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AccuTerm 8.1.3 ReleaseWe are pleased to announce the availability of AccuTerm 8.1.3.This release introduces support for custom environment variables in the IO Server, providing greater flexibility for customer deployments.In addition, the Web Client has been further aligned with the Desktop version through support for the VBA Command() function.Several enhancements have also been made to the Web UI to address rendering issues and improve the overall user experience.Furthermore, this release includes fixes for a number of reported defects, contributing to improved stability and reliability.Key EnhancementsSupport for custom environment variables in the IO Server. Added support for the VBA Command() function in the Web Client. Improved Web UI rendering and user experience. Multiple bug fixes and stability improvements.For detailed release information and to download this version, please refer to the Product Availability Matrix in Rocket Business Connect (RBC).
We would like to provide an update on our D3 product strategy and upcoming releases. On November 12, 2024 Rocket MV announced a D3 10.3 Version Support policy , which included the following guidance:“With the release of D3 10.4, many customers have inquired about the future of D3 10.3 and earlier versions. To allow the D3 development team to focus on D3 10.4, the current generally available version of D3, we will continue to support D3 10.3 and earlier versions according to the product lifecycle. However, we will not be enhancing these versions. Additionally, we will limit hotfixes to severity 1 issues. We'll address all other fixes in version 10.4, meaning customers will need to upgrade to 10.4 to take advantage of these updates.” Since then, we have continued to listen to customer feedback and evaluate upgrade experiences across our customer base, particularly within Linux environments. As a result, we are pleased to announce that Rocket has begun development of D3 10.3.5 for Lin
What's New — Reliability, UI Parity, and Security Enhancements We're excited to announce the release of Rocket® MultiValue Integration Server (MVIS™) 2.3.3. This release focuses on making your MVIS environment more resilient, easier to administer, and simpler to secure — with expanded platform certification, a more complete Next Generation UI, and key stability and security improvements for production environments.Highlights in MVIS 2.3.3Better reliability under load — improved server performance and stability during sustained traffic. More complete Next Generation UI coverage — closes major gaps with the classic UI for admin tasks such as logging, monitoring, performance statistics, REST configuration import/export, MVNQ deployment, and MVConnect. Easier administration and faster troubleshooting — new server status visibility, real-time dashboards, and direct access to logs from the new UI. Simplified configuration management — idempotent MVNQ account deployment and UI-based export/im
To maximize project success and ensure alignment with Rocket Software best practices, customers are strongly encouraged to consult with Rocket Services and Solutioning before engaging any external service provider. Rocket Services and Solutioning can help assess project requirements, recommend the most appropriate delivery approach, and identify qualified partners within the Rocket Software MultiValue Accredited Solutioning Partner Program.Accredited partners have demonstrated expertise, experience, and proven delivery capabilities in MultiValue consulting, integration, modernization, managed services, and customer success. By engaging Rocket Services and Solutioning early in the planning process, customers can ensure they are connected with partners that meet Rocket’s accreditation standards, reducing project risk, accelerating time to value, and promoting consistent, high-quality outcomes across the MultiValue ecosystem.
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We want to inform you that the Rocket® MultiValue Developer Assistant will be retired effective June 30, 2026.This tool, integrated within the VS Code development environment, provided early AI-assisted capabilities for MultiValue developers. After careful evaluation, we have determined that it has not consistently delivered the level of impact our customers deserve in real-world development workflows. We made the decision to retire it rather than continue investing in a solution that doesn't meet that bar.-------------------------------------What's ChangingThe Rocket® MultiValue Developer Assistant will be decommissioned on June 30, 2026 Existing users will no longer have access after this date No technical action is required — though you may wish to update any internal documentation or workflows that referenced the tool-------------------------------------Data & PrivacyNo user prompts were recorded All server logs will be deleted as part of the decommissioning process------------
We’re excited to share a new release of MV Basic for VS Code that delivers meaningful improvements, with a strong focus on jBASE environments.What’s ImprovedStronger jBASE SupportThis release significantly expands jBASE capabilities, particularly for online development. Customers can now more easily connect to jBASE servers, explore accounts and files, and work with data in real time. Configuration and build workflows have also been streamlined to better align with modern jBASE project setups.Smarter Developer AssistanceWe’ve enhanced in-editor guidance using official jBASE documentation, helping developers understand language features and behavior more quickly, without leaving their workspace.Better Configuration & Workflow FlexibilityCatalog, compile, and connection configurations are now more complete and consistent, making projects easier to set up, maintain, and share across environments.Improved Accuracy & CompatibilitySeveral fixes reduce false warnings and remove unnec
