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Assura version compatibility and availability

Kabal

Hello, couple questions

 1. I see we have license for assura41, in the installscape we have the following versions of Assura available for installation:

613.04.10.001

613.04.10.018

613.04.10.006

614.04.10.006

614.04.12.001

614.04.12.010

 

What i was wondering is, how come there not be a version 614.04.12.008 then? I suppose if we have license for even its latest packages, then we supposed to have access to some intermediate packages?

 

2. i'v been told in previous post that it is wise to use Assura 614 with the IC614, but do you think there might be some major problem if we'd use IC614 with any Assura of version 613, even if that Assura is still 4.1 ?

 

3. Can hotfix of some Assura 614 be installed on base of Assura 613, thus turning that base Assura 613 to Assura 614?

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  • Hi Kabal

    Here are my replies:
    a. The intermediate versions are just hotfixes so they simply be removed when a hotfix of higher version is available. You can just use the latest package.

    b. While I think there will not be any problems, it is better to use Assura(614) with IC614 for better compatibility.

    c. No, it is not advisable to do that. Please do a proper installation. : )

    Best regards
    Quek

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  • Hi Kabal

    Here are my replies:
    a. The intermediate versions are just hotfixes so they simply be removed when a hotfix of higher version is available. You can just use the latest package.

    b. While I think there will not be any problems, it is better to use Assura(614) with IC614 for better compatibility.

    c. No, it is not advisable to do that. Please do a proper installation. : )

    Best regards
    Quek

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