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Graceful Switchover with SQL Server InMemory tables is not supported.
Dbvisit Standby currently only supports ipv4, not ipv6.
Dbvisit Standby includes Oracle 12.2 Instant Client libraries by default. If your system has a different version of Oracle installed, it is possible under some rare circumstances for a library version conflict to occur. If you experience any errors similar to "PRKN-1008: Unable to load the shared library orasrvmhas12.dll", you can usually resolve them easily by renaming this library in the dbvisit/standby folder to "orasrvmhas12.dll.12.2" or by using replacing the Instant Client libraries in $DBVISIT_BASE/standbymp/oracle or $DBVISIT_BASEdbvisit/standbymp/oracle/lib (depending on your operating system).
11.2.0 (13 Sep 2022)
New features
Oracle ODA KVM support
UI refresh + enhanced functionality for wide displays
Performance and network communication efficiency improvements
Improved translations for all supported languages
Bugs squashed/Improvement description
PROJECT-744: Improved behaviour for Oracle RAC -> single FS failover scenarios
PROJECT-727: Reduced size and complexity of Support Packages
PROJECT-728: Corrected SQL Server Time Gap calculation for several edge-cases
PROJECT-768: Significant improvements to process management and memory footprint in long-running environments
PROJECT-735: Improved Automated Configuration Creation behaviour for busy SQL Server Instances
PROJECT-736: StandbyMP Configurations can now be deleted if the DDC and/or Oracle base files no longer exist
PROJECT-820: Better handling of Automatic Standby Update and Observer behaviour during Create Standby Database processes using Transportable Media
PROJECT-832: Prevented several kinds of incorrect GUI behaviour if buttons double and triple-clicked
11.1.0 (26 May 2022)
New features
Multi-language support (Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish)
Full Oracle SEHA support
New APIs for 3rd party integration
New CLI (Control Center and Agents)
SQL Server: Automatic "New Database on Instance" Detection + Configuration and Standby Database Creation
SQL Server: Multiple standby databases for a single source database
SQL Server: Introducing the SQL Server Graceful Switchover Cascade: seamlessly switchover and then switchback a SQL Server Database Configuration with multiple standby databases while always retaining log shipping between all affected databases.
Bugs squashed/Improvement description
Significant improvements made to CPU load/process efficiency/process management, vastly improving memory/CPU consumption
Full SMTP connection debug info is now available
Better handling for Windows PATH misconfigurations
SQL Server Apply Delay now works as expected
Missing logs now generate common-sense errors straight away instead of creating notifications on apply
Improvements for Oracle Cascades
CSD is now available as a multi-configuration Action for SQL Server
Automatic Standby Update is now disabled when activating standby for DR testing in Oracle
Fixed licence update UI & improved messaging for licence errors
Warnings added for Switchover + Snapshots interaction
The dashboard now shows the correct Instance state for Oracle RAC Configurations with multiple active nodes
Improved custom backup location handling for 2+ Configurations sharing the same primary
HOSTNAME_CMD files are now correctly migrated during upgrades
It is now possible to use non-standard local addresses for SQL Server Instance discovery
Added several new Events and notifications for various issues (Automated Standby Update failing, various log gap states, etc)
Major performance improvements to UI rendering, which should now be much faster and more responsive when working with large numbers of Configurations & Tasks.