Hey folks,
All dev and ops testing is done for our move from 5.6 to 6.1. I want to enable our users to login to VMs to test 6.1 when they're not using 5.6 on their workstations. The problem is that some key accpac config info is stored in the user profile (windows user registry hive) so a user who has used 6.1 cannot log in to a 5.6 DB anymore (even using 5.6 software). I didn't necessarily expect this to work but I did see
"Multiple versions of the product can be
installed on the same machine. Installation on
a machine does not activate the version for all
companies at once. Users or consultants can
activate a version one company at a time."
here: na.sage.com/~/media/.../Accpac_Technology_Brochure.pdf
and commented on here:
Which made me thing it should work but... no esta bueno.
We used to use mapped drives for the proggy and data shares. Now we use UNC paths to (new) proggy and data shares.
Any tips welcome
thanks
All dev and ops testing is done for our move from 5.6 to 6.1. I want to enable our users to login to VMs to test 6.1 when they're not using 5.6 on their workstations. The problem is that some key accpac config info is stored in the user profile (windows user registry hive) so a user who has used 6.1 cannot log in to a 5.6 DB anymore (even using 5.6 software). I didn't necessarily expect this to work but I did see
"Multiple versions of the product can be
installed on the same machine. Installation on
a machine does not activate the version for all
companies at once. Users or consultants can
activate a version one company at a time."
here: na.sage.com/~/media/.../Accpac_Technology_Brochure.pdf
and commented on here:
Which made me thing it should work but... no esta bueno.
We used to use mapped drives for the proggy and data shares. Now we use UNC paths to (new) proggy and data shares.
Any tips welcome
thanks