Application and schema upgrade on Documentation - V2

Application and schema upgrade using AIP Console

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Summary: this page discusses how to use AIP Console****to perform an application and schema upgrade. You must log in to AIP Console with a user that has the ADMIN role in order to run an upgrade.

Introduction

In what releases is this supported?


AIP Console	≥ 1.24
AIP Core	When upgrading to ≥ 8.38. To upgrade to older AIP Core releases, please use an alternative method.

What actions does CAST Console perform during an upgrade?

The following actions are performed when you run an upgrade using CAST Console:

Application and schema upgrade using CAST Server Manager

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Summary: this page discusses how to use CAST Server Manager GUI or CLIto perform an application and schema upgrade.

Step 1 - Determine the schemas to be upgraded

Browse to your AIP Console URL http://<server>:8081/ui/index.html, login to AIP Console with a user that has the **ADMIN role**and switch to the Admin Center:

Now move to the Applications panel:

Locate your Application in the list, click the options button and select View Details:

Application and schema upgrade using a batch script

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

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Summary: this page discusses how to use the pre-prepared batch script to perform an application and schema upgrade silently. This script uses the Command Line Interface of various CAST AIP tools.

Introduction

Although it is possible to upgrade to a new release using GUI tools, CAST has also provided a batch script to do the job for you. The advantage of this batch script is that:

It completes the upgrade silently
Is a one click solution meaning you can avoid having to use multiple tools to achieve the same result
It is pre-prepared meaning you don’t need to search CAST AIP documentation to locate CLI documentation for the required tools

What does the batch script do?

The batch script functions on a per “combined schema install” basis, therefore it can perform the following upgrade related actions on each defined “combined schema install”: