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Included with JS7Comment
H2®1.4.2001.4.200h2-1.4.200.jarMPL 2.0, EPL 1.0noDBMS and JDBC Drivers are Open Source
MariaDB®102.7.2mariadb-java-client-2.7.2.jarLGPLyesDBMS and JDBC Drivers are Open Source
MySQL®5.7, 8.08.xmysql-connector-java-8.x.jarProprietary Licenseno

DBMS is Open Source, JDBC Drivers are not Open Source

The MariaDB® JDBC Driver can be used for access to MySQL® databases

Oracle®12c, 18c, 19c, 21c21.8ojdbc8-19.19.0.0.jar
FUTC Licenseyes

DBMS and JDBC Drivers are not Open Source

Use ojdbc8*.jar for Java 8 releases and newerand Java 11
Use ojdbc11*.jar for Java 11 and Java 17

PostgreSQL®10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 1542.4.3postgresql-42.4.3.jarBSD 2-clauseyesDBMS and JDBC Drivers are Open Source
SQL Server®2016, 2017, 20199.x, 10.x, 11.xmssql-jdbc-<version>.jre8.jar
mssql-jdbc-<version>.jre11.jar
mssql-jdbc-<version>.jre15jre17.jar
Proprietary Licenseno

DBMS and JDBC Drivers are not Open Source
Use mssql*.jre11.jar for Java 11 - 14
    (JDBC Driver version 7.2 to 9.x)
Use mssql*.jre15jre17.jar for Java 15 17
    (JDBC Driver version 10.2 and newer)


In most situations it is technically possible to operate JS7 with newer versions of a DBMS or JDBC Driver if the version is actively supported by the DBMS vendor. Users frequently ask if JS7 is compatible with newer versions of a DBMS or JDBC Driver. It's the wrong question and your DBA should know the answer. Consider the following example for Oracle® that similarly applies to other DBMSs:

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