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#30 From: RAYMONDJ@...
Date: Mon Apr 26, 1999 12:57 pm
Subject: Re: Upgrade to Oracle 8.0.4 		RAYMONDJ@...
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Hi Chuck,

We haven't heard of any problems on Oracle 8.0.4, yet.  We are planning on going
live on 7.5 in September.

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#29 From: "Bryan deSilva" <improvisations@...>
Date: Sat Apr 24, 1999 5:21 pm
Subject: Re: PeopleSoft and Organization Charts 		improvisations@...
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Would you consider a piece of 'middleware' (a tool either developed inside
OR outside of PS) to put the data in the format required by the cool org
tool?

Bryan deSilva
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On Behalf Of Robert Torreano
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Subject: Re: PeopleSoft and Organization Charts

Hey Bryan,

What we are looking for is a tool that can either extract or work off of an
extract of PeopleSoft data that doesn't require a lot of manipulation once
the
chart is created.

Thanks for the reply!
Robert

Bryan deSilva wrote:

> Robert:
>
> I've not deployed any yet but I've played with OrgPlus and Visio with PS
> data. What are you looking for?
>
> Bryan deSilva
> Improvisations
>
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> I'd be curious to know what software PeopleSoft customers use to create
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>
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#28 From: Todd.Harman@...
Date: Fri Apr 23, 1999 12:46 pm
Subject: Re: PeopleSoft and Organization Charts 		Todd.Harman@...
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I am using both visio and PowerPoint for all organizational charts

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#27 From: Robert Torreano <torreano@...>
Date: Thu Apr 22, 1999 10:58 pm
Subject: Re: PeopleSoft and Organization Charts 		torreano@...
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Hey Bryan,

What we are looking for is a tool that can either extract or work off of an
extract of PeopleSoft data that doesn't require a lot of manipulation once the
chart is created.

Thanks for the reply!
Robert

Bryan deSilva wrote:

> Robert:
>
> I've not deployed any yet but I've played with OrgPlus and Visio with PS
> data. What are you looking for?
>
> Bryan deSilva
> Improvisations
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> I'd be curious to know what software PeopleSoft customers use to create
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>
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#26 From: "Bryan deSilva" <bryan_desilva@...>
Date: Thu Apr 22, 1999 10:03 pm
Subject: Welcome! 		bryan_desilva@...
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Welcome to your PeopleSoft eGroup. We've had such a huge response over the
last few weeks I thought I'd share some information for those who missed our
original posts.

First, I suggest that everyone register with eGroups to have access to all
of the functions tied to our eGroup. This includes Chat, Calendar of Events
and more. You can also read the messages of the group online - a great way
to catch up on messages posted before you joined. It's also a good way to
handle email during your vacation. If you don't want it piling up while you
spend a month in France, just go to eGroups.com and change your preferred
method of subscription to Web. Email will stop and you can read posts at
your leisure.

Suggested reading:

"Forum Guidelines" posted 14 April 1999


Please feel free to invite everyone you know who uses PeopleSoft to join our
group. Just forward this message and suggest that they click on the link
below to email and subscribe.

Peoplesoft-fans-subscribe@egroups.com

Or go to http://www.egroups.com/ and setup your account and join online.

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#25 From: "Bryan deSilva" <improvisations@...>
Date: Thu Apr 22, 1999 9:54 pm
Subject: Re: PeopleSoft and Organization Charts 		improvisations@...
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Robert:

I've not deployed any yet but I've played with OrgPlus and Visio with PS
data. What are you looking for?

Bryan deSilva
Improvisations

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I'd be curious to know what software PeopleSoft customers use to create
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Thanks!
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#24 From: torreano@...
Date: Thu Apr 22, 1999 5:15 pm
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I'd be curious to know what software PeopleSoft customers use to create
Organization Charts with PeopleSoft extracted data.

Thanks!
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#23 From: jwilkins@...
Date: Wed Apr 21, 1999 9:22 pm
Subject: Re: Benefits Service Date 		jwilkins@...
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Bryan,

All benefits are based on the Service Date in PS_EMPLOYMENT.  ie:  Leave
Accruals, 401K Matching, etc.

