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C3P vs IDEAS on windows 2000 1
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The only difference between a C3P install and a standard install on a Windows OS is the TDM template that you would additional load for C3P containing the CPSC Projects and Libraries.
The Windows OS C3P install differs from the UNIX C3P install in that the C3P Menus and Additional Apps are not included.
Due to the absence of the C3P Projects and Libraries on a standard installation, data management can be a little more troublesome if you are trying to transfer data to a C3P Installation. There are workrounds, depending n what problems you face.
The Windows OS C3P install differs from the UNIX C3P install in that the C3P Menus and Additional Apps are not included.
Due to the absence of the C3P Projects and Libraries on a standard installation, data management can be a little more troublesome if you are trying to transfer data to a C3P Installation. There are workrounds, depending n what problems you face.
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RCDLtd
Thanks for the inormation.
The reason why I asked is because, we have been asked to upgrade a standard ideas9 insallation to ideas 10(satndard)to
to be in line with C3P(classic). The insallation is on windows. I know that on UNIX is quite cumbersome to do so we usually bring in a company to do it. Do you know what are the basic steps to upgrade from one version to another. I know that in C3P amongst other things a TDM migration is involved?
Joe Borg
Thanks for the inormation.
The reason why I asked is because, we have been asked to upgrade a standard ideas9 insallation to ideas 10(satndard)to
to be in line with C3P(classic). The insallation is on windows. I know that on UNIX is quite cumbersome to do so we usually bring in a company to do it. Do you know what are the basic steps to upgrade from one version to another. I know that in C3P amongst other things a TDM migration is involved?
Joe Borg
I-DEAS 9 to 10 is the same process for C3P or Standard installs, and does include TDM migration. On Windows it is simpler than on UNIX since the standard Install program does it all for you.
I'll ignore the OS issues, ie. 9 should be run on W2K SP2 and 10 should be run on XP Pro.
It is recomended that you run DMADMIN utility and perform some standard checks (DIAG) on you currunt TDM data. If you're not familiar with DMADMIN then it's unlikeley you'll know how to fix any problems that DIAG throws you so it may be a waste of time.
Definately backup your \Team folder. Check your backup was succefull!
Run FlexLM License Manager and shut down the licensing daemon.
Unistall I-DEAS 9 software. This will not remove the /Team folder.
Insert CD1 of the Install CDs for I-DEAS 10.
Complete the questions asked
Enter the Password you've been given by EDS
Select the Module(s) you wish to install
Select any additional languages etc. required.
When you get to Select Team Data Instalation use the pull down and select "Use an existing Team Data Installation parameter file"
Browse and select under \Team\Master\Config your ideas_param9.dat file
The installation should recognise that the TDM requires Migrating and will ask you to confirm.
Pending any problems it should then complete the install.
Run FlexLM License Manager, install your new License from EDS and start the Daemon.
Reboot your machine.
Depending on how much data is in your TDM the migration can take a while.
A competant IT professional should have the upgrade complete in 1 - 3 hours. (Not including backup & OS upgrade)
I'll ignore the OS issues, ie. 9 should be run on W2K SP2 and 10 should be run on XP Pro.
It is recomended that you run DMADMIN utility and perform some standard checks (DIAG) on you currunt TDM data. If you're not familiar with DMADMIN then it's unlikeley you'll know how to fix any problems that DIAG throws you so it may be a waste of time.
Definately backup your \Team folder. Check your backup was succefull!
Run FlexLM License Manager and shut down the licensing daemon.
Unistall I-DEAS 9 software. This will not remove the /Team folder.
Insert CD1 of the Install CDs for I-DEAS 10.
Complete the questions asked
Enter the Password you've been given by EDS
Select the Module(s) you wish to install
Select any additional languages etc. required.
When you get to Select Team Data Instalation use the pull down and select "Use an existing Team Data Installation parameter file"
Browse and select under \Team\Master\Config your ideas_param9.dat file
The installation should recognise that the TDM requires Migrating and will ask you to confirm.
Pending any problems it should then complete the install.
Run FlexLM License Manager, install your new License from EDS and start the Daemon.
Reboot your machine.
Depending on how much data is in your TDM the migration can take a while.
A competant IT professional should have the upgrade complete in 1 - 3 hours. (Not including backup & OS upgrade)
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