When you do an upgrade, do you normally regenerate and redeploy every application in the project(s)? Just wondering.
m-shark
In my case no, I don’t. What I do is to recompile all project to see if everything is going well. I only redeploy the entire project if I have to upgrade the production environment.
But if you upgrade the development environment and then deploy even one app, wouldn’t you necessarily have to upgrade the production environment…and then a possibilities of the rest of the apps being out of sync? Or am I overthinking this?
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When you have installed an upgrade of Scriptcase, you must regenerate your project and deploy it, including the whole runtime. Intermediate changes require uploading only the changed files, but personally, I upload the full project without the runtime, because that is easier than keeping track of the changed files. But that’s personal 
That was my feeling on it. Thanks!
I do the complete deploy only if the message log from Scriptcase says I have to upgrade production environment… but that’s my personal way to do…
Yes I do, because some fixed errors may affect your grids/forms, even if deployment files are not concerned.
Best regards Uwe
I’ve come to that conclusion. Thanks.
So do most of you NOT update until a few versions go by and then you do a massive update/debug?
I only update if needed, major bug fixes and useful enhancement. But for the enhancement I wait at least 3 or 4 releases before updating, so I am not one of the guinea pig to suffer about it.
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I’ve started doing the same. Then carefully read here to find out all the caveats and how to fix any problems.