Note that any fix packs applied to Db2 fall within the same product support Lifecycle, and do not affect the end of support date.Īdditional information is available in this document: There is no support for older versions of Db2 on Windows®, Linux® and UNIX® operating systems
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Please note that the announced dates are also available on the IBM Product Lifecycle Pageĭb2 v11.5 for Linux, Unix, and Windows, and Db2 Connectĭb2 v11.1 for Linux, Unix, and Windows, and Db2 Connectĭb2 v10.5 for Linux, Unix, and Windows, and Db2 Connectĭb2 v10.1 for Linux, Unix, and Windows, and Db2 Connectĭb2 pureScale Feature 9.8 for Enterprise Server Editionĭb2 pureScale Feature for Enterprise Server Editionĭb2 9.7 for Linux, UNIX and Windows and Db2 Connectĭb2 9.5 for Linux, UNIX and Windows and Db2 Connectĭb2 9.1 for Linux, UNIX and Windows and Db2 Connect For details on the Continuing Support program see this page. Read TechNote 1051638 for more information as it relates to SAP.Įnd of support (extended) indicates the earliest date in which IBM would end the extended support for your DB2 product (that is to say, the latest stop date in a DB2 support extension).Ĭontinuing Support extends non-defect support for known issues for select versions past EOS date while customers prepare to upgrade. Customers should check directly with their application vendor for the terms and duration of their support for Db2. Support terms and conditions may differ for the use of Db2 with certain applications. To arrange for a DB2 service extension, contact your local IBM® representative. You can extend the support period beyond the EOS date for an additional fee. For customers who have purchased their DB2 licences from IBM, the End of support (base) indicates the last date on which you are entitled to base support for your DB2 product (also known as the EOS date).
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