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Software Downloads

Go to https://software.datical.com to download files. See details for the release below. 

Customer Notices for Upgrades

Warning

Starting with the 6.10 release, Datical DB will run in the OpenJDK runtime instead of the Oracle Java runtime.

  • If you are running Datical DB version 6.9 or lower, please use the full install process for 7.4 (NOT an upgrade/update process).
  • If you are running Datical DB version 6.10 or higher, you can use whichever process you prefer for 7.4 (full install or upgrade/update).

Documentation for v7.4

Documentation for the base release is available in the following forms:

Datical DB

ItemPathFile
SoftwareCOMMON/Datical_DB_Software/Datical_DB_7.4.XXXX6647Choose the Linux or Windows installation file for your system. 
Datical DB DocumentationCOMMON/Datical_Documentation/Datical_DB_Documentationdatical_db_docs_v7.4.pdf
Composite Installation RepositoryCOMMON/Datical_DB_Software/Datical_DB_7.4.XXXX6647DaticalDbCompositeRepo-7.4.XXXX6647.zip

Datical Deployment Monitoring Console (DMC)


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titleDatical DB 7.4 is Compatible with DMC 7.3

No changes were made to the DMC during development of the 7.4 release.  The 7.4 Datical DB client has been certified to work with version 7.3 of the DMC.

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ItemPathFile
SoftwareCOMMON/Datical_DMC_Software/Datical_DMC_7.3.159datical-service-unix-7_3_159-master.sh
DMC DocumentationOnline @ dmc.datical.com<N/A>

Deployment Monitoring Console Update Instructions

To upgrade from version 6.17 or earlier of Datical Service, consult the DMC Upgrade Guide

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titleExpand for DMC update instructions
  1. Navigate to software.datical.com, download and copy the datical-service-unix-7_3_159-master.sh file to your existing DMC server

  2. Run the installer with the following command and enter your existing OS user as the admin user and admin group:


    Code Block
    languagebash
    /home/datical> sudo bash /datical-service-unix-7_3_159-master.sh


  3. When prompted for an install location, enter the directory of the previous DMC installation

  4. The installer will update your installation and restart effected DMC services.  You can begin using the new version of the DMC immediately.

Recent Additions to the Datical DB Product Line

Deployment Monitoring Console (DMC) 

With the 7.0 release Datical included a new, lightweight web-based Deployment Monitoring Console (DMC) that provides status and reporting information for all of your Datical projects through a browser.  The new DMC is a simpler replacement for Datical Service that is much easier to install, manage and use. 

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Issues Addressed

Datical DB Issues

Issue IDDescription
DAT-4817Deploy Packager "cleanup" command does not work with runtime credentials
DAT-4760"hammer releaseLocks" command released in 7.3 does not work with runtime credentials
DAT-4732Sample metadata.properties file has error about ignore property
DAT-4655

DeployPackager fails with duplicate table error on final forecast after deploy

DAT-4641Sqlplus.exe can't start -- MSVCR100.dll was not found
DAT-4552Packager fails with [synonyms & autoperms] changesets and using changelog property substitution for schema name
DAT-4521ChangeSet Wizard Allows Blank Author & ID Fields When 'Specify SQL to revert this Change Set' is selected
DAT-4502Snapshot does not include AppDBA change types for MSSQL
PD-540Missing the URL to access DMC after installation in DMC Documentation
PD-542LDAP integration instructions are too vague

Deployment Monitoring Console (DMC) Issues

Issue IDDescription
PD-540

Missing the URL to access DMC after installation in DMC Documentation

PD-542LDAP integration instructions are too vague

Documentation Spaces for Older Releases

See DDD in the Releases with Doc Spaces section for a list of spaces available for older releases (prior to 6.7).