Defects fix list for Informix Server v14.10 releases
Product Documentation
Informix Server provides periodic fixes for release 14.10. The following list is the most recent report of defect fixes for customer-reported defects in 14.10 releases. This report combines both Windows and UNIX-specific defect fixes, and is more current than the defect information included in the product release.
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Document Information
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Fix Pack 14.10.xC2 |
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Fix release date: 12 September 2019 Status: Recommended |
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APAR |
ABSTRACT |
| IT28600 |
LINUX INTERNAL STACK UNWINDING DURING ASSERTION FAILURES MAY CAUSE RECURSIVE EXCEPTION FAILURES |
| IT28752 |
CREATE SP INCLUDING A CREATE FUNCTION STATEMENT FAILS IN GETVARTYPE INSTEAD OF RETURNING A -201 |
| IT28832 |
DATABASE USING SQL_LOGICAL_CHAR > 1 CAUSING MIGRATION FAILURE DURING UPGRADE TO VERSION 14.10 |
| IT28982 |
ON AN UPDATABLE_SECONDARY, IF TABLE IS CREATED WITH VERCOLS, IFX_ROW_VERSION IS INCORRECTLY UPDATED AND FAILS WITH -244/-7350 |
| IT29028 |
PROCEDURE CREATION SQL TEXT IS LOST FROM SYSPROCBODY TABLE DURING CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE STATEMENT |
| IT29084 |
ENCRYPTED 12.10 INSTANCE CANNOT BE MIGRATED TO 14.10.XC1 WITH CIPHERS AES128 AND AES192. (AES256 MIGRATES PROPERLY) |
| IT29095 |
DBACCESS MAY THROW ERROR "34389 ILLEGAL CHARACTER" EVEN IF ALL CHARACTERS ARE VALID |
| IT29147 |
DBSCHEMA DOES NOT DISPLAY THE CORRECT COMMANDS FOR REPRODUCING THE PLOGSPACE |
| IT29531 |
ERROR 874 AND AF GENERATED WHEN USING EXTERNAL TABLE |
| IT29670 |
WINDOWS:ONTAPE BACKUP TO DIRECTORY WILL FAIL IF BACKUP FILE IS BIGGER THAN 2GB |
| IT29753 |
NVL IN CASE MAY THROW ERRORS 9628 OR 486 |
| IT29904 |
MEMORY LEAK IN LGR MEMORY POOL ON SECONDARY SERVERS WHEN PROCESSING LARGE LOG RECORDS |
| IT29968 |
WINDOWS: CRASH WHEN DOING A TRUSTED CONNECTION |
| IT29969 |
SELECT STATEMENT WITH LEFT JOIN AND SUBQUERY IS EXTREMLY SLOW |
| IT29971 |
PERFORMANCE PROBLEM WITH LVARCHAR INDEX WITH SELECT FIRST QUERY |
| IT30091 |
PHYSICAL LOG OVERFLOW WITHIN THE CHECKPOINT WHEN A LOT OF DIRTY PARTITIONS ARE INVOLVED |