I have a question on upgrading from Communication Manager 3.1.2 to 3.1.4. I know it's pretty straightforward, but the one concern I have is a specific Incremental Patch build (3.1.2-14852) created to resolve a path replacement issue when transferring/conferencing out of attendants in our Modular Messaging 3.0. Would the latest Service Pack for 3.1.4 (14881) contain this code fix, because 3.1.4 > 3.1.2 and 14881 > 14852? Any help would be much appreciated!
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Communication Manager 3.1.2 to 3.1.4 question
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you would probably have to call Tier III for that answer...
most likely, they have resolved that issue, it could even have been resolved in the base load (CM 3.1.4 vs CM 3.1.2), but if the issue pops up again on CM 3.1.4, rest assured that they will still make custom patches for CM 3.1.4. The same cannot be said of CM 3.1.2 any longer...
Mitch
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most likely, they have resolved that issue, it could even have been resolved in the base load (CM 3.1.4 vs CM 3.1.2), but if the issue pops up again on CM 3.1.4, rest assured that they will still make custom patches for CM 3.1.4. The same cannot be said of CM 3.1.2 any longer...
Mitch
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Path replacement mr's or talk path replacement mr's that are in patch
14852 060998 061790 061874 062516 062762 062878 063472 064465 070104 are all fixed in the base load for 642.1 or before.
Hell, there are no rules here - we're trying to accomplish something.
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Path replacement mr's or talk path replacement mr's that are in patch
14852 060998 061790 061874 062516 062762 062878 063472 064465 070104 are all fixed in the base load for 642.1 or before.
Hell, there are no rules here - we're trying to accomplish something.
Thomas A. Edison
For the best response to a question, read faq690-6594
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