ElevateDB 2.39 is now available for download. If you're an existing customer, then you should be receiving an email shortly with download instructions.

ElevateDB 2.39 is a stability-enhancing release that includes modifications to the internal database object creation/destruction code that correct some long-standing issues with access violations when dead sessions are destroyed and removed by the ElevateDB Server. These access violations are very rare, but can be caused in situations where a dead session contains queries and other types of objects that reference multiple databases or contain recursive references that pose problems for proper destruction of the referenced database objects. More importantly, they can destabilize an instance of the ElevateDB Server over time. Due to the scope of these changes, we have tested the modifications with actual customers over several months and have decided to include them in a new release, as opposed to a bug fix build.

In addition, the ElevateDB Server now includes a Preload Modules configuration option that allows you to pre-load all external modules defined in the active server configuration when the server is started. This change can improve performance quite a bit and is useful for situations where you have external modules containing time-consuming library (.dll) initialization code. Please see the Starting and Configuring the ElevateDB Server topic for more information.

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Arthur Norman said...	Reply
Great to see ElevateDB focusing on stability! Addressing those rare access violations is crucial for long-term reliability. The Preload Modules option is a welcome addition for performance. Reminds me of how I optimize my browser for smoother Moto X3M gameplay. Solid update overall! Keep up the good work! https://motox3mfree.io/
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Angus Eliott said...	Reply
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osebustard said...	Reply
Good to hear about ElevateDB 2.39! The internal object destruction fixes seem important, especially for setups with multiple databases and complex object references. I like that these changes were tested with real customers before release—it gives confidence in the stability improvements. I’ll definitely experiment with the Preload Modules feature to see how much startup performance we can gain. https://snake-game.io
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Davi2 said...	Reply
This is great news! Stability is always a top priority, especially when dealing with complex database interactions. It's reassuring to see the dedication to resolving those rare access violation issues in ElevateDB. The thorough testing with customers before release speaks volumes about the commitment to quality. Makes me think of how even in a simple game like Snow Rider 3D, smooth performance and no unexpected crashes are key to an enjoyable experience. Keep up the excellent work! https://snowrider3dfree.com/
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