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PSQL V9 SP2 (9.5) 9.50.077.002 All Platforms Except Netware 9.50.077.003 Netware PSQL v9 SP2 History Notes PSQL v9 SP2 (9.5) 9.50.077.002 All platforms except NetWare 9.50.077.003 NetWare CR Number Component Subcomponent CR Synopsis aus#52350 build Change Download File Names aus#53749 build Change the PSQL install self-extracting exe names for Win and NW sezs aus#53809 build Add jpscs.jar and pvjdbc2.dll to the JDBC SDK self-extracting zip aus#53844 build More changes to SDK sez names aus#51061 communication comsrv Enhancement to CR49101 to enable synchronized signalling of CE after a SQL update. aus#53654 communication comsrv stress test to 64-bit W2003s GPFed aus#53950 communication nwserver SPX communications hung on NetWare when running stress aus#53743 communication w32server Running CE on WXPP to WXPP w/ server engine, NSL crashes Network communication test fails to throw the status error code 5001 with wire encryption set aus#53395 communication to on aus#53406 communication The network communication test fails between Wge and Client with NETBIOS protocol. aus#53518 communication Server crashes if MgrMaxConnections exceeded aus#53519 communication _LnaSetConnectInfo shouldn't use global vars aus#53521 communication LNA client info struct free'd for running thread Vstress when run on multiple clients returns "Connection attempt timed out." on one of the aus#53537 communication clients aus#53400 components_sdk dto DTO need to be updated for Backwards compatibility. aus#53529 components_sdk javaapi JCL Regression - Backward compatibility JCL Harness Execution Failed aus#53307 components_sdk Auto-create Linux SDK zips during build time aus#52154 devcore common warning cleanup - pvmetadata aus#53375 devcore crypto Encryption causes NW abend or Btrieve Status 160 aus#52889 devcore csi Btrieve URL access to secure database using table= fails with status 170/94 aus#53055 devcore csi CSI SetColumnPermissions fails with the PS unknown error code aus#53056 devcore csi CSI AddGroup returns wrong error codes aus#53092 devcore csi CSI user that lacks permission may update other user's info aus#53169 devcore csi The 5th Btrv login gets status 170 on NetWare aus#53431 devcore csi NW 65 OS runs out of memory running Btrieve regression aus#47497 devcore mkc Fix delayed sync close aus#52770 devcore mkc Join query returns "Currency not on record" with dynamic cursor Page 1 of 23 PSQL v9 SP2 History Notes CR Number Component Subcomponent CR Synopsis aus#53163 help Change in the color of the link after navigation aus#54007 help Change JavaHelp preferences INI file to display SDK docs by default aus#52719 install psa PSQL NetWare Server install does not invoke PSA to archive old components aus#52929 install psa PSA Network Test failed during PSQL Client install on Win ME After re-install PSQL 9.5 Server/WGE, PSA Transactional Test failed and there are no DDF aus#53015 install psa files in samples folder aus#53140 install psa Relational Engine Test Results fail to create table on Windows SBS only aus#53155 install psa Button is not focused properly during installation. On Win98, if we set the PSALog file path in ptksetup.ini and try to install PSQL, then a aus#53288 install psa warning related to the file path is thrown during installation aus#53290 install psa PSA Network Test failed during PSQL 9.5 Client install on Win98 SE Many DLLs under C:\Program Files\Common Files\Pervasive Software Shared\Pvswcore are aus#53303 install psa not present after PSQL WGE install on Win98 On WIN ME, after we upgrade PSQL WGE from V8.10 to V9.5 and restart the machine, PSA aus#53349 install psa tests failed Normal Installation of PSA WGE Upgrade from 9.10 to 9.5 does not reflect changes in the aus#53422 install psa registry settings and in PCC. aus#53474 install psa Do not allow client install over existing server aus#53610 install psa PSA analyse and archive function is getting called twice during installation of PSQLV9.5 aus#53824 install psa The readpsa file is not updated with recent PSQL version and year details of PSQL 9.5 aus#52201 install psql PSQL installed JRE should not prompt for updates aus#52854 install psql Build 15: No data in DEMODATA tables, PSA trans tests fail aus#52917 install psql NetWare OS cannot load after installing PSQL 9.5 Server Engine aus#53080 install psql Update crtsysdb.nlm to create tempdb aus#53126 install psql Unable to launch PCC after performing a custom install. aus#53136 install psql Netware install does not applied license given during the license prompt When trying to install the older version of PSQL(9.10) upon the latest version of Pervasive aus#53141 install psql SQL 9.50, it doesn’t prompt with an appropriate message. aus#53188 install psql Rollback fails to remove all the files and folders Silent Install - Product version of PCC.exe represents 9.50.035.000 after upgrading to aus#53238 install psql 9.50.036.000 aus#53277 install psql NW install should not put