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Re: Migrate iTERA to PowerHA

Hi, Rob:

Conversion to a newer release is a one-way street. Once an IASP gets converted, it can NEVER again be used on an earlier version / release.

CAVEAT EMPTOR!

Mark S. Waterbury

> On 5/21/2013 1:09 PM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
<snip>
I don't think to many folks use PowerHA at V5R4 so the answer to your
question is a bit different.
</snip>
I get that. I just tossed those out there as past examples of data
conversions occurring due to an OS upgrade.

The impression I am getting is: If you're running on #1, upgrade OS on
#2. Do your switch and quickly upgrade the OS on #1. Now, if it all goes
to heck on the new OS you could try switching back and hope that any data
conversions don't adversely affect anything.


Rob Berendt


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