ObjectStore Standard 2019.4 Release Notes

Introduction

We are happy to share the release notes for the ObjectStore Standard 2019.4 (2013.0 update 18).

Summary

The main changes in this release include the resolution of customer defects and internal stability improvements.

Features

This release serves as a scheduled maintenance update with several key focus areas:

• Fixes for customer-reported defects.
• Enhancements aimed at improving the overall software stability.

Bugfixes

Notable bug fixes include:

• [OSCID-37369] - Adjusted default permissions for Cache Manager temporary files when run by non-root users on Linux. The new permissions set to 660 instead of 666.
• Various internal defects have been addressed, including memory leaks.

Changelog

Changes in Release ObjectStore Standard 2019.4 (2013.0 update 18)

• Fixed permissions issue related to Cache Manager temporary files.
• Other internal stability improvements regarding memory management.

Changes in Release ObjectStore Standard 2019.3 (2013.0 update 17)

• General internal defects resolved, enhancing overall software stability.

Changes in Release ObjectStore Standard 2019.2 (2013.0 update 16)

• [OSCID-36825] - Configuration change regarding unknown architecture code 53; architecture definition files are now included with binaries.
• Memory leak fixes that bolster stability.

Changes in Release ObjectStore Standard 2019.1 (2013.0 update 15)

• Supported Visual Studio versions updated to include 2015 and 2017.
• Fixed various customer-reported issues like incorrect version numbers in Service Manager.
• Introduced permissions change for the /tmp/ostore directory from 777 to 775 to enhance security.
• Enhanced Cache Manager's resilience to crashes through code adjustments.
• Addressed identified memory leaks associated with ObjectStore libraries.

Supported Platforms

ObjectStore is compatible with the following platforms:

• Java 7, 8
• Visual Studio 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017
• Windows Versions: 2008 through 10
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4, 6.6, 7
• GCC 4.4.7, 4.8

Known Issues

Some notable known issues include:

• Limitations with databases exceeding 1 TB may cause server crashes.
• Indexed cursor iteration order can be incorrect in cases of multiple virtual inheritance.
• Modern C++ features (C++11 and beyond) are unsupported in ObjectStore contexts.
• Support Discontinuance: Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 support will end on Dec 31, 2020.

Additional Information

For further inquiries, customers may reach out to their account manager or contact Ignite Support via their support portal.

Release Notes

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