Automatic Upgrade
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Automatic Upgrade
by Derek » Tue Aug 09, 2011 3:37 pm
Any idea to achieve automatic upgrade? Just like some software update
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Re: Automatic Upgrade
by globalqss » Wed Aug 10, 2011 11:51 pm
Hi Derek, I have thought about this - sounds something feasible to download latest patches and apply the corresponding migration scripts, but there are several issues that can become stoppers:
1 - depending on the data the migration scripts can fail on a specific instance - or require minor changes, I have confronted this in migrations perhaps in a relation of 1:100, I mean, each 100 scripts 1 requires some particular work
2 - there is no actual way to "roll back" a failed migration script
3 - this utility can be useful for testing instances - but I doubt it can serve for any production instance
Regards,
Carlos Ruiz
1 - depending on the data the migration scripts can fail on a specific instance - or require minor changes, I have confronted this in migrations perhaps in a relation of 1:100, I mean, each 100 scripts 1 requires some particular work
2 - there is no actual way to "roll back" a failed migration script
3 - this utility can be useful for testing instances - but I doubt it can serve for any production instance
Regards,
Carlos Ruiz
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