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Accenture Services Pvt Ltd
IN
Last activity: 6 Apr 2018 19:26 EDT
Upgrade to PRPC 7.1.8 compatibility check
Hi,
We will be upgrading our PRPC environment to 7.1.8. Can you please confirm if below components are supported for PRPC7.1.8. I have checked the platform support guide but not everything is matching exactly, so raising the query in forum.
Kindly confirm as soon as possible.
| Platform Component | PRPC 7.1.8 |
| IE | 11 |
| Load Balancer | F5 |
| Web server | Tomcat 29.5.581 |
| Application Server OS | Redhat 6.6 |
| DB server | IBM DB2 10.5.4 |
| JDBC Driver | 3.57.82 |
| ESB layer | SOAP/ XML over MQ |
| JRE | 7.0.80 |
| OS version for DB server | AIX 7.1 |
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Pegasystems Inc.
IN
Platform support guide has all the information apart from the ESB layer which is not specific to Pega.
https://collaborate.pega.com/discussion/prpc-5x-6x-platform-support-guide-easy-find
Let me know exactly which data you are not able to get it from platform support guide.
Thanks,
Dhev
Accenture Services Pvt Ltd
IN
Hi Dhevendra,
Thanks for your response.
Can you please confirm if we can use JDBC driver version 3.57.82? We are planning to use DB2 10.5.4 with PRPC7.1.8.
Regards
Animesh
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
As per the importatnt notes in the JDBC drivers sections, If you are using the JDBC compliant-4 driver that should suffice.
Important Notes for JDBC drivers:
• For better performance, ensure that you are using JDBC 4-compliant drivers.
• For better performance with a Tomcat webserver, use Tomcat 7 or higher. Tomcat 6 has a
limitation that will cause the server to treat the JDBC driver as if it were a JDBC 3-compliant
driver, even if the system is using a JDBC 4-compliant driver. Customers using Tomcat will see
As per the importatnt notes in the JDBC drivers sections, If you are using the JDBC compliant-4 driver that should suffice.
Important Notes for JDBC drivers:
• For better performance, ensure that you are using JDBC 4-compliant drivers.
• For better performance with a Tomcat webserver, use Tomcat 7 or higher. Tomcat 6 has a
limitation that will cause the server to treat the JDBC driver as if it were a JDBC 3-compliant
driver, even if the system is using a JDBC 4-compliant driver. Customers using Tomcat will see
better performance if they upgrade to Tomcat 7 or higher, and make sure to use a JDBC 4
compliant driver.
Thanks,
Dhev