SharePlex®12.2
Release Notes
Revision: 12/23/2025
Table of Content
| Cover page |
| Revision History |
| New Features |
| Resolved Issues and Enhancements |
| Deprecated Platforms and Operating Systems |
| Basic system requirements |
| Source and Target System Requirements and Data Types |
| Compatibility matrix for supported operating system and target platform |
| System Requirements and Conditions of Support When Replicating from Oracle |
| Oracle source basics |
| Oracle to Azure Event Hubs replication |
| Oracle to Cloud Storage replication |
| Oracle to File Output replication |
| Oracle to JMS Message Queues replication |
| Oracle to Kafka replication |
| Oracle to MariaDB replication |
| Oracle to MySQL replication |
| Oracle to Oracle replication |
| Oracle to PostgreSQL replication |
| Oracle to Snowflake replication |
| Oracle to SQL Server replication |
| System Requirements and Conditions of Support When Replicating from PostgreSQL |
| PostgreSQL source basics |
| PostgreSQL to Kafka replication |
| PostgreSQL to Oracle replication |
| PostgreSQL to PostgreSQL replication |
| PostgreSQL to Snowflake replication |
| PostgreSQL to SQL Server replication |
| System Requirements and Conditions of Support When Replicating from PostgreSQL Database as a Service |
| Known issues |
| Product Licensing |
| FIPS Compliance |
| Third Party Contributions |
For over two decades, SharePlex has provided high speed database replication for mission critical database environments.
SharePlex supports a wide variety of configurations to meet different and complex data availability needs. A primary class of use cases revolves around database scaling and availability.
SharePlex supports reliable Oracle and PostgreSQL high-availability and disaster recovery configurations where replication maintains a duplicate database in a different location that is ready for fast, seamless fail-over and failback in planned or unplanned mode.
SharePlex also supports bi-directional, active/active configurations with conflict resolution for PostgreSQL to PostgreSQL and Oracle to Oracle to support horizontal scaling and strategic placement of databases near regional users.
SharePlex can support cross platform (Oracle ← → PostgreSQL) bi-directional, active-active replication with conflict resolution to de-risk Oracle to PostgreSQL migrations in complex Oracle environments.
SharePlex can improve scaling by offloading Oracle or PostgreSQL reporting workloads.
Another class of use cases involves (generally) cross-platform data movement to support application integration, database interoperability and data lake population. Examples include:
PostgreSQL and/or Oracle replication to Snowflake to support data warehouse/data lake pipelines
PostgreSQL and/or Oracle replication to Kafka for real-time streaming analytic applications
PostgreSQL to Oracle (or) Oracle to PostgreSQL replication to provide interoperability between systems to support database refactoring or migration from Oracle to PostgreSQL.
You can also use SharePlex to replicate data from Oracle source to maintain a change history database in an Oracle target. Rather than updating or deleting target rows based on the source change, SharePlex inserts a new row on the target for every source change. The result is an archive that reflects the chronological history of every change made to the source database.
SharePlex's value and versatility continue to grow with the requirements and requests of our customers. Although SharePlex is a reliable, relatively low-maintenance solution, our top-rated support team is ready around the clock to help with any trouble you may have. To get you started with your deployment, our professional services team is highly experienced and readily available.
For expert advice and the latest news about SharePlex, join the SharePlex Community at https://www.quest.com/community/products/shareplex. Take advantage of our forums, blogs, videos, and more from our own experts, as well as input from our customers and partners.
| Document Version | Date | Change History |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | 23rd December 2025 | Added the SPSQL-12279 issue in the Knows Issues section. |
The following new features, enhancements and platforms are supported in this release.
The following technical feature enhancements are supported in this release.
SharePlex now supports replicating data from Oracle to Apache Kafka in AVRO format with Confluent Schema Registry integration.
This enhancement provides:
Efficient data replication while maintaining existing schema governance, forward and backward compatibility, and a reduced payload size.
A centralized repository for managing schema definitions.
Consistent schema management through validation and controlled schema evolution policies, helping prevent breaking changes downstream.
SharePlex now supports multiple concurrent Capture connections to the same remote Oracle database.
This enhancement:
Enables simultaneous DDL monitoring and data replication
Provides isolation between Capture, Compare, and user command sessions
Improves resilience and scalability in high-volume environments
SharePlex now supports replication from Oracle and PostgreSQL to Oracle ADB for autonomous transaction processing database.
This new capability enables hybrid-cloud deployments, cloud-migration initiatives, and analytics workloads using ATP—while continuing to leverage the full SharePlex toolkit for data integrity, target initialization, and discrepancy resolution.
SharePlex now supports the Compare and Repair commands on Windows when replicating data from Oracle to PostgreSQL.
This enhancement enables SharePlex to correctly identify and select the appropriate sequence file following a Data Guard failover, supporting both VIP and non-VIP modes.
SharePlex has upgraded its Windows installer technology to NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System). This change improves installation flexibility, enhances scripting capabilities, and increases the overall maintainability of the installer package.
The following new platform is supported in this release.
Oracle Exadata on AWS/Azure
