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Release Life Cyclelink

Updated 10 days ago

Support Duration for Fivetran Local Data Processing Releaseslink

  • Major release versions of Fivetran Local Data Processing are supported for 3 years from their General Availability (GA) release date.
  • A minor release (e.g. 6.1.2) or a patch release (e.g. 6.1.0/1 or 6.1.0/1.1) does not prolong the support duration. For example, if version 6.1 will expire at date X then that date will not be extended if version 6.1.2 is released a year later.
  • Fivetran offers two years of "extended" support for the final version of a major release.
  • Fivetran Local Data Processing is NOT compatible with HVR 5

The following table shows the release and support dates for the most recent major releases of Fivetran Local Data Processing:

ReleaseGA Release DateEnd of Regular SupportSupport Status
6.12021-12-032026-01-31Regular
6.2Planned Q1 2024--

Version Compatibilitylink

  • Fivetran Local Data Processing versions are 'network compatible' with the two previous major versions, but not with versions that have a different initial number. For example, Fivetran Local Data Processing 6.1 is network compatible with 6.2 and 6.3, but not with HVR 5.7.
  • Fivetran Local Data Processing is not compatible with the HVR versions 5.x and 4.x. So, ensure that version 6.x is installed on the Hub machine and Agent machine.
  • When using a mix of Fivetran Local Data Processing versions, note that each bug fix or feature is only effective if the correct installation/machine is upgraded. For example, if a new release fixes an integrate bug, then that release must be installed on the machine(s) that performs integrate. So if only the hub machine(s) is(are) upgraded, then there will be no benefit. To decide whether each installation needs to be upgraded, see the descriptions in the release notes (directory path HVR_HOME/hvr.rel). Each description ends with a line saying which machine(s) must be upgraded for that specific bug fix or feature to be effective.

Supported Operating System (OS) Releaseslink

  • The release notes (directory path HVR_HOME/hvr.rel) lists the supported OS versions (such as "Solaris for SPARC, version 10 and higher") for each Fivetran Local Data Processing release.
  • Once an OS version is supported by Fivetran Local Data Processing, support for that platform will continue until the OS supplier ends its "mainstream support". After that date the support for Fivetran Local Data Processing goes from "Regular" to "Sunset", which means that our support continues (including the new Fivetran Local Data Processing versions), but eventually it may be withdrawn without notice.
  • A customer may request that Fivetran makes support for an OS version "Extended" instead of "Sunset", which means that our support will not be withdrawn as long as the customer continues to share information about the production status of that OS version for the customer, and Fivetran can reasonably continue to support the platform.
  • A consequence of the end of Fivetran support is that we are no longer able to supply patches for that OS version.
  • Fivetran Local Data Processing supports Linux based on a minimal glibc version of 2.12 which is not limited to the Enterprise products below. As long as the version of Linux is compatible with glibc it should work.

To see which OS versions are supported by Fivetran Local Data Processing, see Supported Platforms.

The following table shows the OS suppliers support status of specific OS versions as known by Fivetran Local Data Processing.

OS VersionRelease Date from SupplierEnd of Mainstream Support from SupplierFivetran Support Status
AIX 7.22015-12-01Regular
AIX 7.12010-19-102023-04-30Regular
AIX 6.12008-09-122017-04-30Sunset by IBM
HPUX Itanium 11.312007-01-022014-01-12Sunset by HP
HPUX Itanium 11.232003-01-102010-01-12Sunset by HP
Red Hat 92022-05-182027-05-31Regular
Red Hat 82019-05-072024-05-31Regular
Red Hat 72014-06-102024-06-10Regular
Red Hat 62010-10-112020-11-30Sunset by RedHat
Red Hat 52007-03-152017-03-31Sunset by RedHat
SUSE ES 152018-07-162028-07-31Regular
SUSE ES 122014-10-272024-10-31Regular
SUSE ES 112009-03-242019-03-31Sunset by SUSE
Solaris 112011-01-112021-01-11Sunset by Oracle
Solaris 102005-01-012018-01-01Sunset by Oracle
Windows 102015-07-292019-04-09Sunset by Microsoft
Windows Server 20192018-10-022024-01-09Regular
Windows Server 20162016-09-262022-01-11Sunset by Microsoft
Windows Server 20122012-10-302018-09-10Sunset by Microsoft
Windows Server 20082008-12-292015-01-13Sunset by Microsoft

