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* Article Checked for relevance on 27th May 2022 *

The current Dbvisit Standby version support matrix is:

Support Requests on Unsupported Versions:

If you are on a version that is no longer supported and create a support request, Dbvisit Support will likely require you to at least upgrade to the terminal release. In many cases, an upgrade
to the supported version will be needed to completely resolve your issue.

How to Upgrade:

Upgrading Dbvisit Standby is an easy and straightforward process with guidelines available in our online documentation. Upgrade guide direct link:

https://dbvisit.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DS10QSG/pages/2415198748/Upgrade+Dbvisit+Standby

If in doubt, don't hesitate to contact Dbvisit Support about the upgrade. We are here to help you with your upgrade. There are also upgrade services and packages available through your IT partner or directly through Dbvisit.

Release of Standby MultiPlatform (11.0.0)(Release Date: 03-March-2022)

This is the latest version of Dbvisit Standby that includes support for Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server. More details can be found on the below page.

https://dbvisit.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DSMP/pages/3237052426/About

Upgrade to Standby MultiPlatform:

All Oracle configurations can be upgraded from Version 9, 10 to Standby MultiPlatform. Follow the below link for instructions.

https://dbvisit.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DSMP/pages/3258220610/Upgrading+Standby+Multiplatform

Release of Standby 10.1.0:

Dbvisit recently released an update for Standby version 10 - version 10.1. More details including full changelog can be found in this article:

https://support.dbvisit.com/hc/en-us/articles/4403603968271-Dbvisit-Standby-10-1-0-14-July-2021-Released

We recommend all customers to use the latest 10.1 version as it has full 19c PDB (pluggable database) support and also includes Snapshot functionality.

Warm regards,

The Dbvisit Team