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Support Platform Matrix for Serena Products
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The Supported Platform Matrix outlines the supported client-side and server-side information, including supported operating systems, browser, third party plugins, Serena product integrations, character sets, and upgrade paths.
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Is SQL 2005 supported for Mariner?
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Is SQL 2005 supported for Mariner?
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MCLG 4.5+: API Support for Oracle and SQL
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MCLG 4.5+: API Support for Oracle and SQL
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SBM Configurator does not support the use of SQL 2012 Dynamic Ports feature.
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SBM Configurator does not support the use of SQL 2012 Dynamic Ports feature.
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When will Mariner & Mariner Legacy products be supported for SQL Server 2005
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Based on the above you are probably asking how much longer SQL 2000 will be supported . When third party products are utilized with our applications we currently follow their “lifecycle” support plan. Microsoft intends to support SQL Server 2000 until April 2008, with the extended support offered until April 2013.
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Dim 10 : which version of sql server 2000 is supported : Standard a/o Enterprise a/o Developper ?
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Dim 10 : which version of sql server 2000 is supported : Standard a/o Enterprise a/o Developper ?
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KM-Dim9: Replicator: Error: Dimensions Replicator does not support the use of the following variables: PCMS_LOG, PCMS_TRACE and SQL_DEBUG.
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KM-Dim9: Replicator: Error: Dimensions Replicator does not support the use of the following variables: PCMS_LOG, PCMS_TRACE and SQL _DEBUG.
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VS RIDE Integration does not support SQL Server Integration project files (dtproj)
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VS RIDE Integration does not support SQL Server Integration project files (dtproj)
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KM-Dim10: Dim 10 + SQL Server 2000 environment support MBCS?
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Dim10+SQL Server should support DBCS, but only in ‘legacy’ mode. I.E it will support the MBCS locale characterset, not Unicode. This is planned to change of course, and in future we will bring Unicode support to SQL. Server
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SBM 10.x and above: How to migrate your SQL Server or Oracle database to another supported DBMS
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This document assumes you have a running and working SBM environment that is currently connected to either SQL Server or Oracle. For SBM 11.6 and higher: A fully- supported and tested database migration strategy for moving to Postgres is incomplete. For SBM 11.8.0.1 and higher: The Postgres Create Database and Copy Database functionality of System Administrator are now complete and available.
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