Janice Wilkinson
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"Bryan deSilva" <bryan_desilva@...> on 04/21/99 03:02:31 PM

Please respond to peoplesoft-fans@egroups.com

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Subject:  Benefits Service Date




Isn't there a calc in BenAdmin that handles the typical thing called
'service_date'? What I mean is that date which reflects a benefits
hire_date. It handles bridged time, hire/term/rehire events, etc. Thus a
person hired 1/1/97, termed 12/30/97, rehired 1/1/98 would have a service
date of 1/2/97. This is often kept as a time_worked field rather than a
date. Same thing as far as I'm concerned, but I can't find it in PS!

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#22 From: "Robert Stojkovic" <rstojkovic@...>
Date: Thu Apr 22, 1999 4:46 am
Subject: Re: Benefits Service Date 		rstojkovic@...
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Yes it is called Service Date. It is in the employment Panel in the Job
Panel group

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Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 1999 12:03 PM
To: PeopleSoft Fans
Subject: Benefits Service Date


Isn't there a calc in BenAdmin that handles the typical thing called
'service_date'? What I mean is that date which reflects a benefits
hire_date. It handles bridged time, hire/term/rehire events, etc. Thus a
person hired 1/1/97, termed 12/30/97, rehired 1/1/98 would have a service
date of 1/2/97. This is often kept as a time_worked field rather than a
date. Same thing as far as I'm concerned, but I can't find it in PS!

Bryan deSilva
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#21 From: "Goldsand, Sharon" <Sharon.Goldsand@...>
Date: Wed Apr 21, 1999 10:24 pm
Subject: Re: Benefits Service Date 		Sharon.Goldsand@...
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Bryan,

I believe that what you want is on the employment panel in 6.xx or on the
employment data in 7.5.  I don't know that it calculates automatically when
people leave and return, but you can override as necessary.  I am sure that
your programmers can write a program to update automatically if your volume
warrants.

Sharon

-----Original Message-----
From: Bryan deSilva [mailto:bryan_desilva@...]
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 1999 12:03 PM
To: PeopleSoft Fans
Subject: Benefits Service Date


Isn't there a calc in BenAdmin that handles the typical thing called
'service_date'? What I mean is that date which reflects a benefits
hire_date. It handles bridged time, hire/term/rehire events, etc. Thus a
person hired 1/1/97, termed 12/30/97, rehired 1/1/98 would have a service
date of 1/2/97. This is often kept as a time_worked field rather than a
date. Same thing as far as I'm concerned, but I can't find it in PS!

Bryan deSilva
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#20 From: hegeyb@...
Date: Thu Apr 22, 1999 2:38 am
Subject: MVS SQR Condtion Codes 		hegeyb@...
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We run batch MVS Peoplesoft SQR's that sometimes abend due to an SQR statment
error.  When this happens, it does not set an MVS condtion code so MVS thinks
the job has ended with a 000 condtion code which then leads to the scheduler
kicking off the next job.

Anyway, is there an easy way for the SQR to return a condition code when the job
finshes abnormally ?

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#19 From: Robert Torreano <torreano@...>
Date: Wed Apr 21, 1999 9:54 pm
Subject: Re: Benefits Service Date 		torreano@...
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bryan

the date you are thinking of is employment.service_dt (on the employment
record).  note that this date is not calculated in anyway - it pretty much is

how the customer defines it.  so, maintenance would be manual; or, you could
create an sqr or peoplecode to read through the job stack and calculate the
date according to specific job.empl_status(s).  this date is used in benadmin
eligibility checking.

let me know if you need more clarification!

Robert Torreano
Senior HRIS Analyst
Amazon.com
phone: 206/694-2017
fax: 206/834-7005
email: torreano@...

Bryan deSilva wrote:

> Isn't there a calc in BenAdmin that handles the typical thing called
> 'service_date'? What I mean is that date which reflects a benefits
> hire_date. It handles bridged time, hire/term/rehire events, etc. Thus a
> person hired 1/1/97, termed 12/30/97, rehired 1/1/98 would have a service
> date of 1/2/97. This is often kept as a time_worked field rather than a
> date. Same thing as far as I'm concerned, but I can't find it in PS!
>
> Bryan deSilva
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#18 From: "Bryan deSilva" <bryan_desilva@...>
Date: Wed Apr 21, 1999 7:02 pm
Subject: Benefits Service Date 		bryan_desilva@...
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Isn't there a calc in BenAdmin that handles the typical thing called
'service_date'? What I mean is that date which reflects a benefits
hire_date. It handles bridged time, hire/term/rehire events, etc. Thus a
person hired 1/1/97, termed 12/30/97, rehired 1/1/98 would have a service
date of 1/2/97. This is often kept as a time_worked field rather than a
date. Same thing as far as I'm concerned, but I can't find it in PS!

