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Learn about new features and improvements in Qlik Replicate.
This section describes the issues that you may encounter when upgrading/migrating to the new version.
Qlik supports four Replicate versions (including this one).
Direct upgrade is supported from the last two versions only (including any service releases for those versions). The last two versions are Replicate May 2025 and Replicate November 2025.
Note: When upgrading, select All releases and all patches on the Downloads page to see all the available versions. The upgrade paths below refer to initial versions, but the upgrade path is identical for SR versions as well.
If you are upgrading from Replicate April 2020 (6.6), you need to perform the following upgrades:
If you are upgrading from Replicate 6.x (starting from 6.3), you need to perform the following upgrades:
Note: If you are upgrading from Replicate 5.5, please contact Qlik Support.
When upgrading a Replicate installation with multiple Data folders, only the default Data folder (<Product_Dir>\Data) will be automatically upgraded. The other Data folders need to be updated manually by running the following command:
repuictl.exe -d <data_folder_path> setup install
This version of Replicate is compatible with the following related products only:
The following issues have been resolved in this version:
Jira issue: RECOB-11251
Salesforce case: 430619
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Oracle Source - Replicate Log Reader
Description: In rare scenarios, an UPDATE operation might not capture an after-image value of one or more starting columns in a wide table.
Jira issue: RECOB-11215
Salesforce case: 441160
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Amazon RDS for MariaDB source
Description: Connecting to Amazon RDS for MariaDB with TLS 1.3 would fail.
Jira issue: RECOB-11197
Salesforce case: 418337
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Global Transformation
Description: Any global column transformation would remove the original endpoint column subtype of JSON and XML.
Jira issue: RECOB-10689
Salesforce case: 393670
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Security
Description: SQLite versions were upgraded to 3.51.1 due to a known vulnerability with earlier versions.
Jira issue: RECOB-10213
Salesforce case: 397801
Type: Issue
Component/Process: SAP ODP source
Description: The SAP ODP filter would not be passed to SAP when defined on an extractor running in CDC-only mode.
Jira issue: RECOB-10213
Salesforce case: 397801
Type: Issue
Component/Process: SAP ODP source
Description: The SAP ODP filter would not be passed to SAP when defined on an extractor running in CDC-only mode.
Jira issue: RECOB-10361
Salesforce case: 403874
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Notifications
Description: Test notification email would not allow the “+” sign.
Jira issue: RECOB-11122
Salesforce case: 414220
Type: Issue
Component/Process: IBM DB2 for LUW source + File target
Description: Some UPDATEs would be missing when replicating a VARCHAR column.
Jira issue: RECOB-11123
Salesforce case: 396347
Type: Issue
Component/Process: IBM DB2 for iSeries source
Description: After resuming a task, capturing changes from a table that contained binary decimal columns would cause the task to crash.
Jira issue: RECOB-11159
Salesforce case: 423853
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Sybase target
Description: Truncate table would not be performed within a multi-statement transaction.
Jira issue: RECOB-11158
Salesforce case: 416046
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Sybase target
Description: When a table on the target was defined with cluster primary key, duplicate records would cause the task to enter an endless recoverable error instead of handling it as a standard duplication error.
Jira issue: RECOB-11148
Salesforce case: 438331
Type: Issue
Component/Process: IBM DB2 for z/OS source
Description: Failure to communicate with the source database would be handled as a FATAL error in a very specific scenario.
Jira issue: RECOB-11134
Salesforce case: 442203
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Task import
Description: Importing a task would fail for task names exceeding 32 characters.
Jira issue: RECOB-11085
Salesforce case: 439592
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Task import
Description: The repctl gettaskstatus command requires the monitor_data parameter instead of it being optional.
Jira issue: RECOB-11084
Salesforce case: 439984
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Snowflake target
Description: The task would sometimes fail with a timeout error during the "COPY INTO" phase.
Jira issue: RECOB-11046
Salesforce case: 440089
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Snowflake target with Snowpipe Streaming
Description: When using Snowpipe Streaming as the loading method, loading very large tables would consume an excessive amount of memory, which would eventually result in the task crashing and entering a loop of loading and crashing.
Jira issue: RECOB-11039
Salesforce case: 437801
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Amazon Redshift target
Description: VARBYTE column in Redshift appears as a BLOB
Jira issue: RECOB-11010
Salesforce case: 437226
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Microsoft SQL Server source
Description: When specifying an Alternate backup folder which did not contain the required logs, the task would stop with an unclear message instead of issuing a warning an continuing.
Jira issue: RECOB-10997
Salesforce case: 430021
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Microsoft Fabric Target – Mirrored Database
Description: Tables would sometimes be suspended with the following error:
No data rows available
Jira issue: RECOB-10996
Salesforce case: 436142
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Microsoft SQL Server source
Description: The task would sometimes crash while reading the transaction log backup.
