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Title: NocoDB 2026.06.2 - Oracle Database support, a more readable calendar, Lookup field formatting, Gantt milestone guide lines, and a production-grade Helm chart

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Hey r/NocoDB,

2026.06.2 is out. Quick rundown of what's in it:

1. Oracle Database support

Oracle joins PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Microsoft SQL Server as a connectable external data source. Connect an existing Oracle database and work with its tables through NocoDB's grids, views, fields, formulas, links, lookups, aggregations, and charts. Available as an Enterprise add-on, via support@nocodb.com.

2. A more readable calendar

Switch cards between Compact and Expanded record heights, see more fields per card in Week view, and collapse or hide weekends straight from the view mode dropdown.

3. Lookup field formatting

When a Lookup resolves to a number or a date, a new Formatting tab lets you set its display format (decimal, currency, percent, or date/datetime/time) independently of the source field. It applies everywhere the lookup appears.

4. Gantt enhancements

Milestones now drop a dashed guide line up to the date header so their date is easy to read at a glance, group-bys can be switched off and back on without losing their configuration, and formula fields that produce a URL render as clickable links in the sidebar.

5. Production-grade Helm chart

The Kubernetes chart was rewritten from the ground up for high availability: separate app and worker deployments each with their own autoscaling, external PostgreSQL and Redis with secret support, pod disruption budgets and anti-affinity, and sensible default resource requests.

Also shipped: circular progress for Percent fields (Bar or Circle), smarter sorting (toggle individual conditions on/off and drag to reorder), weekday-prefixed date formats, Page Designer custom page sizes and multiple named designs, public forms that remember in-progress answers, form responses to any chosen base collaborator, faster base and grid loads via request batching, email and password sign-in alongside SSO, and a batch of OAuth, SSRF, and resource-exhaustion security hardening.

Full notes: https://nocodb.com/docs/changelog/2026.06.2