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Oracle version 12 for AM 9.90

chuchi

Hi MF Team,

We are planning to upgrade AM 9.71 to AM 9.90. Our Database residee in a server with Oracle 12.2c, want to know if we can upgrade the database to AM 9.90.

The requeriments for AM 9.90 specifies Oracle 19c, but will work with 12.2c?

Thanks and Regards

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    I would suggest to upgrade to Oracle 19c as the support documentation states. Otherwise your configuration will be taken as not supported, and in case of any DB related issues, we may not be able to assist you.

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    I would suggest to upgrade to Oracle 19c as the support documentation states. Otherwise your configuration will be taken as not supported, and in case of any DB related issues, we may not be able to assist you.

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