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10-Nov-2003

ACMS upgraded

Yesterday, we managed after a significant effort to upgrade the ACMS transaction monitor on our production cluster. This has been a major struggle for us, with the last upgrade being done over 5 (!) years ago.

Some incorrect perceptions, and some inertia from the Application Teams were extremely difficult to overcome, but we finally managed it.

All kudos to Darlene, who project managed this like a champ. The upgrade went flawlessly!

Posted at November 10, 2003 5:14 PM

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