Supported DBMS Releaseslink

  • The release notes (directory path HVR_HOME/hvr.rel) lists the supported DBMS versions (such as "Oracle: version 12.1, 12.2, 18c and 19c") for each Fivetran Local Data Processing release. The list of supported DBMS versions is different for Fivetran Local Data Processing on each OS platform.
  • Subsequent major versions of the DBMS (such as "Oracle 20") are not automatically supported, but may be recertified by Fivetran after QA testing. But patches to a supported DBMS version are automatically supported by Fivetran Local Data Processing (no recertification is done at patch level).
  • Once a DBMS version is supported by Fivetran Local Data Processing on a given OS platform, support for that DBMS version will continue at least until the DBMS supplier ends its "mainstream support". After that date Fivetran support goes from "Regular" to "Sunset", which means that our support continues (including new Fivetran Local Data Processing versions), but eventually it will be withdrawn without notice.
  • A customer may request that Fivetran makes support for a DBMS version "Extended" instead of "Sunset", which means that our support will not be withdrawn as long as the customer continues to share information about the production status of that DBMS version for the customer, and Fivetran can reasonably continue to support the platform.
  • A consequence of the end of Fivetran support is that we are no longer able to supply patches for that DBMS.

To see which DBMS releases are supported by Fivetran Local Data Processing, see Supported Platforms.

The following table shows the DBMS suppliers support status of specific DBMS versions as known by Fivetran Local Data Processing.

DBMS VersionRelease Date from SupplierEnd of Mainstream Support from SupplierFivetran Support Status
Db2 for i 7.42019-04-15Not AnnouncedRegular
Db2 for i 7.32016-04-15Not AnnouncedRegular
Db2 for i 7.22014-05-022021-04-30Sunset by IBM
Db2 for i 7.12010-04-232018-04-30Sunset by IBM
Db2 for LUW 11.52019-06-25Not AnnouncedRegular
Db2 for LUW 11.12016-06-012022-04-30Sunset by IBM
Db2 for LUW 10.52013-07-262020-04-30Sunset by IBM
Db2 for LUW 10.12012-06-112017-09-30Sunset by IBM
Db2 for LUW 9.82010-01-152015-01-05Sunset by IBM
Db2 for LUW 9.72010-11-192015-01-05Sunset by IBM
Ingres 11.12019-04-172023-04-30Regular
Ingres 11.02017-03-212022-06-30Sunset by Actian
Ingres 10.22014-09-042019-09-01Sunset by Actian
Ingres 10.12012-05-012017-05-31Sunset by Actian
Ingres 10.02010-09-012016-12-31Sunset by Actian
MariaDB 10.42019-12-032025-06-01Regular
MariaDB 10.32018-11-092024-06-01Regular
MariaDB 10.22017-04-162023-05-01Regular
MariaDB 10.12016-04-182022-05-01Sunset
MariaDB 10.02014-06-302020-10-01Sunset
MySQL 82018-04-192026-04-01Regular
MySQL 5.72015-10-112023-10-01Regular
MySQL 5.62013-02-052021-02-01Sunset by Oracle
Oracle 192019-02-132026-03-31Regular
Oracle 182018-02-162021-06-08Sunset by Oracle
Oracle 12.22017-03-012022-03-31Sunset by Oracle
Oracle 12.12013-01-062018-01-07Sunset by Oracle
Oracle 11.22009-01-092015-01-01Sunset by Oracle
PostgreSQL 122019-10-032024-11-14Regular
PostgreSQL 112018-10-182023-11-09Regular
PostgreSQL 102017-10-052022-11-10Sunset
PostgreSQL 92014-12-182021-11-11Sunset
PostgreSQL 82009-07-012014-07-04Sunset
SQL Server 20192019-11-042025-01-17Regular
SQL Server 20172017-10-022022-10-11Sunset
SQL Server 20162016-06-012021-07-13Sunset by Microsoft
SQL Server 20142014-06-052019-06-05Sunset by Microsoft
SQL Server 20122012-05-202017-11-07Sunset by Microsoft
SQL Server 20082008-11-062014-08-07Sunset by Microsoft
Analytic DBMS VersionRelease Date from SupplierEnd of Mainstream Support from SupplierHVR Support Status
Actian Vector (Vectorwise) 5.x2016-06-012020-06-30Sunset by Actian
Actian Vector (Vectorwise) 4.x2015-03-012018-12-31Sunset by Actian
Greenplum 6.x2019-10-11Not AnnouncedRegular
Greenplum 5.21- 5.28.x2019-07-12Not AnnouncedRegular
Greenplum 5.202019-06-202020-12-31Sunset
Greenplum 5.192019-05-152020-11-30Sunset
Greenplum 4.3.x2013-12-052020-02-29Sunset
Teradata 17.002020-06-22
Regular
Teradata 16.202017-12-01Not AnnouncedRegular
Teradata 16.102017-06-01Not AnnouncedRegular
Teradata 162016-12-01Not AnnouncedRegular
Teradata 15.102015-04-092020-04-09Sunset
Teradata 152014-04-072019-04-07Sunset

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