Platforms Supported


This page lists supported platforms for dbWatch Control Center and its optional modules. Versioning details follow the release list at Release Notes.


Core Product Platform Support

On-Premise Databases

Database Versions Supported Notes
Oracle 8i, 9i, 10g, 11g, 12c, 18c, 19c, 21c, 23c Includes Express, Standard, Enterprise editions
Microsoft SQL Server 2000–2025 All editions supported, except SQL Server 2005 (see note 1)
PostgreSQL 8.2–18 All major releases
MySQL 5.1, 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 8.0, 8.3
MariaDB 5.1–5.5, 10.×, 11.x
Sybase ASE 12, 15, 16
MongoDB 4.×, 6.×, 7.x Beta support only

Cloud Platforms

Provider Engine Versions Supported Notes
Microsoft Azure SQL Database (Single) Limited by platform restrictions
SQL Managed Instance Full support
Azure MySQL & MariaDB Full support
Amazon RDS SQL Server 2014–2022
Oracle 19c
MySQL 5.7, 8.0
MariaDB 10.3–10.6
PostgreSQL 10–14
Amazon EC2 Any Same as On-Premise Matches local db platform support

Module-Specific Platform Support

SQL Performance Package

Database Versions
Microsoft SQL Server 2014–2025
Oracle 11g–23c
PostgreSQL 9.4–18
MySQL 5.7, 8.0
MariaDB 10.2–10.11, 11.x
Sybase ASE 15, 16

Automated Maintenance Package

Database Versions
Microsoft SQL Server 2014–2025

Security and Compliance Package

Database Versions
Microsoft SQL Server 2014–2025

Agresso ERP Package

Database Versions
Microsoft SQL Server 2014–2022
Oracle 11g–21c


Notes

Some older Microsoft SQL Server versions (typically SQL Server 2014 and earlier, and unpatched SQL Server 2016 installations) only support TLSv1 by default.
Recent Java versions used by dbWatch Control Center disable TLSv1 unless explicitly enabled, which may prevent successful connections to these database versions.

If monitoring such SQL Server versions, TLSv1 support can be enabled in dbWatch Control Center by updating the Java security configuration:

1. Stop the dbWatch Control Center service
2. Edit the file (default Windows location): C:\Program Files\dbWatchControlCenter\dbwatch_server.parameters

3. Remove the leading `#` from the following line:
#-Djava.security.properties=file:”{$bd$}/allow-tls1.security”

4. Save the file
5. Start the dbWatch Control Center service

Important:
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is not supported by dbWatch Control Center.
Connection attempts to SQL Server 2005 have not been successful in practice, even when enabling TLSv1 as described above.


For installation and licensing of additional modules, see Installing and Using Premium Packages.

Need help verifying your environment? Contact support@dbwatch.com for compatibility inquiries.