Oracle® Health Sciences WebSDM and Empirica Study Upgrade Instructions Release 3.1.2.1 for Windows 2003/2008 Server E40536-02 |
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This guide describes tasks that a system administrator performs to apply the WebSDM 3.1.2.1 patch update to an existing WebSDM 3.1.2 installation on a Windows 2003 or Windows 2008 server. If you are running a version of the WebSDM and Empirica Study applications prior to version 3.1.2, contact Oracle for assistance because you must upgrade to version 3.1.2 before performing this upgrade procedure.
This guide is for system administrators or database administrators who are familiar with Oracle relational databases and who host the WebSDM and Empirica Study application in their own environments, rather than contracting for this service from Oracle.
Note: In this guide, the product name WebSDM refers to both the WebSDM standalone product and WebSDM with the optional Empirica Study features, which are licensed separately. |
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For more information, see the following documents in the Oracle Health Sciences WebSDM and Empirica Release 3.1.2.1 documentation set:
Oracle® Health Sciences WebSDM and Empirica Study Known Issues
Oracle® Health Sciences WebSDM and Empirica Study Release Notes
Oracle® Health Sciences WebSDM and Empirica Study Installation Instructions
Oracle® Health Sciences WebSDM and Empirica Study Third Party Licenses and Notices
Oracle recommends that you familiarize yourself with the procedures in this guide by reading all instructions before you begin the upgrade.
While the instructions in this guide are detailed, they are generic. This guide does not address all variations that might occur. An experienced administrator should read all instructions and be prepared to work through site-specific differences from the provided text.
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Server-specific alternative instructions. |