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JR62365: YOU MIGHT SEE TWO ADDITIONAL DATABASE TABLES UNUSED AFTER YOU UPGRADE THE DATABASE

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APAR status

  • Closed as fixed if next.

Error description

  • If you are upgrading from IBM Business Process Manager (BPM)
8.5.x to IBM Business Automation Workflow 19.x, you might see
two additional unused tables:

BPM_CLS_ES_ART_REF
BPM_ES_ARTIFACT_REF

They are removed in IBM BPM 8.5.7 CF 2016.12, but they are not
removed in Business Automation Workflow 19.x DBUpgrade SQLs.
These two tables should be removed from the DBUpgrade SQLs.

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Problem summary

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APAR Information




    

  • APAR number
    JR62365
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  • Reported component name
    BUS AUTO WORKFL
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  • Reported component ID
    5737H4100
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  • Reported release
    J00
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  • Status
    CLOSED  FIN
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  • PE
    NoPE
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  • HIPER
    NoHIPER
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  • Special Attention
    NoSpecatt / Xsystem
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  • Submitted date
    2020-05-22
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  • Closed date
    2020-06-04
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  • Last modified date
    2020-06-04
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              [{"Business Unit":{"code":"BU053","label":"Cloud & Data Platform"},"Product":{"code":"SS8JB4","label":"IBM Business Automation Workflow"},"Platform":[{"code":"PF025","label":"Platform Independent"}],"Version":"19.0.0.1","Line of Business":{"code":"LOB45","label":"Automation"}}]
              

                          

          
 
        

      

    

      

        

          

            
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            Modified date:
            

            22 June 2020
            

            
                      

        


        

        


      

    

  



    

  

  
    
            

          
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