Upgrading iBase
Upgrading your system to a later version of iBase.
- You must have administrator privileges
- You should back up any databases before starting your upgrade
- You should ensure that your any prerequisites are still supported and if not, upgrade these prerequisites before starting your iBase upgrade
- If your existing deployment is earlier than iBase version 8.9.13, upgrading is a
two step process. You must first install iBase 8.9.13 and open all databases in
iBase Designer, before you can proceed to the latest version.Note: Your database is upgraded when it is first opened in iBase Designer, and not as a part of the software installation.
Ensure there are no users connected to iBase User, iBase Designer, and any applications that might be connected to iBase, such as i2 Analyst's Notebook.
Ensure you have no scheduled imports or indexes set to run.
Download the latest version of iBase. Extract the installer and run it as indicated in Installing i2 iBase.
This upgrades your current version of iBase to the latest version.
When the install completes, open iBase designer, and log into the security file for your database, and then open all of your databases. When the database first opens, it performs an upgrade on the database itself.
When the database opens, the upgrade is complete. Repeat this process for all the databases you use.
If you use Search 360, you need to install the newer version of the Search360indexer. This enables the indexer to work properly with the database. The indexing tool is listed under the options in the iBase installer.
When you have upgraded all your clients to the latest release, they can start using the database again.