Santiago,
With reference to your question, I am sure that nobody could give you a specific answer to your question and I would never make any assumptions or believe anyone that said that the activitation of any extensions in the switch framework would not cause disruption to existing processes. In all, any activation should require a regression test to insure that the business processes in the system are operating properly as they are at risk of issues due to the activation of the new functionality. Additionally with all ther interactions and not knowing what you are using, what is modified and custom in the ERP today, the questions is more difficult to answer than just your knowing your processes and validating them once the changes are completed - which I am sure you all would do anyway once you are done with your updates. Simplest way to get the actual answer - get a sandbox and try it out.
As for the activation of ESS through SFW5 - you need to determine which functions you are expecting to work for ESS and from there identify the process on activating the HCM in the switch framework or not. I know that there is a lot of detail in there but this is a big area and the decision to turn-on or off this switch is an interesting one that cannot be reversed once done.
Minimum SP-Levels are irrelevent to the actions, but more relevent to what you want to do. I would suggest that you be on the appropriate Stack for your respective installation - the latest one is always the best and since you are undergoing a major change to your core system, to insure proper support - you should be on the latest stack release across all your areas.
Hopefully that answers your questions, if it does, please set this thread to answered, if not please provide additional deatails so we can properly answer your question and get you going.
Edited by: David Milliken on Apr 1, 2008 10:37 PM
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