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Periodically, we release updates to the Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) application that include enhanced features. Most customers will be able to take advantage of the newest features by deploying a patch to update their application.
Note that making certain changes to your environment will make upgrading more difficult. In order to take full advantage of the newest features, we suggest only making changes that are outlined in the IDP documentation on this site.
If your cloud environment is already running IDP, use this page to deploy the feature enhancements from the latest version of IDP.
If your Appian installation includes different environments, such as development, staging, and production, we recommend following these instructions to upgrade each of your environments separately.
Starting with IDP 1.1, the Execute Stored Procedure plug-in is required. If you do not already have this plug-in deployed in your environment, you will need to deploy the plug-in by following these instructions.
To deploy plug-ins for self-managed installations, see Appian Suite Plug-Ins.
To deploy the plug-in for Appian Cloud installations (if necessary):
IDP relies on a set of bundled plugins that Appian supports as part of the application. Support for use of these plugins in other scenarios is provided by the Appian community in accordance with AppMarket guidelines.
Upgrading IDP uses different files than installing the application for the first time. You will need to download the software patch that contains the following files. These files will be used in the remaining set up steps.
Note that you must be registered with your company on Community to download this file.
In order to update your database tables to work with the latest release of the IDP application, you will need to run the DDL script in your database.
To run the DDL script:
Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) 1.1 SQL Patch.sql
DDL file that was downloaded in Step 2: Download software package.The DDL file is meant to be used for MySQL databases. If you use a different database you may need to modify the database commands.
If your environment is not a default Appian Cloud configuration, you will need to update the the DU_DATA_SOURCE_NAME
constant in the Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) 1.1 Patch.properties
file. This document will be uploaded when you import the patch and will automatically update the constant with the value you specify.
If your appian data source is already called Appian
, you do not need to perform this step. You can see the name of your data source in the DU Data Store
design object.
To update the import customization file (if necessary):
Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) 1.1 Patch.properties
file that you downloaded in Step 2: Download software package.DU_DATA_SOURCE_NAME
constant with your environment's data source name. For example, jbdc/<DataSourceName>
.The final step is to import the patch into your Appian environment.
Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) 1.1 Patch.zip
file.Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) 1.1 Patch.properties
file.