We’re excited to share the latest update to the U2 Common Clients version 5.4.3. This release brings meaningful upgrades across security, performance, reliability, and developer experience, making it easier than ever to build and maintain applications on the U2 platform.Whether you’re working with UOJ, JDBC, ODBC, or administrative utilities, this release includes improvements that help your applications run more smoothly.Let’s take a tour of what’s new!Stronger Security & Future‑Ready Platform UpdatesSecurity and compatibility remain at the core of our ongoing investment in U2 Common Clients. With version 5.4.3, we’ve modernized two key components under the hood:OpenSSL 3.5 Now Included - We’ve upgraded the embedded OpenSSL library to version 3.5, bringing enhanced security features, broader cryptographic support, and a more future‑proof foundation for secure client‑server communication. JDK Upgrade to Version 17 - To keep pace with the modern Java ecosystem, the JDBC and UniObjec
We’re excited to announce the release of Rocket® jBASE® version 6.2.2, designed to deliver more power, flexibility, and compatibility for your business-critical applications. Here’s what’s new in 6.2.2: Windows 2025 Support – Stay ahead with future-ready compatibility. Transaction Journaling v2.0 Enhancements – Improved reliability and data integrity. Automatic License Authorization – Simplified license management for faster deployments. Runtime Performance Improvements – Experience smoother, faster operations. Reality Conversion Compatibility – Easier migration and integration options. Bug FixesUpgrade now to Rocket® jBASE 6.2.2! Our team is eager to assist you with any questions or support you may need during the upgrade process. If you are currently on maintenance, you can download Rocket jBASE 6.2.2 from Rocket Business Connect (RBC). If you do not have an active maintenance contract, please contact our sales team to get started! Want to learn more? Rocket jBASE 6.2.2 do
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Docs on this setting describe it thus:Sets the number of hash buckets in the per-user locking table. Adjust this based on the number of concurrent locks a user may hold.andThe number of hash buckets for the per-process locking table. This parameter is highly application dependent, If the application requires a large number of locks in one transaction (more than 20), you should increase this setting to the closest prime number to the maximum number of locks per transaction. So if we have identified our maximum locks per transaction is a rather large number, like 5000, then this calculation would derive to 4999. That does not seem to make sense.Is there any real-world feedback on this?
Greetings y’all!We currently have a development environment that I would like to have, on a regular cadence, updated with production data.Are any of y’all doing that know? I’m being told by our VAR that it is next to impossible to do.
Hello, With an older release of D3 Windows (32bits), it was possible to connect to my D3 database using D3 Windows Class Library Reference.But, with the last release od D3 (64 bits), it doesn’t work. In D3 Programs, i don’t find this dll: D3clslib.dll Any idea ? ThanksRegards.Christophe.
This subject seems to be changing every week. (Yes, I have read the AI posting form @Mike Rajkowski from 2 years ago, but we are living in the super-fast lane) I keep seeing new AI’s focusing on specific niches. According to my Google AI search Claude and Lovable are the current AI that understand Unibasic (I always search for Unibasic because PICK and BASIC are too generic). I decided to explore Lovable with a paid subscription and have had good results creating MV programs. I even uploaded sample MV A/R accounting module documentation, and Lovable generated working screens and programs (not MV programs) with logic to connect with a LiteSQL database!!! I could use the screens on desktop and mobile devices. I do plan on fine-tuning my results to use Unibasic and see what it does. What is everyone using, and for what purpose?
The Rocket® MV team is pleased to announce the release of U2 Toolkit for .NET 3.1.3 on October 16th, 2026. The Rocket® U2 Toolkit for .NET Provider offers a free .NET data provider interface for Rocket UniVerse® and Rocket UniData®, while U2 Toolkit for .NET Developer adds the ability to develop in Microsoft® Visual Studio. U2 Toolkit for .NET 3.1.3 enhancements and improvements include:Support for .NET 10. The U2 Toolkit driver now supports applications running on the .NET 10 runtime, enabling .NET 10 applications to connect to UniVerse and UniData servers using the U2 Toolkit API. NuGet package availability. The U2 Data Client and U2 Entity Framework Core packages are now available directly from NuGet. Both packages target .NET 10 and can be installed and managed using the standard NuGet Package Manager in Visual Studio or the .NET CLI, simplifying dependency management and ensuring alignment with the latest supported .NET tooling. Updated End User License Agreement (EULA). The EULA
The default uvconfig values for these settings are:N_AFT 5000 N_AFT_SECTION 17 N_AFT_SECTION_BUCKET 23 These result in 294.12 files per SECTION, and 12.79 files per SECTION BUCKET. The N_AFT setting is too small for our needs so we will be increasing it. What I am interested to explore is what are the deciding factors needing consideration when adjusting N_AFT_SECTION and N_AFT_SECTION_BUCKET ? Should the current ratios be maintained as best as possible? For example, if N_AFT is set to 15000 a custom setting of 53 for N_AFT_SECTION would result in 283.02 files per SECTION and 12.31 files per SECTION BUCKET, which are close to the default ratios.Is this the best approach, or should I take a different track?