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#17 From: torreano@...
Date: Fri Apr 16, 1999 10:18 pm
Subject: Domestic Partner Life Insurance 		torreano@...
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Greetings -

I would be curious to find out how companies have setup Domestic Partner Life
Insurance with an age-graded rate.

The problem arises that age based on Spouse's Age (via the Calc Rules) looks
specifically for a Spouse and not a Domestic Partner.

The only way to utilize Dependent Age Source in the calc rules is to setup the
Plan Type as a 'sum of dependent coverage' - which is not an option.

Has anyone else run across this issue?

Base Benefits v7.5

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#16 From: "Jackson, Edward" <ejackson@...>
Date: Fri Apr 16, 1999 6:30 pm
Subject: Re: Installation of PS 7.0 		ejackson@...
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Samir-
Are you sure that you are checking the 'Always recreate' option before you
build the sql scripts?  Secondly, you shouldn't run .sql scripts from
datamover.  If you are on Oracle, run the sql scripts in SQL*Plus.  Just
type '@c:\temp\psbuild.sql' at the slq> prompt and it will execute the
build.
- Edward Jackson

ps: you can call me at 415-370-7554 if you have any further questions and I
might be able to help you.

	 -----Original Message-----
	 From: Carter, Cynthia
	 Sent: Thursday, April 15, 1999 4:08 PM
	 To: Jackson, Edward
	 Subject: FW: [peoplesoft-fans] Installation of PS 7.0

	 You may already be a subscriber to this egroup.  I have forwarded
some other questions to Anu/Joan that I thought applied to their stuff.
Please let me know if you already subscribe and I won't bother you with
forwarding any of these.

	 -----Original Message-----
	 From: sparmar@... [SMTP:sparmar@...]
	 Sent: Thursday, April 15, 1999 11:40 AM
	 To: peoplesoft-fans@egroups.com
	 Subject: [peoplesoft-fans] Installation of PS 7.0


	 We are in process of installing  People Soft ver7.0 . A couple of
road blocks -

	 1. Following the instructions in Installation and Administration for
Oracle
	 Manual , Step 5.17 ( For Unix Installation ) sub step 5 and 6
suggests to
	 select Records and Build Project . We selected option to Build Sql
script file
	 . On click of Build , it processes all records and says to have
created the
	 final sql file in c:\windows\temp\psbuild.sql and
c:\windows\temp\psbuild.log .
	 But psbuild.sql file is empty and psbuild.log says that all 1046
records are
	 processed with no errors and psbuild.sql file is created . There is
just a
	 warning message in psbuild.sql file -


	 -- WARNING:
	 --
	 -- This script should not be run in Data Mover.  It may contain
platform
	 -- specific syntax that Data Mover is unable to comprehend.  Please
use the
	 -- SQL query tool included with your database engine to process this
script.
	 --

	 2. Process Scheduler requires PTPUPRCS executable File to Run .
PTPUPRCS
	 executable is not to be found . Is this file to be created or is
delivered .


	 Any Feedback is Appreciated .

	 Thanks

	 Samir Parmar.

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#15 From: lgeissle@...
Date: Fri Apr 16, 1999 3:16 pm
Subject: Re: Adding a new Business Unit 		lgeissle@...
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Paul,

Sorry, we're adding a new Inventory BU.

Lisa

  <b3b7bd250e8ad211b0ab0001fad4da7761aff-@nt40> wrote:
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> Which application (ie. AP, GL, etc.)
> Paul
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Thursday, April 15, 1999 11:12 AM
> To: peoplesoft-fans@egroups.com
> Subject: [peoplesoft-fans] Adding a new Business Unit
>
>
> We have been in production for over a year now.  We would like to add a new
> Business Unit.  Adding the B.U. is not the problem, it's everything else
> that needs to change!  Has anybody added a new B.U., after being in
> production?  If so, I'd appreciate any help, suggestions, problems, etc.
> that you've run into.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lisa Geissler
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#14 From: "Reinhart, Paul" <Paul.Reinhart@...>
Date: Thu Apr 15, 1999 8:43 pm
Subject: Re: Adding a new Business Unit 		Paul.Reinhart@...
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Which application (ie. AP, GL, etc.)
Paul

-----Original Message-----
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To: peoplesoft-fans@egroups.com
Subject: [peoplesoft-fans] Adding a new Business Unit


We have been in production for over a year now.  We would like to add a new
Business Unit.  Adding the B.U. is not the problem, it's everything else
that needs to change!  Has anybody added a new B.U., after being in
production?  If so, I'd appreciate any help, suggestions, problems, etc.
that you've run into.

