Progress DataDirect Connect and Connect64 for ODBC SQL Server Wire Protocol Driver
An asterisk (*) indicates support that was added in a hotfix or software patch subsequent to a release.
Version 8.0.2
Certifications
- Certified with Microsoft Analytics Platform System 10.00
- Certified with Microsoft SQL Server 2016, 2017
- Certified with Red Hat Enterprise 7.3
- Certified with Windows Server 2016
- Certified with Debian Linux 7.11, 8.5
- Certified with Ubuntu Linux 14.04, 16.04
Enhancements
Changed Behavior
- The new CryptoLibName and SSLLibName connection options allow you to designate the OpenSSL libraries used when SSL is enabled.
Version 7.1.6
Certifications
- Certified with Microsoft Analytics Platform System 10.00* (driver version 07.16.0369 (B0372, U0245))
- Certified with Red Hat Enterprise 7.3* (driver version 07.16.0361 (B0363, U0242))
- Certified with Windows Server 2016* (driver version 07.16.0352 (B0357, U0237))
- Certified with Debian Linux 7.11*, 8.5* (driver version 07.16.0300 (B0314, U0208))
- Certified with Ubuntu Linux 14.04*, 16.04* (driver version 07.16.0300 (B0314, U0208))
- Certified with Windows 10
- Certified with Red Hat Enterprise 7.1
- Certified with CentOS Linux 7.1
- Certified with Oracle Linux 7.1
- Certified with SUSE Enterprise Server 12
Enhancements
Version 7.1.5
Certifications
- Certified with Red Hat Enterprise 7.0
- Certified with CentOS Linux 7.0
- Certified with Oracle Linux 7.0
Enhancements
- The OpenSSL library was upgraded to version 1.0.0r, which fixes the
CVE‐2015‐0204 (FREAK) vulnerability. See "RSA silently downgrades
to EXPORT_RSA [Client] (CVE‐2015‐0204)" at
https://www.openssl.org/news/secadv_20150108.txt for more
information.
- The driver has been enhanced to support NTLMv2 authentication, which can be
enabled using the AuthenticationMethod connection option.
- The new PRNGSeedSource connection option allows you to specifies whether the
driver uses a file or the RAND_poll function as the seed source for SSL key generation.
- The new PRNGSeedFile connection option allows you to specify the entropy‐source file or device used as a seed for SSL key generation.
- The new Crypto Protocol Version connection option allows you to specify the cryptographic protocols used when SSL is enabled. This option can be used to avoid vulnerabilities associated with SSLv3 and SSLv2, including the POODLE vulnerability.
Version 7.1.4
Certifications
- Certified with Windows 8.1
Enhancements
-
The new KeepAlive connection option allows you to
use TCP Keep Alive to maintain idle TCP connections.
Version 7.1.3
Certifications
- Certified with CentOS Linux 4.x, 5.x, and 6.x
- Certified with Oracle Linux 4.x, 5.x, and 6.x
Version 7.1.2
Certifications
- Certified with Oracle Solaris 11.1
Version 7.1.1
Certifications
- Certified with Red Hat 6.3
- Certified with Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012