As of January 25 of this year, if you find a bug in SQL Anywhere 10.0.1 it ain't gonna get fixed... that's what "End of Engineering Support" means.
It also means the "Latest SQL Anywhere EBF" postings here are gonna be a lot shorter...
Current builds for the active platforms...
HP-UX Itanium 12.0.1.3523 EBF 15 Dec 2011
11.0.1.2753 EBF 13 Feb 2012
IBM AIX 12.0.1.3523 EBF 15 Dec 2011
11.0.1.2753 EBF 13 Feb 2012
Linux x86/x64 12.0.1.3519 EBF 20 Dec 2011
11.0.1.2753 EBF 13 Feb 2012
Mac OS 12.0.1.3577 EBF 24 Feb 2012
11.0.1.2449 EBF 29 Jun 2010
Solaris SPARC 12.0.1.3523 EBF 15 Dec 2011
11.0.1.2753 EBF 13 Feb 2012
Solaris x64 12.0.1.3523 EBF 15 Dec 2011
11.0.1.2753 EBF 13 Feb 2012
Windows x86/x64 12.0.1.3579 EBF 01 Mar 2012
11.0.1.2755 EBF 10 Feb 2012
...download recent EBFs and ancient relics here
1 comment:
In my very humble opinion, this is true (and worthwhile) as a warning, but not necessarily true in reality - there often have been EBFs for EOL'ed versions after the EOL date - one cannot (and should not) expect to get any bugs fixed for older versions (and that's reason enough to migrate to an wever version, obviously), but one still may try to ask...
Besides that, I appreciate this list very much and agree that it should not contain "old" entries. - That's a "thank you":)
Volker
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