on 06-23-2015 1:29 PM
Hi,
we are working on a change in our deployment strategy into the BI production system.
Just being curious, how often do you deploy to production and what reasons are behind this strategy?
Do you deploy during the week or over the weekends to avoid business service interruptions.
Is your deployment done before the loading to have new changes in or do you not risk the loadings and import after?
Brgds
Dirk
Dirk,
It all depends on how often the content is being changes and what type of objects. The business should be driving the transport to PROD by creating change request. Any PROD changes should go in after hours to avoid PROD impact. Depending on how often things change in PROD, this will also define your back-up strategy for PROD.
- What type objects and how often the change ?
Regards,
Ajay
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Hi,
I see where you are coming from. But this would need to have clear specifications and UATs to be done, then I agree with you. But in my case this means a daily transport due to permanent corrections and additions; which impacts the business the on a daily base as the changes are not complete and often deliver wrong results.
This concept we had for a long time and we were facing daily dumps and incidents due to wrong reporting and permanent changes being deployed.
I am looking more for a company having real release management to see how often the release windows are placed. Weekly or Bi-weekly.
Cheers
Dirk
With SAP Business Objects, you can promote objects (reports, universe, etc) as and when needed and you need wait for a maintenance window. End users will not be affected as there is no downtime when you are transferring the reports (if you have schedules, you will see the changes after the next immediate schedule is invoked)
If you are upgrading your BO server from one Patch to another patch or to a new Service pack, then you will need downtime and plan accordingly.
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