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#4520 - 03/06/09 09:54 AM
Golden question 12.0.6 or 12.1.1
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claiming squatters rights
Registered: 23/05/08
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Loc: UK
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We are in process of re-implementing Oracle EBS to higher version.
We were wondering whether we should go for 12.0.6 or 12.1.1
Consulting which is coming in to implement is proposing 12.0.6 but we were wondering whether as 12.1.1 is already out should we just go for 12.1.1 because in 6-7 months time 12.1.1 will be old..
Any ideas? thoughts?
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#4522 - 03/06/09 12:45 PM
Re: Golden question 12.0.6 or 12.1.1
[Re: SBi]
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Registered: 08/03/07
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Loc: Manchester, UK
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Hello,
R12 is no longer bleeding edge, it's all quite stable (as stable as Oracle gets anyway) now. I would suggest you go 12.1.1, as, exactly as you noted, if you go 12.0.6, you will just have to go through another upgrade in 6 months or so. Also, Oracle will always suggest the latest family packs as solutions when you encounter problems.
Not meaning to be cynical, but maybe Oracle Consulting are looking to an opportunity to maximise their revenue stream with the further potential upgrade from 12.0.6 to 12.1.x in the future.
However, having said that, you should check that there is an upgrade path from your current version to 12.1.1. There is always the possibility that you are restricted to upgrading to 12.0.6.
Regards,
Peter.
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#4523 - 03/06/09 02:15 PM
Re: Golden question 12.0.6 or 12.1.1
[Re: PeterP]
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We share your thoughts.. now we need to somehow bell the cat..
Thank you very much for your views..
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#4549 - 09/06/09 06:42 AM
Re: Golden question 12.0.6 or 12.1.1
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Shiva as a bootnote to this post, i read the following from the 12.1.1 release press published on Oracle Blogs regarding taking 12.1.1 over 12.0.6... Posted on June 5, 2009 12:19
Steven Chan:
Hi, Prasanna,
I would strongly recommend 12.1.1 over 12.0.6. 12.1.1 includes many product enhancements and other updates for stability, security, and performance that aren't included in 12.0.6.
Good luck with your implementation. I look forward to hearing about your experiences with this release.
Regards,
Steven
Posted by Steven Chan | June 5, 2009 12:21 PM
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#4553 - 10/06/09 12:21 PM
Re: Golden question 12.0.6 or 12.1.1
[Re: bcooper]
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claiming squatters rights
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Very true !!! We have circulated the same note all over the place... but from looks of it has fallen on deaf ears.. we are going with R12.0.6... no questions asked..  .. We have got into a mode of accepting what we are getting and "moving on" after we do this upgrade ..
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#4601 - 25/06/09 09:22 AM
Re: Golden question 12.0.6 or 12.1.1
[Re: SBi]
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claiming squatters rights
Registered: 23/05/08
Posts: 288
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Finally Oracle consulting is back with right answer and they have agreed with R12.1.1..
so hope things will go ok now..
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#4604 - 25/06/09 03:02 PM
Re: Golden question 12.0.6 or 12.1.1
[Re: SBi]
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Registered: 14/03/05
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Loc: Prescot
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One thing you need to consider is what the base release will be used for the end of year 2009/10. We have been told it's 12.0.7, so that's the one we are going to upgrade to...(we're on 12.0.5 at the moment)
Jairo
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#4605 - 25/06/09 03:48 PM
Re: Golden question 12.0.6 or 12.1.1
[Re: jmoyano]
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claiming squatters rights
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Yes, that was exactly our point, that if we go with 12.0.6 then anyways we have to upgrade HR to 12.0.7 for payroll year end patches.. so what is the point of going to 12.0.6.. and 12.1.1 was already out.. so it was pointless..
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