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Please refer to the Teradata JDBC Driver User Guide for each Teradata JDBC Driver release, to obtain the list of supported combinations of operating systems, CPUs, and 32/64 bit modes for that Teradata JDBC Driver release.

Please refer to the application server vendor's documentation to obtain the list of supported combinations of operating systems, CPUs, and 32/64 bit modes for each application server version.

The Teradata JDBC Driver is supported for use with all combinations of operating systems, CPUs, and 32/64 bit modes that are supported by both the application server version and the Teradata JDBC Driver release.

For Java software, an operating environment consists of the complete combination of the following items:

• the specific version of the underlying operating system
• the specific JVM version
• the 32-bit or 64-bit mode of the JVM
• the specific version of the application server, if an application server is used.

Generally, the Teradata JDBC Driver is tested in a particular operating environment before that operating environment is supported for use with the Teradata JDBC Driver. Such testing is needed for the following reasons:

• to verify the correct operation of the Teradata JDBC Driver
• to identify the minimum patch level needed for the underlying operating system version
• to identify the minimum patch level needed for the JVM version
• to ensure documentation, such as workarounds or Tech alerts, is available for the Global Support Center (GSC), so that it can support customers.

If a problem is encountered while using the Teradata JDBC Driver in an unsupported environment, then the GSC will attempt to reproduce the problem in the closest supported environment. If the problem can be reproduced in a supported environment, and the problem is determined to be due to the Teradata JDBC Driver, then the problem will be corrected and retested using the supported platform.