Hello,We are currently using D3 and noticed that the number of RPC client connections is limited to 3, as shown by the :MAXUSERS command.During some long-running update processes (updating more than 4,000 items), an RPC connection remains allocated for 1 to 2 minutes, which can become a limitation when multiple processes run simultaneously.Could you please confirm whether the maximum number of RPC client connections can be increased?If so:Is this a configurable parameter? Does it require an additional license? What is the maximum supported number of RPC client connections?Thank you for your assistance.Best regards,
We are running Universe 11.3.1 on AIX 7.2. I have 9 production accounts, mirrored on development and test LPARs. That all adds up to thousands of files. Formerly we used Fast c/s to monitor the entire system and stay on top of undersized files to prevent application slowdowns. Unfortunately, it is no longer supported.Does anyone know of a similar application or product we could use? If so, could you speak to the efficiency, ease of use etc.?Thanks in advance.
In all my years of using UniObjects for Java (UOJ), I have not paid attention to memory leaks in my syntax. They existed I am sure, but why bother if the process is pretty quick and was getting re-used by the web server. Of course, I would make sure that I closed files or make sure that I close sessions. I have a Windows machine running a 3.5 gig of memory that has been working for years.This year (2026) I upgraded the web server from Apache Tomcat 9 to Apache Tomcat 11. I upgraded Java from 17 to to 25. It was painful because of the Javax libraries which are no longer supported at this Java release and had to be replaced with Jakarta libraries. All of the all other libraries like BIRT, our Unidata/Universe Report writer, required updates to run in Java 25 as well.All of this increased my war file size by at 25%. That does not sound much but on this particular machine the margin of error was gone we would run out of memory several times a month. Every minute or so depending on what the
Had a customer report today that there’s a strange bug in the SB+ expression parser. The sample he provided was this:IF(1,170,””)”MR2”)The spurious ) at the end should be a syntax error. But it is not. As long as all quotes are “, this returns either 170 or “)”MR2 depending on if the condition is true or false. It also gets converted in EEGC as follows:IF 1 THEN VALUE = 170END ELSE VALUE = '")"MR2'ENDThis is not a crisis, but I wanted to post this in case anyone else happens to make the same mistake we did, with that extra “)” at the end of an expression.
Greetings Rocketeers!We are on WIndows, preparing to move from Universe 11.xxx to 14.xxxHave any of y’all made this upgrade recently? Were there any functional issues after upgrading? Is there a test plan available anywhere we could get our hands? Many THX,
Greetings all!In UniVerse 11, how are the 7 records associated with a port file created? >SELECT 405P7 record(s) selected to SELECT list #0.>>LIST 405PLIST 405P 01:57:21pm 30 Sep 2026 PAGE 103P.......ONLOCMNULOGPONTFDC
We are having trouble connecting via unirpc (MVQuery) to our Unidata 8.4 (Windows 25) server. My work PC does not have a problem. While RDP’d into the server, when I try to connect to an account, I’m getting → So far, 2 other PC’s get the same message. I’m trying to setup logging/tracing for this. I’ve placed ...\include\ud_database into TRACE_LEVEL=2. If this is producing output, I can not find it. What else can I do to track this down? Thank you,Jonathan WellsAptron, Corp.
Welcome BackHi, MultiValue Community!The second half of 2026 is packed with opportunities to learn, connect, and plan for the future of your MultiValue environment. From roadmap insights and AI innovation to community events and modernization resources, we're focused on helping you maximize the value of your existing investment while preparing for what's next. This month, we're highlighting upcoming educational opportunities, customer events, product direction, and ways to engage with fellow MultiValue customers around the world.Featured Event: MultiValue Roadmap Webinar—Get a Preview of What's AheadWatch the MultiValue Roadmap Webinar to hear directly from product leadership about future priorities, innovation investments, and customer-driven enhancements.Topics include: Product roadmap updates AI opportunities across Rocket solutions Modernization initiatives Customer-requested enhancements Upgrade and migration planning guidance Q&A with product experts Watch the recor
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