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Old 12-01-07, 11:41
msk2007 msk2007 is offline
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Upgrading from V8 server to V10
If we install V10 on our current server running V8, is it going to be a seamless upgrade? Anyone with bad experience? Do i need to uninstall and install? what's your recommendations

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Old 12-01-07, 12:15
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I would recommend uninstalling v8, reboot, install v10.
SHouldn't be any problems from the Pervasive side. You'd want to test your application with v10 in a test environment first.
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