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How does Efficy application choose what Oracle client should be used? (10.2 , 11.2 ?)

Fri, 05 Jul 2019 09:50:33 +0000

Hello,

In the scope of migration from Efficy 10.2 to 11.2 I am facing some challanges with the Oracle client upgrade 32bit -> 64bit

Problem : At the client we have 20+ production servers and they have to be updated in rather short time. In case of unforeseen issues with the upgrade the impact on downtime of Efficy PRD is big.

To diminish this impact we thought about the following solution :
- Install 64 bit version server by server before the migration day
- inside the PATH variable specify 32 bit version and not 64
- during the migration day switch PATH from 32 to 64

Questions :
Do you see any flows in the foreseen solution ?
How does exactly Efficy choose what oracle client should be used ?
Is it possible to specify explicitly to Efficy application, what version should be used ?

Thank you in advance,
Best regards,
Vladimir

DialogHeader has disapear on Efficy 10th SP2

Mon, 23 Jan 2017 10:18:01 +0000

From: Pierre Le Cocquen
Sent: lundi 16 janvier 2017 16:06
To: Pierre-Philippe Fouret pfo@efficy.com
Cc: Vincent Hanuse vha@efficy.com; Stéphane Roncin sro@efficy.com
Subject: Bug SP2

Salut Pierre-Philippe.

Lors d’un upgrade 10 => 10 SP2, je suis tombé sur le problème suivant :

Dans le fichier standard MacroDialog.txt, la macro DialogHeader a disparu.

Workaround : dans MacroDialogCustom.txt, insérer la définition suivante :

DialogHeader {[

           <%UseStyleSheet()%>

           <%UseScript('js/config/require.config.js', fixedpath=T, data-custombase='%%GetCustomBase()')%>

           <%Evaluate("%%Macro('RequireConfigCustom')")%>

           <%UseScript('../lib/js/vendor/require.js', fixedpath=T)%>

           <%UseScript("scripts/Mootools.js", fixedline=T)%>

           <%UseScript("scripts/Mooclasses.js", fixedline=T)%>

           <%UseScript("scripts/Base.js", fixedline=T)%>

           <%UseScript("scripts/Efficy.js", fixedline=T)%>

           <%UseScript("scripts/Desktop.js", fixedline=T)%>

           <%UseScript("scripts/Translate.js", fixedline=T)%>

           <%UseScript("custom/Custom.js", fixedline=T)%>

           <script type="text/javascript">

                          window.addEvent('load', function() { PageTips = InitTips('*[title]') });

           </script>

]}

Remarque : le corps de cette macro est celui de la macro présente en Efficy 10, les lignes en vert sont nécessaires pour ajouter le module require.js, utilisé dans certains fichiers standard (Base.js notamment).

Peux-tu STP en toucher un mot à la R&D et me dire notifier le document dans lequel tu compiles ce genre d’info ?

Bien à toi,

Pierre.

P.S. : je n’ai rien trouvé sur le sujet dans les Release Notes SP2.

Delphi Server Scripts not supported anymore since Efficy10SP1

Mon, 16 Jan 2017 16:09:39 +0000

Server scripts and also scheduled scripts and datasynchro scripts?