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Example Pre-Flight Check Output

When you run the post-upgrade pre-flight check the output indicates whether the necessary conditions have been met and estimates the time needed to update the table (see step 2 in section 3, Run the Pre-Flight Check).

The following sections show two example outputs. Example 1 indicates that all necessary conditions are OK and that the target directory for database records is C:\DBUpgrade. Conversely, example 2 indicates an invalid condition. In this example, the user has specified a non-existent target directory, C:\DBUpgradw.