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Re: v5r4 to v7 upgrade question

I can't think of a good reason to stop at V6R1 on your way to 7.1. There is just not that much there. I get the impression that 6.1 was the plumbing and piping release and 7.1 is where they released all the functionality that depended on the 6.1 plumbing.

jte

On Mar 14, 2011, at 2:09 PM, tim.dclinc wrote:

We are currently on v5r4 and thinking of skipping v6 and going right to 7.



Can the community give me some feedback if you are on v7.



Thanks..

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