8.1.0.x packages."
Which/whose "Licensing files"? Client, server or OC? In which case
(upgrade to 8.1.2.0 or 8.1.3.0?
THNX!
--
Sasa Drnjevic
www.srce.unizg.
One thing I forgot to mention... if you use 3rd party CA certs anywhere,
you'll want to store the password hash prior to performing the upgrade:
TSM:> q sslkeyringpw
Copy the password to clipboard
In instance directory:
gsk8capicmd_64 -keydb -stashpw -db cert.kdb
Paste password when prompted. c
I wanted to update this email thread with some of the gotchas that we have
or are experiencing due to our upgrade from 7.1.7 to 8.1.3:
- Watch out when using configuration management or a library manager. I
don't have it documented very carefully, but if you're in a configuration
management envir
I assume that the data stored in the SQL databases is the primary retention
target.
If that is the case, how about a flat file dump to a central storage, then use
another client to scoop that up monthly.
Use resourceutilization to give it several sessions, and back up to the VTL.
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