PSQL v10 General Availability Ends March 31, 2011

Pervasive® PSQL™ v10

 What's New

 

PSQL v10 Updates

Downloads Version Data Documentation
Server Update Win 32 Win 64 Linux Date Sep 2011 Readme
Client Update Win 32 Win 64 Update Version v10 SP3 Update 18
Workgroup Update Win 32 Build Number 10.31.042

Notes: This update must be installed on a system with Pervasive PSQL v10.30 or later.

PSQL v10.30.022 Downloads: Server Win 32, Server Win 64, Workgroup, Client Win 32, Client Win 64

 
Server Update Win 32 Win 64 Date Jun 2009 Readme
Client Update Win 32 Win 64 Update Version v10.10 Update 11
Workgroup Update Win 32 Build Number 10.13.060
Notes: Update 11 provides additional fixes and solves known issues reported since the release of PSQL v10.10 (Build #10.10 or higher).   Installation requires a prior version of Pervasive PSQL v10.10 in order for update to be applied. 
 
Server Update Win 32 Win 64 Date Nov 2008 Readme
Client Update Win 32 Win 64 Update Version v10.01 Update 7
Workgroup Update Win 32 Build Number 10.01.075
Notes: Installation requires a prior version of Pervasive PSQL v10.0 in order for update to be applied.
  

PSQL v10 Requirements/Compatibility 

Software Hardware
Operating Systems Supported Minimum Hardware Requirements
Compatible with AuditMaster v6.4, Backup Agent v2.0, DataExchange v3.0
 

Support Lifecycle

Product General Availability End of General Availability Transition Support End of Support
Pervasive PSQL v10 Sep 18, 2007 Mar 31, 2011 Sep 1, 2011  Mar 1, 2012
Pervasive PSQL v9 Mar 1, 2005 Jul 1, 2009* Jul 1, 2009* Jan 1, 2010*
 Click here for additional support lifecycle information  *PSQL v9 for NetWare Available and Supported

 

Looking for PSQL v10 SDK Downloads?  Go to the SDK Archives Section

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Published: 6/14/2010

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