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We’re excited to announce the release of Rocket® MVIS version 2.3.2, designed to deliver more quality, security, and operability.Highlights in MVIS 2.3.2:Modernized Admin Experience for faster onboarding, lower operational friction, and safer day-to-day administration.New incremental Admin UI with clear MANAGE / DEVELOP / OPERATE separation improves usability and reduces admin error Centralized configuration for Admin, REST, and OpenTelemetry No disruption: new UI is accessed in a separate tab during transitionStronger Security & Enterprise Identity for MVIS Admin aligning MVIS with enterprise security standards, and audit requirements.Role‑Based Access Control (RBAC) for MVIS Admin via built in Vault or Azure AD Azure AD OAuth2 integration option for enterprise SSO Clear separation of Admin vs Developer responsibilitiesEmbedded API Development & Flexibility resulting in fewer API workarounds, faster development cycles, and better tooling compatibility.Embedded API Editor impro

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

The Rocket® MV team is excited to announce the release of MV BASIC for Visual Studio Code 2.9.1, available on February 5, 2026. This release expands platform support, enhances developer productivity, and delivers meaningful performance improvements—making it easier than ever to build, maintain, and modernize MultiValue BASIC applications, whether you’re working locally or connected to a server.Expanding the Ecosystem with jBASE SupportVersion 2.9.1 marks an important milestone with the introduction of initial jBASE support, bringing MV BASIC for VS Code to an even broader MultiValue audience. jBASE developers can now begin adopting modern VS Code‑based workflows while continuing to work with the languages and platforms they know.The first phase of jBASE support includes:jBASE BASIC keyword and statement highlighting, making code easier to read, navigate, and understand at a glance. Rename symbol support for the same symbol type, helping teams refactor code more confidently and efficien

If you’ve ever wanted your development cycles to move faster without compromising quality, you’re in good company. That’s exactly what we set out to achieve with MVIS 2.3.1—and we went even further.This release is all about making your day-to-day easier: less friction for developers, more visibility for admins, and performance that keeps up with your biggest workloads. And yes, we leaned on AI to help us get here—because speed and precision matter. A UI That Works as Hard as You DoWe know how much time gets lost jumping between screens and re-entering the same details. So, we introduced the Develop tab, a single place to handle build and configuration tasks without constant context switching. Dynamic Array definitions? They’re now streamlined—define once and move on. Maintenance for arrays and subroutine services? Simplified, so you spend less time on upkeep and more time delivering value. Admin Visibility Without the GuessworkManaging multiple servers shouldn’t feel like juggling blin

Get an Exclusive Preview of What’s Next in Rocket UniData 8.4.1Be among the first to explore new enhancements in observability, language flexibility, and security. Your participation gives you early access and the opportunity to influence the future of UniData.What’s New in UniData 8.4.1?OpenTelemetry Integration (Phase 1) Gain deeper, actionable insights with advanced observability tools. BASIC Language Enhancements Try/Catch for robust error handling. Dynamic Object Support with Native JSON for modern integration. udtpm Now Available for Windows Monitor user activity and system performance with the UniData Performance Monitoring tool—a powerful command-line solution. Compiler Directives Enable conditional compilation to tailor code for specific versions and feature sets. Replication Improvements Sequential I/O support for better data consistency and performance. Upgrades OpenSSL 3.5 Python 3.13 Get InvolvedBeta Kick off: January 28, 2026 Registration Deadline: January 21, 2026 Mee

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

We're excited to announce the availability of the Rocket® MultiValue Developer Assistant 1.2.0 on Friday, December 5th, 2025. Version 1.2.0 extends the knowledge base of the Assistant from just BASIC language to all areas of MV platforms.  It now covers UniVerse, UniData, jBase, D3, and OpenQM databases, plus material on wIntegrate, SBXA, WebDE, MVIS, MVX, AccuTerm, U2 Toolkit, U2 Clients, MV Dashboard, MVS Toolkit, and MV Connect. Internal testing shows the new version delivers significantly better results when answering general questions about MV Application servers, tools, and providing code summarization.For more details, read the Developer Assistant datasheet and register to gain access.  Please note, if you’ve already registered, you can continue using your existing API keys and don’t need to register again.The MultiValue Developer Assistant version 1.2.0, integrated within the VS Code® Integrated Development Environment (IDE), allows you to: Answer generic questions about MV app

Have questions about the Product Lifecycle?Check out the MV Product Lifecycle FAQ for answers to common questions, and don’t forget to review the MV PLC Handbook for detailed guidance.

MultiValue Product Lifecycle Handbook and FAQ