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Version: 7.00.00.00 - Created: 11 May 2017

This package contains the Aster client tools for AIX.   Release numbering for all of the above will follow this convention: XX.YY.ZZ.nn where: XX is a major release YY is a minor release ZZ is a maintenance release nn is an efix or hotpatch We use this terminology: major release: Major releases of Aster typically introduce new features. minor release: Point releases of Aster typically provide feature enhancements and bug fixes. A point release may also introduce new features. maintenance release: Maintenance releases of Aster typically provide only bug fixes. They may also include feature enhancements. efix or hotpatch: Hotpatch releases are introduced to address customer issues of an urgent nature.   Example of efix application to major/minor releases: An efix is a fix for part of the product. It may not function by itself. E.g., the AIX 64-bit AC 6.00.00.02 efix only includes the following: ACT, ADFS client, JDBC driver, and Third party licenses. It doesn't include other drivers and utilities such as ODBC. If you would like to use the latest drivers and utilities for AC 6.0, you will need to follow these steps: Install AC 6.00.00.00 with all its drivers and utilities. Check the AC 6.00.00.0x README to see whether any additional packages are needed then follow the README to apply the efix.

Version: 7.00.00.00 - Created: 11 May 2017

This package contains the Aster client tools for Solaris.   Release numbering for all of the above will follow this convention: XX.YY.ZZ.nn where: XX is a major release YY is a minor release ZZ is a maintenance release nn is an efix or hotpatch We use this terminology: major release: Major releases of Aster typically introduce new features. minor release: Point releases of Aster typically provide feature enhancements and bug fixes. A point release may also introduce new features. maintenance release: Maintenance releases of Aster typically provide only bug fixes. They may also include feature enhancements. efix or hotpatch: Hotpatch releases are introduced to address customer issues of an urgent nature.   Example of efix application to major/minor releases: An efix is a fix for part of the product. It may not function by itself. E.g., the AIX 64-bit AC 6.00.00.02 efix only includes the following: ACT, ADFS client, JDBC driver, and Third party licenses. It doesn't include other drivers and utilities such as ODBC. If you would like to use the latest drivers and utilities for AC 6.0, you will need to follow these steps: Install AC 6.00.00.00 with all its drivers and utilities. Check the AC 6.00.00.0x README to see whether any additional packages are needed then follow the README to apply the efix.

Version: 7.00.00.00 - Created: 11 May 2017

This package contains the Aster client tools for Linux.   Release numbering for all of the above will follow this convention: XX.YY.ZZ.nn where: XX is a major release YY is a minor release ZZ is a maintenance release nn is an efix or hotpatch We use this terminology: major release: Major releases of Aster typically introduce new features. minor release: Point releases of Aster typically provide feature enhancements and bug fixes. A point release may also introduce new features. maintenance release: Maintenance releases of Aster typically provide only bug fixes. They may also include feature enhancements. efix or hotpatch: Hotpatch releases are introduced to address customer issues of an urgent nature.   Example of efix application to major/minor releases: An efix is a fix for part of the product. It may not function by itself. E.g., the AIX 64-bit AC 6.00.00.02 efix only includes the following: ACT, ADFS client, JDBC driver, and Third party licenses. It doesn't include other drivers and utilities such as ODBC. If you would like to use the latest drivers and utilities for AC 6.0, you will need to follow these steps: Install AC 6.00.00.00 with all its drivers and utilities. Check the AC 6.00.00.0x README to see whether any additional packages are needed then follow the README to apply the efix.

Version: 7.00.00.00 - Created: 11 May 2017

This package contains the Aster client tools for Windows.   Release numbering for all of the above will follow this convention: XX.YY.ZZ.nn where: XX is a major release YY is a minor release ZZ is a maintenance release nn is an efix or hotpatch We use this terminology: major release: Major releases of Aster typically introduce new features. minor release: Point releases of Aster typically provide feature enhancements and bug fixes. A point release may also introduce new features. maintenance release: Maintenance releases of Aster typically provide only bug fixes. They may also include feature enhancements. efix or hotpatch: Hotpatch releases are introduced to address customer issues of an urgent nature.   Example of efix application to major/minor releases: An efix is a fix for part of the product. It may not function by itself. E.g., the AIX 64-bit AC 6.00.00.02 efix only includes the following: ACT, ADFS client, JDBC driver, and Third party licenses. It doesn't include other drivers and utilities such as ODBC. If you would like to use the latest drivers and utilities for AC 6.0, you will need to follow these steps: Install AC 6.00.00.00 with all its drivers and utilities. Check the AC 6.00.00.0x README to see whether any additional packages are needed then follow the README to apply the efix.

Version: 16.00.00.00 - Created: 17 Mar 2017

The Teradata Debugger for Java UDF is a new feature of Teradata Database 16.0 and later designed to provide a full-featured, easy to use debugger for debugging UDFs and external stored procedures written in Java. It extends the abilities of the standard Eclipse Java IDE and addresses limitations of general debuggers, such as the inability to handle multiple, parallel JVM instances, a situation that is very common on Teradata Database systems.  Refer to the Installation Guide for instructions on installing JUDB Eclipse via the Eclipse Update Site process. You can either download the zip file, or use the Debugger URL (specified in the Installation Guide) in the install process. To ask questions or discuss issues with JUDB Eclipse, please use the Teradata Debugger Forum. Not recommended for use on production systems. Debugging directly on a production system could potentially affect the overall system performance and cause other issues. Teradata does not support issues caused by use on a production system.