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We're proud to announce that starting with release 7.0, our popular SQL add-on  app now has 2 editions to better match the individual needs of our customers.

The following table outlines the features and benefits of each edition. 

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Tip
titleDo not install both editions on the same server

Only one of these add-ons apps should be installed on a single server. If you have mistakenly installed both editions:

  1. Un-install the edition you do not want.
  2. Disable and then re-enable the edition you want to keep.

Edition Comparison

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Edition

SQL

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Express Edition 

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SQL Pro Edition

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Benefits
  • Powerful, yet cost-effective
  • Option for $10/10 users
  • More Features
  • Added Convenience
  • Greater Flexibility
  • Faster Performance
  • Support Priority
Full NameSQL for Confluence (Express Edition)SQL for Confluence (Pro Edition)
Former Name
Status
colour

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Green
titleNEW
SQL for Confluence
Included Macros

SQL Macro

SQL-query Macro

SQL-file Macro

SQL Macro

SQL-query Macro 

SQL-file Macro

Supported Databases

Specific databases:

(tick) PostgreSQL

(tick) MySQL

(tick) Oracle

(tick) Microsoft SQL Server

JDBC compliant databases1 such as:

(tick) PostgreSQL

(tick) MySQL

(tick) Oracle

(tick) Microsoft SQL Server

(tick) DB2
 

Supported Output Rendering

(tick) Wiki

(tick) HTML

(tick) Wiki

(tick) HTML

(tick) XHTML

(tick) Un-rendered

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wiki 

Leverage Data Source Profiles
(Convenience)		(tick) 3 maximum(tick)

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unlimited
Leverage Application Server Data Sources
(Performance)		(error)(tick) unlimited
Leverage SQL scripts from your
File System or Templates		(error)(tick)
Works with CMSP(tick)(tick)

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Verified with Atlassian Data Center(error)(tick)


Footnotes
  1. Other JDBC compliant databases normally work perhaps with some restricted capabilities. Care is taken to ignore some potentially missing JDBC features that are not supported by lesser known databases.