Tech Note 982 - Upgrading InBatch History Server From 8.1 SP1 To 2012 R2
Tech Note 982 - Upgrading InBatch History Server From 8.1 SP1 To 2012 R2
1 SP1 to 2012 R2
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Topic#: 002808
Created: October 2013
Introduction
This Tech Note outlines the procedure to upgrade InBatch History Server from 8.1 (including SP1) to InBatch History Server 10. By
design, you upgrade from 8.x to 9.x, then to 10.
However, you can use this Tech Note to upgrade from IB 8.1 or IB 8.1 SP directly to IB 2012 R2.
Application Versions
InBatch History Server from 8.1 or IB 8.1 SP1
For 8.1 SP1, if the BatchInfo table exists, delete the table in both the BatchHistory and BatchArchive databases.
Additional exist-checks in order for scripts to run again even if some parts already succeeded.
Additional 'go' statements to breakup larger transactional sections into smaller parts.
1. Execute this script against both the BatchHistory and BatchArchive databases.
Resolution: Manually execute the Stored Procedure creation prior to upgrades being executed by
Configurator.exe
Upgrading config_A
When upgrading from IB 8.1 to 2012 or 2012R2 you must also complete the following steps.
2. Uninstall InBatch 8.1 and clean up all the directories for InBatch. The default directory location is C:\Program
Files\FactorySuite\InBatch.
3. Now you can upgrade the OS if needed or you can use the supported OS that is installed.
5. After the install is complete, you need to convert the config_A file.
6. In the new system you will need to replace the existing config_A with the InBatch 8.1 config_A, and then run the cvtmaster.
In the new 2012or 2012 R2 system the config_A is located C:\Program Files\Wonderware\InBatch\Cfg\Config_A.
7. Run the cvtmaster and convert the config_A to the current version of InBatch.
8. To check and see that the conversion ran correctly, review the file in config_A called DBCvt.txt. This is the conversion record.
Here is the log file content where the conversion was run and was successful:
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