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2024.0.03

Bug fixDatabase Connectors

LCD-13280
TLcdOracleSpatialModelDecoder no longer uses the SDO_COLUMN_NAME column of the USER_SDO_INDEX_METADATA view to determine the dimension of the spatial index, because this column is not always present.

2024.0

Bug fixDatabase Connectors

LCD-4462
TLcdOracleSpatialModelDecoder now uses the CS_SRS table to determine the ILcdModelReference of the decoded ILcdModel when the ILcdModelReference can not be determined using a list of pre-defined references.

Upgrade considerationDatabase Connectors

LCD-6130, LCD-8872
The TLcdDataModel of the TLcdDatabaseModelDescriptor now maps columns of type CLOB and TIMESTAMP to the correct types, TLcdDatabaseDataTypes#ClobType and TLcdDatabaseDataTypes#TimestampType. Data stored in a column of type TIMESTAMP is now converted into an object of type java.sql.Timestamp instead of a oracle.sql.TIMESTAMP when loading data from an Oracle database.

Upgrade considerationDatabase Connectors

LCD-10712
SQL Server versions 2008 and 2012 are no longer supported by the TLcdMSSQLModelDecoder and TLcdMSSQLModelEncoder. It's advisable to upgrade to a newer version of SQL Server if you are still using version 2008 or 2012.

Upgrade considerationDatabase Connectors

LCD-13196
Oracle versions 8, 9i, 10g, 11g, 12c and 18c are no longer supported as a database by the TLcdOracleSpatialModelDecoder, TLcdOracleSpatialModelEncoder and TLcdOracleGeoRasterModelDecoder. These versions are no longer supported by Oracle, see the Oracle Lifetime Support Policy document. It's advisable to upgrade to a newer version of Oracle database if you are still using any of these versions.

Upgrade considerationDatabase Connectors

LCD-13197
PostgreSQL versions 8.x, 9.x, 10 and 11 are no longer supported as a database by the TLcdPostGISModelDecoder and TLcdPostGISModelEncoder. These versions are no longer supported by the PostgreSQL Global Development Group, see the PostgreSQL Versioning Policy page. It's advisable to upgrade to a newer version of PostgreSQL if you are still using any of these versions.