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I'm getting the following exception when I use python binding. I thought client binding apis are backward compatible. If not how/where can I get the python library corresponding to the version 610

  fdb.api_version(610)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/fdb/__init__.py", line 76, in api_version
    "%d, but the installed library supports a maximum version of %d." % (header_version, max_supported_ver))
RuntimeError: This version of the FoundationDB Python binding is not supported by the installed FoundationDB C library. The binding requires a library that supports API version 620, but the installed library supports a maximum version of 610.
tuk
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Haneef Ali
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The host from where you are running the python client also needs to have the foundation db client installed.

For example for 6.2.20 on Ubuntu the download link for client is here.

tuk
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For version 610 you need to install foundationdb version 6.1.XX (I used 6.1.11). You can update the foundationdb package you already installed with

pip install -I foundationdb==6.1.11

The -I will replace whatever installed version you have with the one you are about to install.

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