
- #SQL SERVER MANAGEMENT STUDIO MAC OS X REQUIREMENT UPDATE#
- #SQL SERVER MANAGEMENT STUDIO MAC OS X REQUIREMENT UPGRADE#
- #SQL SERVER MANAGEMENT STUDIO MAC OS X REQUIREMENT SOFTWARE#
#SQL SERVER MANAGEMENT STUDIO MAC OS X REQUIREMENT UPGRADE#
For example, if you are on K2 blackpearl 4.7 and you wish to upgrade to K2 Five (5.3), you must first upgrade to K2 Five (5.0), then upgrade to K2 Five (5.1), then K2 Five (5.2), and finally, K2 Five (5.3). If you have K2 installed with the K2 database in Azure SQL, you must upgrade to the next version of K2 versus jumping versions. This upgrade compatibility matrix describes which versions of K2 ("Installed K2 version") can be upgraded to which later versions of K2 ("Version to be installed"). The article K2 Product Releases and Build Numbers contains a complete list of K2 releases and builds, and the article K2 Product Support and Release Strategy lists the support lifecycle for different products and releases. Refer to the Release Notes links for more information about that release. The K2 Product Version Release History table lists the version release history for recent K2 product versions. This section contains the release history and upgrade compatibility tables for K2 products.
#SQL SERVER MANAGEMENT STUDIO MAC OS X REQUIREMENT SOFTWARE#
Refer to the Product Support Policy for more information on K2’s support policy for SPs, CUs, or other third-party software updates. support is noted in the ‘More…’ notes for a component or version. Specific considerations regarding SP/CU/etc.
#SQL SERVER MANAGEMENT STUDIO MAC OS X REQUIREMENT UPDATE#
This matrix does not explicitly distinguish between RTM, Service Packs (SP), Cumulative Updates (CU), or update rollups of third-party software.See Upgrading to K2 Five for more information. K2 Five introduced changes regarding support for certain versions of third-party software products.See the K2 4.7 release notes for more information. K2 4.7 introduced changes regarding support for certain versions of third-party software products.For details on terms and conditions for K2 support and services, see the article Support Services Policies.K2’s current product support policy and release strategy are described in the knowledge base article K2 Product Support and Release Strategy.Product Support Policy and Release Strategy: A missing check mark means that the listed product/version is not supported with that specific version of K2.

If any product or version is not listed and not covered by the K2 Product Support and Release Strategy, it is not supported. A check mark means that the listed product/version is supported by K2. Use this matrix to determine what products and versions of products are supported and compatible with various versions of K2.
