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Intelligent Advisor
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Compatibility mode can be used to run particular deployments in the previous quarterly release version. This provides time to resolve any layout or behavior differences between versions, in other words, it runs the deployment on the previous runtime version so that customers have time to remediate any differences introduced by the current release.
Compatibility mode can be useful if:
For deployments in compatibility mode in the Intelligent Advisor 8C release only, both the Web services - Assess option and the Web services - Interview option do the same thing. That is, selecting either option will deploy the policy model to all appropriate services in the Determination Server. To un-deploy from the Determinations Server you must uncheck both options. For later releases, the options will work as expected.
Note that it is recommended that deployments always use the latest product release unless warranted. Compatibility mode is only temporary, and either a patch must be deployed or the customer's policy models must be made compatible with the latest version of the runtime prior to the rollout of the next quarterly release.Also note: Only policy models that have NOT yet been modified in any way by the latest version of Oracle Policy Modeling can be put into compatibility mode.
As described above, compatibility mode is intended as a temporary bridge after an upgrade, not as a long-term operating model, with this in mind be aware that compatibility mode will be automatically turned off when:
Staying in compatibility mode permanently does not reduce upgrade risk. In practice, it can increase risk, because the deployment remains dependent on an older runtime path. If an issue occurs only while running in compatibility mode, Oracle's ability to fix it is more limited because that runtime represents the previous release rather than the current release line. The expected remediation path is normally to move the deployment forward to the current runtime, not to keep extending compatibility mode. For that reason compatibilty mode should not be treated as a way to remain one release behind indefinitely.
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