R6 to R7 Resource Reservation Question

I’m in a pickle. We had an R6.5.1 server where our Resource database lived. The server died. We are migrating to R7 so we decided to recreate the server from scratch with R7.0.2. However Resource reservations doesn’t work now. I’m sure it is because we simply moved the Resource database back to the server from backup which means the R7 install did not have the database to upgrade/convert.

Any advice? Should I revert the new server to R6, get the Resources working again and then upgrade to R7?

Might there be a way to “upgrade” the current database to work in R7?

I have high hopes but low expectations that I can fix this easily.

All help and advice is greatly appreciated. Heck, you can even make fun of me for doing it the way I did!

Subject: R6 to R7 Resource Reservation Question

These may help…

From http://www.alanlepofsky.net/alepofsky/alanblog.nsf/dx/notesdomino7page2

Rooms and Resources Design in Lotus Notes/Domino 7: Learn about how we’ve improved the design and function of the Rooms and Resources feature in Lotus Notes/Domino 7.

New Rooms and Resources features in Lotus Notes/Domino 7 part 2.

Important R&R related technotes:

  • How the new Rooms and Resources Manager works in Domino 7
  • Functional changes in Domino 7 for reservations directly booked in the Resource database
  • What is the purpose of the RnRMgr task in ND7?
  • Clustering the Domino 7 Resource Reservations database
  • How do Advance limits on reserving a room or resource work in Domino 7?

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Subject: R6 to R7 Resource Reservation Question

What I did to get our working was to upgrade the old resource.nsf with the new resource ntf 7.0.2. It work great. It even fixed notification reservation that was not working…

Read Alan’s respond…

Subject: easy

File - DB - Replace design with the resrc7.ntf template, enable the 4 scheduled agents in the DB (VERY important) and you’re in business.

See this technote: http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=463&uid=swg21219243