uninstall on client machine Page 2 of 23 PSQL v9 SP2 History Notes CR Number Component Subcomponent CR Synopsis aus#53310 install psql NW install should archive old PSQL install aus#53490 install psql Client install to Win ME does not set the path to PVSW\bin aus#53491 install psql NW install leaving or installing unnecessary folders under sys:pvsw aus#53492 install psql NW install should put DOS requesters on server NT4W: Proc Entry Point __lc_collate_cp not found in MSVCRT.DLL reported during silent aus#53710 install psql install aus#53739 install psql NetWare Install removes client parts aus#53805 install psql client/server install error on win98SE/winNT4 aus#53818 install psql WGE won't install to 64bit Windows aus#53829 install psql install fails to populate defaultdb, demodata, etc. When Server upgrade install using RPM done on Red Hat 2.6 (v8.6 - Bld # 192.032 + V9 aus#51906 install psqlunix SP1) gives segmentation errors After Server upgrade install using RPM done on Red Hat 2.4 (v8.6 - Bld # 192.032 + V9 SP1) aus#51907 install psqlunix the services are not getting started. When Server upgrade install using TAR done on Red Hat 2.6 (v8.6 - Bld # 192.032 + V9 aus#51908 install psqlunix SP1) gives segmentation errors and is not successful After Client upgrade install using RPM done on Red Hat 2.6 or 2.4(v8.6 - Bld # 192.032 + V9 SP1) and running the dsnadd or odbctest commands show errors that driver not found aus#51909 install psqlunix related to "odbcci.so" On Linux 2.4 kernel machine, after we upgrade PSQL Server from V8.7 to V9.5, the services are not getting started automatically and services are not stable even if we start the services aus#53354 install psqlunix manually On Linux 2.4 kernel machine, after we upgrade PSQL Server from V8.7 to V9.5, no files aus#53355 install psqlunix found under demodata, tempdb and system folders except the restore folder Tarbal installation of PSQL V9.5 Linux Client, Linux PCC and Linux DOCS create two folders aus#53360 install psqlunix namely psql and psqlclient instead of just one psql folder If we do a tar installation of PSQL Client on Linux, the postinstall scripts for PSQL, PCC, aus#53361 install psqlunix DOCS throw some errors aus#53386 install psqlunix LINUX: Library Symbolic links not setup correctly aus#53388 install psqlunix LINUX: startup scripts not created on SuSE v9 32-bit Linux aus#53451 install psqlunix Linux: jnibtrv.so not installed aus#53728 install psqlunix PCC Install on Linux error messages when no engine present include %pre aus#53731 install psqlunix During Linux client install cp command errors seen Page 3 of 23 PSQL v9 SP2 History Notes CR Number Component Subcomponent CR Synopsis aus#53732 install psqlunix During Linux PSQL server install a psregsvr usage list appears aus#53746 install psqlunix Error creating systemdb during upgrade from V9.10 to V9.5 on Linux aus#53792 install psqlunix Errors seen during PCC and DOC installs on Linux client aus#53898 install psqlunix Failed to open error seen during Linux client install aus#53942 install psqlunix pccpreinstall.sh doesn't check the installed Java version correctly aus#53975 install psqlunix PCC linux install should warn user with better message on failed pccpostinstall.sh aus#53982 install psqlunix Psql Docs rpm install can't find docspostinstall.sh script aus#53994 install psqlunix Error seen during Linux doc install aus#54005 install psqlunix Linux install fails to install the sdk mini readmes While trying to uninstall the Pervasive System Analyser, during the uninstallation process. In aus#53142 install uninstall the word Uninstall Shield the letter "U" is in small letter. aus#53151 install uninstall During uninstallation from Add / Remove programs receiving error message 1905 Uninstall wizard prompts to close Real Player, Microsoft Word and MSOutlook with Windows aus#53365 install uninstall XP. aus#50343 install CM: Create Linux slot under the installuni directory When WGE upgrade install (v8.5 FCS - Bld # 189.00 + V9 SP1) done on Windows 2000 Server Japanese, then repair it and in Install shield 'remove' is selected instead of 'repair' as aus#51761 install default aus#51767 install Proper Message is not displaying during unistallation when PCC is opened on WinXpPro aus#51864 install PSQL install log created during P.SQL V9.1 Server installation on NetWare is incomplete. aus#52534 install BANNERs at start of install show garbled Japanese letters In ControlPanel>Add/Remove Programs the Support information for Pervasive.SQL is still aus#52906 install showing 9.10 aus#52907 install Uninstallation is not removing many files under Pvsw folder aus#52908 install The License Agreement is still showing PSQL9(9.4) The ClassPath which includes the jarfiles path is still pointing to C drive, though the aus#52909 install installation is done on to D drive and the jar files exists in the D drive aus#52927 install Upgrade of Psql 9.5 WGE from V9.1 to V9.5 in Win2k Prof.
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