Done.

... and I have now added that capability! Coming soon 🙂

Busted.

The "x" versions are pre-release stuff. It can, and does, change rapidly. Sometimes it contains nasty bugs. The "x" releases are deliberately not made visible on the download dropdown - you have to know to fetch it with curl or pt3upd.sh and hope that I didn't just build something with a bug in it.

I make no attempt to version the "x" stuff -- there have been hundreds of pt3.3sx builds -- if you have one it is probably not the same as anyone else's 😉

Certain people have been urging me to get better about the versioning process.

On the bright side there are release notes 🙂

Good news Tom. If you need any help testing then let me know.

YES. Or maybe right-click - copy the whole thing to clipboard.

Understood. Enhancement added to our TODO list.

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(Somewhat off-topic): That KB list is pretty close to a list of my own that I've been updating off and on over the years. I stopped updating mine when, thankfully, I got rid of my last WG license.

However to me this looks questionable, re licensing requirements for TDE:

OpenEdge Enterprise RDBMS and OpenEdge TDE or alternatively Advanced Enterprise Edition RDBMS available since OpenEdge 11.5 (for Production) OpenEdge Development Server (for Application deployment)

I don't see what OE Dev Server has to do with TDE. It is the development version of App Server, is it not? Same goes for the footnotes for MT and TP.

Also, aren't -napinc and -napstep decommissioned?

I would like to see historical Checkpoint information on the portal.
It would help to verify changes to biclustersize

Something like that will probably occur. I need to start mucking about with oe12 now that it is actually available.

That didn't take long!

Thanks for the tip, I'll look into it 👀

Which reminds me of another needed alert "not having audit archive db" 😉