Hello, My company is running RMS 1.3 and have the RMS 1.3R1 and RMS 2.0 software. We would like to upgrade to RMS 2.0 and to Sql2005 Standard Edition. Does Microsoft have a documented upgrade plan, one that can be counted on? Thanks, Jim
Microsofts Recommended Upgrade Plan
Apr 20, 2007
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Hello, My company is running RMS 1.3 and have the RMS 1.3R1 and RMS 2.0 software. We would like to upgrade to RMS 2.0 and to Sql2005 Standard Edition. Does Microsoft have a documented upgrade plan, one that can be counted on? Thanks, Jim
Hello, My company is running RMS 1.3 and have the RMS 1.3R1 and RMS 2.0 software. We would like to upgrade to RMS 2.0 and to Sql2005 Standard Edition. Does Microsoft have a documented upgrade plan, one that can be counted on? Thanks, Jim
I am not sure weather you should upgrade or not, I am holding off because of the fact I hear too many issues...If I were to upgrade I would deffineatly use a partner...one of the best in the business as far as I'm concerned is Jeff@CheckPointSoftware...he is very fare and awesome to work with. If you want his info contact me at snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com and I will give you his contact info! Best of luck!
Wow... 2 of my hero's... Vince and Root... still not making the move to
2.0... I sure hope they get a service pack out soon!BTW you folks rock!!!
Marc Wagner
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database structure stays the same, so there are no worries there.
database update, and there may still be an issue or two that needs to be remedied involving the database update before comitting to it.
We would like to upgrade to RMS 2.0 and to Sql2005 Standard Edition. Does Microsoft have a documented upgrade plan, one that can be counted on?
Hello, My company is running RMS 1.3 and have the RMS 1.3R1 and RMS 2.0 software. We would like to upgrade to RMS 2.0 and to Sql2005 Standard Edition. Does Microsoft have a documented upgrade plan, one that can be counted on? Thanks, Jim
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