December Cumulative Update

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chicagohunter

Is there anywhere (preferably on the Microsoft website) where I can see if
the post-SP1 infrastructure update is included in the December cumulative? I
want to make sure that if I apply the December cumulative I am getting all
the bits back to SP1.
 
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Sean Hanson

By definition, cumulative, means rolled up, it does include all changes since
SP1, including Infrastructure, August and October cumulative updates.
To your question specifically where does Microsoft say this on their support
pages, good question, the site show in Troubleshooting the various hotfixes
but does not describe clearly what a cumulative update is.

http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=ph;en-us;11388
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Sean Hanson

http://www.randsmanagement.com
Mass Resource Tool for 2007
Project Server 2007 Archive Tool
SRS Reports
 
M

msprjnube

Sean,

Sorry that I posted this note in the server group, but it seemed relevant...
I was inquiring about the MS Project 2007 infrastructure update (for XP-64),
which I understand is needed once I install the Project Server 2007
infrastructure update.
Now your comment about SQL dbase's independence of 32 or 64 bit architectures
makes more sense.

I'll redirect my post to the MS Project 2007 group. Thanks for your help,

Mike McSwain
 
C

chicagohunter

For SP1 the WSS update was a prereq if I recall correctly. Do you know if the
WSS cumulative is a prereq for the MOSS cumulative?
 
S

Sean Hanson

Not my speciality, but the folks who handle the upgrades say you want
everything updated to work in coordination, office updates, wss updates, now
MOSS is different but my very small little brain says yes. If I am not right,
please jump in here.
--
Sean Hanson

http://www.randsmanagement.com
Mass Resource Tool for 2007
Project Server 2007 Archive Tool
2007 ULS Log Reporting
 
B

Brian Lukanic

How about if I install IU on the desktop app but leave the server as a
default installation (no SP, no IU, nothing yet )-

Our IT team is getting to it but currently my fat client is more patched
than the box. What I am now finding is that the fat client hangs on open,
presumably when it tries and fails to talk to the server. It tries to send an
error report and restart over and over again.

I am assuming that this is all because the fat client is patched and the
server is not. Can anyone validate this? I want to rule out anything else
being the culprit (and yes, I used to be able to connect to Server before I
patched the fat client.)
 
A

Astro Boy

How about if I install IU on the desktop app but leave the server as a
default installation (no SP, no IU, nothing yet )-

Our IT team is getting to it but currently my fat client is more patched
than the box. What I am now finding is that the fat client hangs on open,
presumably when it tries and fails to talk to the server. It tries to send an
error report and restart over and over again.

I am assuming that this is all because the fat client is patched and the
server is not. Can anyone validate this? I want to rule out anything else
being the culprit (and yes, I used to be able to connect to Server beforeI
patched the fat client.)







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Brian, you are definitely going to have problems if your Project Pro
is on IU and the Project Server is not. The IU contained some fairly
significant database updates, including schema changes. You'll see
things like Custom Field values being out of sync in Project>Project
Information, along with the symptoms you describe.

As Gary mentioned earlier, Microsoft will tell you (and I basically
agree) that all three elements (MOPS, WSS/MOSS, and Project Pro)
should be on the same level of update. While I suspect there is some
wiggle room in the more recent CUs, the IU was a huge update and I
would think it's absolutely required that the three tools be patched
to that level.
 

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