Landmark Upgrade - Running Workunits

Hi All,

If we are going to upgrade our landmark version from 10 to 11 will the running work units be canceled, failed or completed?

Also, will it be automatic or do we have to cancel them ourselves?

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russel-cornelson

Workunits that are actively processing in a live thread should be stopped, or they will goto failed status.

Workunits that are waiting for a user action, show as processing with a blue icon next to them (for newer versions), these flows waiting for user action will be fine.

Just follow the same process you would for any Landmark Environment stop/start .. the upgrade process essentially just stops the environment during the upgrade. 10 to 11 installs a new Landmark Grid, note don't delete/remove your other one. When you do the 11 upgrade leave the v10 grid up and running ... the v11 install accesses it.

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clara-tan

HI, here's a follow on question has there been much if any issues with the IPA jobs (code) moving from Landmark 10 to 11? thank you

russel-cornelson

If I am interpreting that correctly, you mean did flows need to be modified after coming to v11?

Off the top of my head I don't recall any changes that fundamentally caused issues with flows developed in 10.1.1.x being run in v11. The only changes I can think of:

1. Landmark Transactions

Now have the ability to call data with dataviews off/on; but if this isn't set it just defaults to views on. No calls should have views on, views off = much faster. There is still a few things out there where the performance is faster with views on but when we find them we open a performance ticket.

2. We try to be backwards compatible so flows don't need to be modified, but sometimes changes need to be made to address issues. There "may" be a change in some web calls depending on how whether you have encoded or plain text in your query strings

clara-tan

Hi yes that was the correct interpretation of my question. Good to know. Thank you.

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