Thanks,

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#13 From: "Mel Exner" <mexner@...>
Date: Thu Apr 15, 1999 7:47 pm
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#12 From: kenneth.gray@...
Date: Thu Apr 15, 1999 8:58 pm
Subject: Re: Installation of PS 7.0 		kenneth.gray@...
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It sounds like you are trying to run the build script on the server, but you
don't have the process scheduler configured.  The ptpuprcs file is the
executable for the process scheduler.  Check on the panel where you choose
setting and see if you have a client/server option.  I'm pretty sure you do. 
Before you can run on the server, you will need to setup and startup your
process scheduler.  The warning message in the psbuild.sql file is standard, you
will see it whenever you build SQL statements.


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> We are in process of installing  People Soft ver7.0 . A couple of road blocks
-
>
> 1. Following the instructions in Installation and Administration for Oracle
> Manual , Step 5.17 ( For Unix Installation ) sub step 5 and 6 suggests to
> select Records and Build Project . We selected option to Build Sql script file
> . On click of Build , it processes all records and says to have created the
> final sql file in c:\windows\temp\psbuild.sql and c:\windows\temp\psbuild.log
.
> But psbuild.sql file is empty and psbuild.log says that all 1046 records are
> processed with no errors and psbuild.sql file is created . There is just a
> warning message in psbuild.sql file -
>
>
> -- WARNING:
> --
> -- This script should not be run in Data Mover.  It may contain platform
> -- specific syntax that Data Mover is unable to comprehend.  Please use the
> -- SQL query tool included with your database engine to process this script.
> --
>
> 2. Process Scheduler requires PTPUPRCS executable File to Run . PTPUPRCS
> executable is not to be found . Is this file to be created or is delivered .
>
>
> Any Feedback is Appreciated .
>
> Thanks
>
> Samir Parmar.
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#11 From: sparmar@...
Date: Thu Apr 15, 1999 6:39 pm
Subject: Installation of PS 7.0 		sparmar@...
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We are in process of installing  People Soft ver7.0 . A couple of road blocks -

1. Following the instructions in Installation and Administration for Oracle
Manual , Step 5.17 ( For Unix Installation ) sub step 5 and 6 suggests to
select Records and Build Project . We selected option to Build Sql script file
. On click of Build , it processes all records and says to have created the
final sql file in c:\windows\temp\psbuild.sql and c:\windows\temp\psbuild.log .
But psbuild.sql file is empty and psbuild.log says that all 1046 records are
processed with no errors and psbuild.sql file is created . There is just a
warning message in psbuild.sql file -


-- WARNING:
--
-- This script should not be run in Data Mover.  It may contain platform
-- specific syntax that Data Mover is unable to comprehend.  Please use the
-- SQL query tool included with your database engine to process this script.
--

2. Process Scheduler requires PTPUPRCS executable File to Run . PTPUPRCS
executable is not to be found . Is this file to be created or is delivered .


Any Feedback is Appreciated .

Thanks

Samir Parmar.


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#10 From: rstojkovic@...
Date: Thu Apr 15, 1999 6:31 pm
Subject: Re: SQR running in Unix Box using Process Scheduler 		rstojkovic@...
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<000b01be876b$04db8ba0$19120a0-@...> wrote:
Original Article: http://www.egroups.com/list/peoplesoft-fans/?start=8
> HI, All
>     Have you experienced the SQR using declare reports options for multiple
reports open and close same time in ORACLE/UNIX environment which is not going
to Output directory in Unix instead going to home directory of SQR in Unix. If
you have any solutions, I really appreciated.
>
> Kevin YU
> MIC Inc.
>
>
>
Hi Kevin.

If you are creating new reports (specific names that you have identified) then
you need to specify the full path. If you are just creating multiple reports
(sqr is added _01, _02 to the sqr name ) then you should have the reports write
to the declared sqr directory in the process schedular.

