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I was being intentionally dense just to make sure I understood you.
In the Windows world, I would downgrade a server the same way I would
downgrade a client -- haven't tested this, though -- by removing the old
code as best I could and installing fresh with the "new" code.
The likelihood is that at least some files are checked during the
install/upgrade process for dates and the newest file date would win.
Since code from 6.5.3 would presumably be newer than 6.5.2, the 6.5.3 code
would remain, at least in part -- the problem being that it might not be
compatible with everything from 6.5.2. With Windows, I would particularly
be concerned with DLL incompatibility. I don't code for the iSeries, so I
don't know if there would be similar issues there, but would try to avoid
them, nevertheless.
It would be an intersting experiment to "update" down a release. I hope
you have time to try it and let us know how it goes.
Patrick
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I had never tried on v5 before -- sorry for being unclear.
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A Windows Domino admin told me he had to "downgrade" 6= .5.3 back to
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after upgrading due to some Directory issues he encounte= red. I was
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One of these days when time permits I'l= l create a new 6.5.3 server
instance then try to "update" to 6.5.2
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= Your phrasing implies that it was possible on R5. I'm not aware of
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it would work or not, but my instincts say no. Working with =
clients,
downgrading over the top of an existing client has been problem= atic
for me.
I prefer to downgrade to a different location. I woul= d presume the
same
applies on a server, but can't say I've tested it.<BR= >
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