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Deploying IBM Connections Docs 2.0 CR3Welcome to the IBM Connections Docs 2.0 CR3 documentation, where you can find information about installing and deploying IBM Docs 2.0 CR3. IBM Docs is a collaborative productivity suite that enables you to work on documents, spreadsheets and presentations together in the cloud. If you have IBM Docs 2.0, IBM Docs 2.0 CR1, or CR2 already installed, to install CR3, you only need to download the IBM Docs 2.0 CR3 zip package from FixCentral and extract the package. Then follow the instructions in the PDF file to install CR3. But if you have a version prior to IBM Docs 2.0, before installing CR3 package, you must follow instructions in this guide to install and deploy IBM Docs 2.0.
Upgrading or migratingYou can upgrade IBM® Connections Docs from the previous two releases to the current release by using the installer or upgrade scripts. You can also install the latest release on new hardware and then do a side-by-side migration from the old to the new.
Upgrading to IBM Docs 2.0You can upgrade IBM® Connections Docs from the previous two releases to the current release by using the installer or upgrade scripts.
Upgrading the databaseLearn how to update the database for IBM Docs that is deployed in your environment.
Upgrading the Oracle database for IBM Docs Learn how to upgrade the Oracle database for IBM Docs.

Upgrading the Oracle database for IBM Docs

Learn how to upgrade the Oracle database for IBM Docs.

Procedure

Log in to the Oracle database system.
The SQL scripts are in the DocsApp/oracle directory (versus the DocsApp/setupDB directory for DB2®). If the database server and IBM Docs are installed on different systems, copy the SQL scripts to the system that hosts the database server, using the instructions provided for DB2 in the previous topic (replacing "setupDB" with "oracle").
Note: Make sure that the user ID has Write privileges for the directory of these scripts.
Linux™: Switch to the Oracle user:
- su - oracle
Set ORACLE_SID to the Oracle database name that you created with DBCA.
- Windows™: set ORACLE_SID=idocs
- Linux: export ORACLE_SID=idocs
Note: Ensure that the SID is correct or the upgrade process will not work.
Make sure the Oracle server is started.
Run one of the following scripts to update the database schema:
- Windows: updateDBSchema.bat
- Linux: . ./updateDBSchema.sh