Uplift
An uplift takes either the base 10 version
      up to the most current build of version 10, or it takes your build of version 10 up to the
      most current build. This is done with the Single Version Installer (SVI) found on the
      application server. As part of the uplift process, FormSync automatically runs against all
      forms for which patches were applied, including your personalized forms (forms other than
      vendor level). Consider this "FormSync Phase 1". During this automated phase 1, FormSync
      merges the vendor level changes from Infor into your personalized forms; however, in certain
      cases, those changes might not be committed so manual intervention is required. This manual
      intervention occurs in phase 2 of FormSync, and it requires interaction with a user who
      understands your personalized form content. When FormSync runs in phase 1, it logs unresolved
      prompts/conflicts from Infor’s vendor level changes compared to your personalized forms. These
      prompts are replayed in phase 2; and again, it requires interaction with a user who
      understands your personalized form content. For Phase 2, you must login to the application and
      open the FormSync form. The numbered steps in this section direct you to do this. If there
      were unresolved prompts/conflicts, you are prompted to make decisions specific to your
      personalized form content. If there are no actions to be taken, a message similar to this is
      displayed, "Backup tables do not exist in Target”. 
Note: If you have master/subordinate environments with databases that are separate (master is on
        its own database and subordinate databases are not in the same database as the master),
        uplift the master first, then uplift the subordinates. Once the uplift of all environments
        is successful, login to each environment and regenerate replication triggers.
Note: You can use the FormSync Log form to view FormSync log messages before
        performing Phase 2. If FormSync phase 2 cannot address a conflict, specifically some
        associated with event handlers and form scripts; the choice will be to either keep the
        entire personalization event handler or script or replace all. 
