PSQL v11 is optimized for multi-core. Without it, your application may slow down on multi-core hardware. Learn why.

Pervasive PSQL v11

What's New

Pervasive PSQL v11 Release Candidate Documentation
  

 PSQL v11 RC Trial Downloads

Downloads Version Data Documentation
Server Trial Win 32 Win 64 Linux Date Aug 2009 What's New
Client Trial Win 32 Win 64 Linux Version v11 RC Readme
Workgroup Trial Win 32     Build Number 11.00.060

 

PSQL v11 Requirements/Compatibility

Software Hardware
Operating Systems Supported Minimum Hardware Requirements
Compatible with AuditMaster v7, Backup Agent v3, DataExchange v4
   

Support Lifecycle 

 
Support Lifecycle General Availability End of General Availability End of Support
Pervasive PSQL v11 Soon Not Scheduled Not Scheduled
Pervasive PSQL v10 Sep 18, 2007 Not Scheduled Not Scheduled
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Software Development Kit

PSQL v11 SDK Downloads
Btrieve for WIndows Download Readme Btrieve for Linux Download Readme
ADO.NET 3.5 Download Readme ADO.NET 3.2 Download Readme
PDAC for RAD Studio 2010 Download Readme Active X Download Readme
DTI SDK for Windows Download Readme DTI SDK for Linux Download Readme
DTO SDK Download Readme OLE DB Download Readme
JCL SDK for Windows Download Readme JCL SDK for Linux Download Readme
JDBC SDK for Windows Download Readme JDBC SDK for Linux Download Readme
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Pervasive PSQL v11 MC Release Candidate - But Wait, There's More

Published: 8/11/2010

Pervasive PSQL v11 MC Release Candidate is here. If you haven’t already downloaded the beta (and even if you have), you should definitely download PSQL v11 MC RC and give it a ...

Changing the Order of Columns in a Table

Published: 6/14/2010

When new columns are added, they’re always placed at the end of the table. It’s possible to move existing columns within a table using an ALTER TABLE statement. For example, we can move the column that occupies the first position in a table to the last po...

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