Upgrade SugarPro 6.5.18 to 7.6.0

Hi,

We want to upgrade our Sugar Prof. Currently, its running on 6.5.18. Can we upgrade it to direct with available package SugarPro-Upgrade-6.5.21-to-7.6.0.0.zip ?

Or if we need to update latest 6.5.x then how we can do that?
I checked only this package available on SugarPro-Upgrade-6.5.x-to-6.5.22.zip.

Please reply. Thanks
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  • Will this work ?
    Because there is no upgrade for .21 to 7.6
  • Hi Pavan

    For Sugar pro upgrade from version 6.5.18 to 7.6.0 you first need to

     1. install SugarCRM 7.5.0

     2. then migrate the fields and customize the layout. 

     3. and move data from SugarCRM 6.5.18. to 7.6.0 in record.js


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  • Hi pavan,

    I don't know why Tech Implement suggests this, but you don't need to install a fresh Sugar.

    The steps are as follows:

    1. Update to SugarCRM Pro 6.5.21 (SugarPro-Upgrade-6.5.x-to-6.5.22.zip, request it from Support)
    2. Install SugarUpgradeWizardPrereq-6.5.21-to-7.6.0.0.zip through module loader, this updates the upgrade wizard and checks for incompatible customizations)
    3. Update from 6.5.21 to 7.6 through Upgrade Wizard (SugarPro-Upgrade-6.5.21-to-7.6.0.0.zip)

    You might want to try this on a cloned instance before migrating your productive system.

    Greetings
    Mark

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  • Hi pavan,

    I don't know why Tech Implement suggests this, but you don't need to install a fresh Sugar.

    The steps are as follows:

    1. Update to SugarCRM Pro 6.5.21 (SugarPro-Upgrade-6.5.x-to-6.5.22.zip, request it from Support)
    2. Install SugarUpgradeWizardPrereq-6.5.21-to-7.6.0.0.zip through module loader, this updates the upgrade wizard and checks for incompatible customizations)
    3. Update from 6.5.21 to 7.6 through Upgrade Wizard (SugarPro-Upgrade-6.5.21-to-7.6.0.0.zip)

    You might want to try this on a cloned instance before migrating your productive system.

    Greetings
    Mark

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