Journyx Timesheet v5.6m3 Upgrade

This package will upgrade Journyx Timesheet 5.6 or 5.6m1 or 5.6m2 site
to version 5.6m3. It is essential for recovery purposes that you
backup your database before applying these patches. Please be sure to
use the backupdb command as described in the instructions below.  Be
careful to follow the instructions carefully.  If you encounter an
error message while performing the upgrade process, please copy the
error message and send it and any other pertinent information (such as
which OS and database you are using) to the Journyx support team at
support@journyx.com.


Upgrade Process For UNIX Environments (Linux, AIX, Solaris, BSD) 

These instructions, as well as the install script and patches, are
delivered in the file named JournyxTimesheet_56m3_Unix_Patch.tar.gz
Journyx recommends un-taring this in the install directory's pi/bin directory.
Therefore if the install location for Timesheet is /u/journyx/jtime/jtime
then you should un-tar the archive in /u/journyx/jtime/jtime/pi/bin.  


The Upgrade Process

Open a command prompt shell on the server machine and navigate to the
pi/bin directory. "Source" the setup file so you have the WTHOME
variable set in your environment. If you are in the bin directory, the
setup file will be there. Execute it exactly as shown below.

. ./setup

Important:If you are running with Openlink drivers, also ensure that the
openlink.sh variables are set in your environment by sourcing that file
as well.

. <path to openlink directory>/openlink.sh Navigate to the /pi/bin
directory within the Timesheet installation.

Unzip the archive by using the following command:

$ tar -xvzf JournyxTimesheet_56m3_Unix_Patch.tar.gz

 (or)

$ gunzip -c JournyxTimesheet_56m3_Unix_Patch.tar.gz | tar -xvf -


Important: Please take this opportunity to backup the Timesheet database
by running the backupdb command as detailed below:

backupdb -v backup.out

Keep a copy of this backup file in a safe location so that it will be
available in the unlikely event of an error with the upgrade process.
Navigate to the patch directory 

cd 5.6m3_unix_patch

Execute the install script by entering the following: 

./install

The maintenance patches will be installed.