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Patientos Patientos Software Upgrade Technical Guide

This document provides instructions for upgrading the PatientOS software from version 0.96. It describes backing up the database, upgrading the database schema and content, replacing files on the application server and client, and addresses potential issues with the upgrade process. The upgrade involves multiple steps including upgrading the database schema, importing new database content, deploying new software code, and restarting the application server.

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PatientOS PatientOS Software Upgrade Technical Guide

Version 0.96

Software Upgrade Technical Guide

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Revision History
Date 8/27/2009 Version 0.96 Description Initial Author Greg Caulton

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Contents
1. OVERVIEW.........................................................................................................................................................................3 2. SOFTWARE INSTALLATION..........................................................................................................................................4 3. APPENDIX ..........................................................................................................................................................................8

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Software Upgrade Technical Guide

1. Overview
1.1 Process

The basic steps to upgrading PatientOS are divided into the backend system and front end client a) Backend System a. Upgrade the database schema. b. Import the new database content. c. Deploy the new software code (and libraries when applicable). d. Restart the PatientOS application server. b) Frontend Client a. Deploy the new software code (and libraries when applicable).
1.2 Definitions

POS Java PostgreSQL Application Server Client

Refers to the PatientOS software as a system. Programming language developed by Sun An Open Source (free) database server, an alternative Oracle, SQLServer, etc. The backend J2EE server which clients connect to. The rich (fat) client graphic user interface (GUI) with which the users interact.

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Software Installation
2.1 Backup database

Shutdown JBOSS and BACKUP YOUR DATABASE a) SQL Backup pg_dump -i -h localhost -p 5432 -U qapos -F p -O -v -f "backup.sql" qapos

b) Binary Backup Follow PostgreSQL intructions specific to your filesystem to perform a binary backup.

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2.2 Upgrade Database Schema

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Unzip the upgrade contents to a directory

2.2.1 Dump the schema of your database

If your database is not named qapos replace with your database name (find/replace in this document).

cd 01schema pg_dump --schema-only -i -h localhost -p 5432 -U qapos -F p -O -v -f "qapos_schema.sql" qapos

2.2.2

Execute the comparison of your qapos database with the new version

java -jar apgdiff.jar --ignore-start-with qapos_schema.sql schema_only.sql > upgrade.sql

Edit the generated upgrade.sql and validate the contents looks appropriate
remove any DROP SEQUENCE COMMANDS
2.2.3 Upgrade the database

If your super user is not named qapos replace with your super user login. If your database is not named qapos replace with your database name. psql -U qapos qapos < upgrade.sql

Repeat steps 2.2.1 through 2.2.3 until upgrade.sql is empty

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2.3 2.3.1 Upgrade Database Contents

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Edit target_db.xml to connect to the database being upgraded

Change the database name, username and password to match the database you are upgrading. cd ../02data edit target_db.xml

2.3.2

Execute the upgrade

Windows: upgrade.bat > upgrade.log 2>&1 Linux: ./upgrade.sh > upgrade.log 2>&1

Check upgrade.log for any errors Note the above step should take 30 minutes to many hours depending on disk throughput

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2.4 2.4.1 Upgrade Server

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Replace existing server files with files in this directory

cd 03server copy patientis.ejb3 <target appserver dir>/server/default/deploy copy patientos.war <target appserver dir>/server/default/deploy

Any new jar files also need to be copied into the destination server/default/lib directory. Restart the application server

2.5 2.5.1

Upgrade Client Replace existing client files with files in this directory

cd 04client copy *.jar <target client dir>/lib copy patientos.bat <target client dir>/bin copy patientos.sh <target client dir>/bin

Any new jar files also need to be copied into the destination client lib directory.

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Appendix
3.1 3.1.1 Upgrade SQL Unable to alter table

If a view depends on a table you will not be able to change data types of a column. Drop the dependent view and retry the SQL. The next comparison will generate the upgrade.sql with the dropped views.
3.1.2 Unable to add not null column

If a table has values and a numeric not null column is being added, add the column manually, update the rows to have a 0 value and then make the column not null.

3.1.3