Robert Stojkovic

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#9 From: lgeissle@...
Date: Thu Apr 15, 1999 6:11 pm
Subject: Adding a new Business Unit 		lgeissle@...
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We have been in production for over a year now.  We would like to add a new
Business Unit.  Adding the B.U. is not the problem, it's everything else that
needs to change!  Has anybody added a new B.U., after being in production?  If
so, I'd appreciate any help, suggestions, problems, etc. that you've run into.

Thanks,

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#8 From: "Kevin YU" <yukevin@...>
Date: Thu Apr 15, 1999 6:08 pm
Subject: SQR running in Unix Box using Process Scheduler 		yukevin@...
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HI, All   
    Have you experienced the SQR using declare reports options for multiple reports open and close same time in ORACLE/UNIX environment which is not going to Output directory in Unix instead going to home directory of SQR in Unix. If you have any solutions, I really appreciated.
 
Kevin YU
MIC Inc.
 
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#7 From: "THRESHER, CHUCK" <CHARLES.THRESHER@...>
Date: Thu Apr 15, 1999 2:07 pm
Subject: Re: Upgrade to Oracle 8.0.4 		CHARLES.THRESHER@...
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We are on the same Peoplesoft upgrade path (6.x to 7.5) and are coming from Oracle 7.3.2.  We had initially planned to go to 8.0.4 or 8.0.5, but were warned against going there by our implementation partner.  We are currently upgraded to 7.3.4 and are planning to stay put there during our upgrade, with a migration to a 8.x Oracle product planned down the road.  If I can get info on the problems that were encountered with 8.x, I will let you know.  Please keep me informed on your progress.  When are you going live with 7.5?

Thanks,

Chuck Thresher

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    Subject:        [peoplesoft-fans] Upgrade to Oracle 8.0.4

    We will be upgrading to Oracle 8.0.4 from Oracle 7.3.3, in addition to upgrading from PeopleSoft 6 to 7.5.  Both versions will need to reside on the same Unix box (RS/6000 AIX 4.2.1), as we do not have a separate development from Production.  Production is currently PeopleSoft 6 on Oracle 7.3.3. 

    The Oracle listener for Oracle 7.3.3 is SQL*Net 2.3.3 and we will be using NET8 for Oracle 8. 

    Our DBA's have never done this before and we are wondering if there are any suggestions or warnings to accomplish this.


    Thanks,

    Jon Raymond

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#6 From: RAYMONDJ@...
Date: Thu Apr 15, 1999 2:01 pm
Subject: Upgrade to Oracle 8.0.4 		RAYMONDJ@...
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We will be upgrading to Oracle 8.0.4 from Oracle 7.3.3, in addition to upgrading
from PeopleSoft 6 to 7.5.  Both versions will need to reside on the same Unix
box (RS/6000 AIX 4.2.1), as we do not have a separate development from
Production.  Production is currently PeopleSoft 6 on Oracle 7.3.3.

The Oracle listener for Oracle 7.3.3 is SQL*Net 2.3.3 and we will be using NET8
for Oracle 8.

Our DBA's have never done this before and we are wondering if there are any
suggestions or warnings to accomplish this.


Thanks,

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#5 From: "Bryan deSilva" <improvisations@...>
Date: Wed Apr 14, 1999 11:32 pm
Subject: Re: Forum guidelines 		improvisations@...
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Oops! Sometimes I forget that not everyone has a mail client like Outlook
which doesn't require the http!

Bryan deSilva
Improvisations

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[mailto:peoplesoft-fans-return-0-improvisations=csi.com@returns.egroups.com]
On Behalf Of Robert Torreano
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 1999 5:20 PM
To: peoplesoft-fans@egroups.com
Subject: [peoplesoft-fans] Re: Forum guidelines


Sharon,
If you scroll down in Bryan's note, you should see the url link.  The first
one you come to isn't a true link.  Depending on your browser, you should be
able to double-click on it ==>   http://www.egroups.com/
Talk with you soon!
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#4 From: Robert Torreano <torreano@...>
Date: Wed Apr 14, 1999 11:19 pm
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Sharon,

If you scroll down in Bryan's note, you should see the url link.  The first one you come to isn't a true link.  Depending on your browser, you should be able to double-click on it ==>   http://www.egroups.com/

Talk with you soon!
Robert

"Goldsand, Sharon" wrote:

Bryan,

Should I we able to go into wgroups.com?  I tried to by double clicking on
the blue line in your e mail and it did not work.  I have Internet Explore
4.0.  Is there something else that I have to do?

