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As Willie Hardie, VP Oracle Database Produce Management, wrote in his blog post, Oracle Database 19.2 is available in LiveSQL since yesterday. You can try out scripts and such in a container. Of course, feature usage is restricted. But that’s a pretty nice thing for an early start with Oracle Database 19c.
Try it out
Hi,
how does the Version 19.2 (“Oracle Database 19.2 is available in LiveSQL “) align with the official release cycle saying 19.2 will be available in April 2019. Was Version 19.1 skipped?
Regards
Torsten
Torsten,
who did say that 19.2 will be available in April? 😉
In April we will release 19.3.0.
The official take for the on-prem availability is in MOS 742060.1 saying “first half of calendar year 2019” which could be April 2019. But it could also be June 30, 2019.
Cheers,
Mike
Hi Mike,
the document I am reffering to is
Release Update Introduction and FAQ (Doc ID 2285040.1)
Figure 2.
saying 19.1.0 to be released in Q1 2019,
19.2.0 to be released in Q2 2019
…
Regards
Torsten
Torsten,
please see the yellow box above figure 2:
“Disclaimer:
The dates published in this document are for planning and discussion purposes only. It is intended solely to help you plan your I.T. projects. The dates are not a firm development plan. The release and timing of any platforms are subject to change at any time and at Oracle’s sole discretion.
”
The graph/figure is not correct. But it is not meant to give any exact dates. As I said, MOS 742060.1 is the Single Source of Truth 🙂
Cheers,
Mike
Hi Mike,
Ithis is going into a different direction.
I was just curious about the numbering 19.2. .
Thought Oracle skipped 19.1 but Oracle does not want to disclose that’s ok with me.
By the way I can also see the yellow box in MOS ID 2357480.1.
Regards
Torsten
Hi Torsten,
got it. 19.2. is correct here.
We released 19.1 in October as the first beta-1 drop for 19c.
3 months later, in January 2019, 19.2 gets released (actually the beta-2 became available last night). And it will be available as beta drop for Engineered Systems customers as well.
This is also the drop we put up on LiveSQL.
Hope this helps – didn’t want to move this into the wrong direction 🙂
Cheers,
Mike
Hi Mike,
thanks for clarifying.
Regards
Torsten
Hi Mike,
when will the Oracle 19c Doc be available?
Thanks
Marco
Marco,
with the availability of 19.2 for Engineered Systems. Soon I guess …
Cheers,
Mike