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Accessing archived SDK

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andpagaandpaga
Joined on 2022-10-11

Hi,

 

My team currently uses an older version of objectdb, 2.4.6_10. We have services running in production so upgrading the version is not an option at the moment. 

Is there a way to access the ObjectDB development kit that has been archived?

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supportsupport
Joined on 2010-05-03

The archived file is attached. You may download and keep it but it will be deleted from this thread shortly.

Note that it is highly recommended to upgrade to the last ObjectDB version, when possible.

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andpagaandpaga
Joined on 2022-10-11

You made my day. Thank you.

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