🚀 go-pugleaf

You might post to the PeopleSoft support web site.  It is used by PeopleSoft
customers to exchange information among themselves.  I don't remember the
address, offhand, but as a customer, you should have been given a few
accounts to the protected site.

Though I have not done this particular upgrade, I would doubt that it could
be done.  As you know, there are dozens of scripts/programs used to upgrade
the system.  They each depend on the system being in a certain configuration
and would probably break if something was out of synch.

Actually, taking the two steps should not be too serious a problem.  Just
take them one after the other.

Anyway, post to the PeopleSoft group.  I'm sure you can get some more
definitive answers to your question.


Richard L. Flores
john hayes wrote in message <368A8E88.2662@earthlink.net>...
>Hi there.  This is a PeopleSoft upgrade query.  I don't seem to find any
>specifically PeopleSoft newsgroups here - anyone know of one?
>
>Meanwhile, here's the question:
>
>We need to upgrade a 5.12 database to 7.5. I see that PS does not seem
>to support a direct upgrade path for this, but rather suggests going
>from
>5.12 to 7.0, then 7.0 to 7.5.
>
>Of course, I would rather do this all in one shot. Has anyone tried
>this?
>I am assuming that it is unsupported because it has not been
>done/certified
>by PS, but I can't think of any reason why it could not be done. Can
>anyone
>tell me what problems I might expect if I try this?
>
>Also - if I do end up doing it in 2 steps, I see that PS supports 5.12
>to 7.0
>and (more recently) 5.12 to 7.01. Since I would be going on to 7.5
>anyway,
>does it make a difference? Would I need to use 5.12 to 7.0 or 5.12 to
>7.01?
>I am thinking I should use 5.12 to 7.0, since the next step seems to be
>7.0
>to 7.5.
>
>But, really - 5.12 to 7.5 would be much preferred....
>
>Thanks for any comments.  Please email responses to:
>
>aikosys@earthlink.net
>
>John Hayes
>