Oracle Database is a commercial relational database management system (RDBMS) developed by Oracle Corporation. It uses the Structured Query Language (SQL) for data manipulation and management, and it provides features such as robust security, transactional consistency, and high availability.
| Release | Released | Premier Support | Extended Support |
|---|---|---|---|
| 23c (LTR) | 10 months ago (19 Sep 2023) |
Ends
in 7 years and 9 months (30 Apr 2032)
|
Yes |
| 21c | 2 years and 11 months ago (13 Aug 2021) |
Ends
in 9 months (30 Apr 2025)
|
Unavailable |
| 19c (LTR) | 5 years ago (25 Apr 2019) |
Ends
in 1 year and 9 months (30 Apr 2026)
|
Ends
in 2 years and 9 months (30 Apr 2027)
|
| 18c | 5 years and 12 months ago (23 Jul 2018) |
Ended
3 years ago (30 Jun 2021)
|
Unavailable |
| 12c Release 2 | 7 years ago (01 Mar 2017) |
Ended
2 years and 3 months ago (31 Mar 2022)
|
Unavailable |
| 12c Release 1 (LTR) | 11 years ago (25 Jun 2013) |
Ended
5 years and 11 months ago (31 Jul 2018)
|
Ended
1 year and 11 months ago (31 Jul 2022)
|
| 11g Release 2 (LTR) | 14 years ago (01 Sep 2009) |
Ended
9 years ago (31 Jan 2015)
|
Ended
3 years and 6 months ago (31 Dec 2020)
|
| 11g Release 1 (LTR) | 16 years ago (09 Aug 2007) |
Ended
11 years ago (31 Aug 2012)
|
Ended
8 years and 10 months ago (31 Aug 2015)
|
| 10g Release 2 (LTR) | 19 years ago (11 Jul 2005) |
Ended
13 years ago (31 Jul 2010)
|
Ended
8 years and 11 months ago (31 Jul 2015)
|
| 10g Release 1 (LTR) | 20 years ago (08 Sep 2003) |
Ended
15 years ago (31 Jan 2009)
|
Ended
12 years ago (01 Jan 2012)
|
| 9i Release 2 (LTR) | 22 years ago (01 May 2002) |
Ended
16 years ago (31 Jul 2007)
|
Ended
13 years ago (31 Jul 2010)
|
| 9i Release 1 | 23 years ago (01 Jun 2001) |
Ended
20 years ago (31 Dec 2003)
|
Unavailable |
Oracle Database is distributed in various flavors (multiple cloud and on-premises offers) and has various support stages (such as Premier, Extended, Sustaining or Custom Market Driven). Depending on these, release dates may vary. This page documents Premier and Extended support dates for Oracle Database On-Premises Server Releases for Linux x86-64.
According to the Release Schedule of Current Database Releases there are two types of Oracle Database releases:
- Long Term Release (LTR), which are supported for 5 years with Premier Support, followed by 3 years with Extended Support. Note that Oracle Corporation may offer, for some LTR, one year of free Extended Support.
- Innovation Release, which are supported for at least 2 years with Premier Support and have no Extended Support.
The version and patch policy is also complex and changing, but some guidance can be found on:
- Oracle Database - Wikipedia,
- All You Need to Know about Oracle Database Patching - GotoDBA.com,
- Introducing Monthly Recommended Patches (MRPs) and FAQ (Doc ID 2898740.1) - support.oracle.com,
- Oracle Database (RDBMS) Releases Support Status Summary (Doc ID 161818.1) (requires an Oracle account with appropriate permissions).
More information is available on the Oracle Database website.
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