Thanks,

Sharon Goldsand

-----Original Message-----
From: Bryan deSilva [mailto:bryan_desilva@...]
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 1999 2:27 PM
To: peoplesoft-fans@egroups.com
Subject: [peoplesoft-fans] Forum guidelines

Welcome to the PeopleSoft-Fans mailing list (forum) sponsored by
Improvisations.

This forum is moderated by Robert Stojkovic and Bryan deSilva of
Improvisations. We will be reviewing all messages before they are posted. We
will not be restricting the number of messages nor the level of technical
difficulty. All real PeopleSoft questions are welcome here.

FIRST AND LAST NAMES, PLEASE!

Our forum guidelines ask for first and last names on PeopleSoft-Fans.  As
professional individuals we should be presenting ourselves to our peers as
we would to our clients and vendors.

Company names and handles are not allowed.  If you wish to acknowledge a
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www.egroups.com

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Please observe these forum messaging decorum guidelines in PeopleSoft-Fans:

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#3 From: "Goldsand, Sharon" <Sharon.Goldsand@...>
Date: Wed Apr 14, 1999 11:04 pm
Subject: Re: Forum guidelines 		Sharon.Goldsand@...
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Bryan,

Should I we able to go into wgroups.com?  I tried to by double clicking on
the blue line in your e mail and it did not work.  I have Internet Explore
4.0.  Is there something else that I have to do?

Thanks,

Sharon Goldsand

-----Original Message-----
From: Bryan deSilva [mailto:bryan_desilva@...]
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 1999 2:27 PM
To: peoplesoft-fans@egroups.com
Subject: [peoplesoft-fans] Forum guidelines


Welcome to the PeopleSoft-Fans mailing list (forum) sponsored by
Improvisations.

This forum is moderated by Robert Stojkovic and Bryan deSilva of
Improvisations. We will be reviewing all messages before they are posted. We
will not be restricting the number of messages nor the level of technical
difficulty. All real PeopleSoft questions are welcome here.

FIRST AND LAST NAMES, PLEASE!

Our forum guidelines ask for first and last names on PeopleSoft-Fans.  As
professional individuals we should be presenting ourselves to our peers as
we would to our clients and vendors.

Company names and handles are not allowed.  If you wish to acknowledge a
company affiliation, please add the company to your forum profile at
www.egroups.com

ADVERTISING NOT ALLOWED IN MESSAGES

Forum guidelines do not permit advertisements in messages.  Any messages
that we deem as spam or advertising will not be posted.

MESSAGING GUIDELINES

Please observe these forum messaging decorum guidelines in PeopleSoft-Fans:

1. Our messages are stored in what is called thread sequence. That
means if people REPLY to a message people can read messages in logical
sequence. So please use REPLY when responding to a message.

2. When starting a new thread please use a new subject.

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#2 From: "Bryan deSilva" <bryan_desilva@...>
Date: Wed Apr 14, 1999 9:27 pm
Subject: Forum guidelines 		bryan_desilva@...
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Welcome to the PeopleSoft-Fans mailing list (forum) sponsored by
Improvisations.

This forum is moderated by Robert Stojkovic and Bryan deSilva of
Improvisations. We will be reviewing all messages before they are posted. We
will not be restricting the number of messages nor the level of technical
difficulty. All real PeopleSoft questions are welcome here.

FIRST AND LAST NAMES, PLEASE!

Our forum guidelines ask for first and last names on PeopleSoft-Fans.  As
professional individuals we should be presenting ourselves to our peers as
we would to our clients and vendors.

Company names and handles are not allowed.  If you wish to acknowledge a
company affiliation, please add the company to your forum profile at
www.egroups.com

ADVERTISING NOT ALLOWED IN MESSAGES

Forum guidelines do not permit advertisements in messages.  Any messages
that we deem as spam or advertising will not be posted.

MESSAGING GUIDELINES

Please observe these forum messaging decorum guidelines in PeopleSoft-Fans:

1. Our messages are stored in what is called thread sequence. That
means if people REPLY to a message people can read messages in logical
sequence. So please use REPLY when responding to a message.

2. When starting a new thread please use a new subject.

You will notice that when you go to eGroups that they have a terrific
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PRIVACY

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Date: Mon Apr 5, 1999 2:42 pm
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