RE: Why are you upgrading to IBM i 7.1 and not to 7.2? -- MIDRANGE-L

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Subject: RE: Why are you upgrading to IBM i 7.1 and not to 7.2?
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 07:25:47 -0500
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Gee Pete you must not have read the survey AT ALL because one of the
replies was
that I was upgrading on an older system that did not support 7.2.
Another was that I was on V5R4 and wanted to do an upgrade and not a
migration.

Try it again.

I'm not upgrading some of my machines because the vendor has a complicated
migration path. (one of the replies). Ok, so that vendor is IBM and the
product is IBM Sametime.

If I started getting picky on WAS, Java and every thing else that wasn't
insisted upon by a vendor package would I then have to list every thing in
the Memo to Users? But I will grant you some leeway on the WAS and Java
issues, providing they were not already covered as a vendor requirement.

Rob Berendt

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