If you have no previous installation of Data360 Analyze, see Downloading and installing Data360 Analyze.
Prerequisites
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You cannot have two different versions of Data360 Analyze running on the same machine.
- Consider turning off any anti-virus software that may interrupt the installation process.
Breaking changes
- The Microsoft SQL Server JDBC driver shipped with the installation has been upgraded from 9.X to 12.X. Note that the default for the 12.X drivers is to have TLS enabled. To disable TLS set the DBOptions property on the JDBC related nodes to
encrypt=false. If using a self-signed certificate for SQL Server, DBOptions will need to be set totrustServerCertificate=true. - The MariaDB driver has been upgraded from 2.7.X to 3.3.X. There are a number of changes to the JDBC URL parameters. The 2.7.X version is still shipped with the product as it is still supported by the MariaDB project and it can be made the default version used by the Data360 Analyze installation. However, the 2.7.X version will be End Of Life in 2025, and at that point will no longer be supported by Data360 Analyze.
Latest LTS Releases and Upgrade Paths
When planning an upgrade, it is important to verify the compatibility of the current version with the target version. An upgrade path is only available if the target version was released after the current version. This ensures that all necessary updates and patches are included in the upgrade process.
The following table outlines the latest LTS releases and their corresponding upgrade
paths:
| Current Version | Target Version | Upgrade Path Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 3.12.3 | 3.14.0 | Valid |
| 3.12.4 | 3.14.0 | Invalid (3.12.4 released after 3.14.0) |
| 3.14.0 | 3.14.1 | Valid |
| 3.12.4 | 3.14.1 | Valid |