Replication Server 7.9.0 release notes v7
Released: 22 Aug 2024
New features, enhancements, bug fixes, and other changes in Replication Server 7.9.0 include the following:
| Type | Description | Ticket |
|---|---|---|
| Enhancement | EDB Postgres Replication Server now supports batch replication for Oracle CLOB and BLOB types in Synchronize mode. This significantly reduces the time required to replicate a large number of row changes containing CLOB/BLOB type columns. | #102185 #35513 |
| Enhancement | The transaction commit timestamp from the origin node is now preserved when replicating to a target node. This is required to process the timestamp-based UPDATE conflicts when EDB Postgres Replication Server is used in a hybrid cluster where the EPRS Publication node is shared with EDB Postgres Distributed (PGD). | |
| Bug fix | Fixed a corner case issue where the synchronization from the target MMR node failed to resume. | #102604 #35539 |
| Bug fix | Fixed an issue where some of the processed entries in the rrep_tx_monitor table weren't cleaned up. |
End-of-support notice
Replication Server 6.2 is no longer a supported version.
To ensure that your usage of Replication Server is supported, upgrade any installations with version 6.2 to version 7. See the end-of-support notes that follow:
Software: Replication Server
Version: 6.2
End of Standard Support: June 1, 2023
Additional details can be found at EDB Platform Compatibility.
Note
Version 7.x provides a non-breaking upgrade path for existing 6.2.x-based cluster deployments. However, we strongly recommend that the upgrade be verified in a staging or non-production environment before applying the upgrade in a production environment.
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