Highest patch level for Progress 10.0b?

[jennid]

Hello-I am sure this information is on the Progress website somewhere, but I am having a hard time finding it. We are currently on 10.0b05. Is 05 the highest service pack/patch level available for 10.0b (Win version)? Thanks.

 

[TomBascom]

Probably. They don't tend to do more than a small handful of service packs per letter release. 10.1C just got to 10.1C04.

The current release is 10.2B (no service packs yet).

 

[jennid]

Thanks, Tom. Actually, I'm only interested (right now) in additional patches/service packs for 10.0___. We have plans to upgrade to 10.1C or 10.2B, but the version of SX.enterprise that we are on isn't certified to run with those yet. Until we upgrade (which will be a long process over the summer of reviewing all of our custom code), I have to stick with 10.0.

 

[TomBascom]

You should think of certification as a base level which is supported. Not a limit.

Which version of SXE?

 

[jennid]

SX.e 5.1.060. The problem is Infor won't support us if we go to a level that isn't certified to run with SX 5.1.060...I'm being told that we need to stay on 10.0___ until we upgrade to a higher level of SX. I personally would be fine with trying to upgrade to a higher level of Openedge, but based on past experience, my guess is if we upgrade to a version that Infor doesn't support with 5.1.060, we won't get support when we have issues with the stnd SX software.

 

[TomBascom]

I happen to know that other Infor customers are running releases like 10.1C quite successfully and that Infor is not refusing to support them.

 

[jennid]

I know several customers too who run higher releases of Openedge with lower releases of SX. It's not so much that I think they'll out and out refuse to support it, but my past experience with Infor has been that if there is anything "non standard" about our environment, it causes a lot of problems with support.

If I need to upgrade to a higher version to fix the issue we're dealing with, we'll explore that option. But the first thing I wanted to try was upgrading to the highest release of the version we're on. Which is why I asked if anyone knows the highest version of 10.0 or if someone could direct me where to find that information on Progress's site.

 

[TomBascom]

If you have a login you could go to the Electronic Software Delivery (ESD) system and check "previous releases". I just did that and, as expected, 10.0B05 is the last service pack for 10.0B. It is dated April of 2006.