Jira issue: RECOB-10995
Salesforce case: 437152
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Snowflake target
Description: The Snowflake hostname for China account (.cn) would not work.
Jira issue: RECOB-10983
Salesforce case: 435943
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Table transformation
Description: Table transformation would cause the table key columns to be ordered incorrectly, even if the index was not changed in the manipulation.
Jira issue: RECOB-10970
Salesforce case: 432837
Type: Issue
Component/Process: PostgreSQL source
Description: After resuming a task that did not capture any changes for the minute before it was stopped, no changes would be captured.
Jira issue: RECOB-10967
Salesforce case: 432391
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Kafka target
Description: Excessive memory consumption during the task, that steadily increases.
Jira issue: RECOB-10936
Salesforce case: 433474
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Amazon S3 target
Description: Corrupted data file would be treated as a recoverable error instead of a fatal table error.
Jira issue: RECOB-10933
Salesforce case: 430775
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Security
Description: The org.apache.logging.log4j:log4j-core component was upgraded to 2.25.3 due to known vulnerabilities with the installed versions.
Jira issue: RECOB-10930
Salesforce case: 435016
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Oracle source
Description: Incorrect 11.12 parsing of multi-delete operation would occur when a table was created with ROWDEPENDENCIES.
Jira issue: RECOB-10880
Salesforce case: 424255
Type: Issue
Component/Process: SAP HANA source
Description: Full record mode would sometimes not work properly with tables that contained numerous columns.
Jira issue: RECOB-10878
Salesforce case: 432913
Type: Issue
Component/Process: SAP ODP source
Description: Capture from CDS View would start failing after stopping and resuming the task.
Jira issue: RECOB-10869
Salesforce case: 417562
Type: Issue
Component/Process: SAP Extractor source
Description: CDC was aborted one hour after a table was reloaded, which caused the task to enter a recoverable error.
Jira issue: RECOB-10861
Salesforce case: 420989
Type: Issue
Component/Process: SAP Hana Log based CDC
Description: When capturing changes from partitioned tables, DELETE operations would sometimes fail at the target with a 'row not found' error.
Jira issue: RECOB-10856
Salesforce case: 404961
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Metadata run option
Description: After Stopping the task and using the “Recreate all tables” run option, the task would be resumed from NOW instead of the last LSN/LRI stream position.
Jira issue: RECOB-10853
Salesforce case: 428408
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Snowflake target
Description: After replicating to Snowflake, intermediate files on Replicate server would never be deleted.
Jira issue: RECOB-10805
Salesforce case: 427401
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Oracle source
Description: Clarification of the v$transaction permission in the help.
Jira issue: RECOB-10797
Salesforce case: 427417
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Engine
Description: When a user without CREATE SCHEMA permission tried to create an existing schema, an error would be returned incorrectly.
Jira issue: RECOB-10774
Salesforce case: 423114
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Microsoft SQL Server source
Description: The task would sometimes crash after DBCC Lookup invocation.
Jira issue: RECOB-10773
Salesforce case: 427484
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Oracle source
Description: When a table contained a long raw and the maximum LOB size was greater than or equal to 64K, the task would crash.
Jira issue: RECOB-10748
Salesforce case: 420235
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Oracle source
Description: The table would be suspended if the limited LOB size value was changed and a DDL was detected.
Jira issue: RECOB-10667
Salesforce case: 421961
Type: Issue
Component/Process: MySQL-to-MySQL task
Description: When the schema of the source and target are in the same MySQL instance and a control table is included in the replication, the task would sometime fail with the following error:
Process crashed with signal 11
Jira issue: RECOB-10637
Salesforce case: 419699
Type: Issue
Component/Process: Amazon S3 staging
Description: During Full Load, tasks would sometimes fail with the following error due to the connection being actively refused by Amazon:
Unable to execute HTTP request: Connect to s3.amazonaws.com:443
The issue was resolved by implementing a retry mechanism with a maximum of three retries before the error occurs.
Jira issue: RECOB-10577
Salesforce case: 403115
Type: Issue
Component/Process: SAP extractor
Description: When using the internal parameter removeJobAfterTaskStop, failed tasks used the existing job run in SAP instead of initiating a new process, resulting in missing data on the target.
Jira issue: RECOB-10824
Salesforce case: 428945
Type: Issue
Component/Process: IBM Informix source
Description: The task would sometimes not recover automatically after database maintenance.
Jira issue: RECOB-10746
Salesforce case: 408429
Type: Issue
Component/Process: PostgreSQL target
Description: Failure to load the CSV file into the Net Changes table would return a recoverable error (resulting in an endless loop) instead of switching to one-by-one apply.
Salesforce (Incremental Load) source endpoint: In the Technical Preview version, the new option to connect via HTTPS to the proxy server is not supported.
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