Release Notes 5.2.11

Release Highlights

In this release, Incorta is introducing multiple enhancements, including supporting key columns in derived tables, improvements to the shared catalog item behavior, and bundling a new version of Tomcat.

What’s new

Derived tables’ support for key columns

Now, you can specify key columns for Incorta Analyzer and SQL tables. Adding, removing, or changing key columns does not require running a load job as derived tables are refreshed as part of schema update jobs. The derived table’s unique index is calculated and saved as a snapshot DDM file each time the key columns are updated or the schema or table is loaded.

Make sure that the column or columns that you designate as key maintain row uniqueness because no deduplication is performed for derived tables. If the selected key columns result in duplicate key values, the Engine returns the first matching value whenever a single value of the key columns is required.

Enhancements to the shared catalog item behavior

This release enhances the behavior of shared catalog folders and dashboards to avoid the appearance of shared items more than once; for example, after moving them from their original location to other locations or after changing the sharing options of parent folders.

The Content Manager root directory will no longer display shared folders and dashboards that you have access to their parent folders. Starting with this release, only the following will be listed in the root directory:

  • Folders and dashboards that you own
  • Shared folders and dashboards whose parent folder is the root directory
  • Shared folders and dashboards whose parent folder is not the root directory, and you do not have access to this parent folder

Enhancements

EnhancementArea
Incorta now bundles Apache Tomcat 9.0.83 to catch up with the introduced security enhancements and fixes in this version.Security
Incorta log files will now include a record each time the Engine Concurrent Service Thread Throttling initiates for a query.Logs