- DB2 TIMESLICE TIMESTAMP SQL UPDATE
- DB2 TIMESLICE TIMESTAMP SQL DRIVER
- DB2 TIMESLICE TIMESTAMP SQL UPGRADE
The skip method for some InputStreams and Readers return invalid values
DB2 TIMESLICE TIMESTAMP SQL DRIVER
drda.DDMWriter uses wrong algorithm to avoid spliting varchar in the middle of a multibyte char.Ĭlient driver doesn't chain exceptions received from the server TimeSlice and Socket-Timeout bounds checking wrongĬhange documentation on permissions needed to include read/write for system property drda.DDMWriter might swallow unexpected exceptions With JDBC 4 autoloading DriverManager.getProtocol("jdbc:derby:") throws No suitable driver
DB2 TIMESLICE TIMESTAMP SQL UPDATE
Update docs on STRONG_PASSWORD_SUBSTITUTE_SECURITY/ENCRYPTED_USER_AND_PASSWORD_SECURITY and JCE supportĮxpressions with a parameter can be assigned the incorrect typeĬalling getByteLength on .jdbc.StoreStreamClob makes BinaryStream, fetched before this call, unusableĮnsure LIKE predicate follows correct rules for determing collationĭatabaseMetaData. Remove references to JDK 1.2 and 1.3 in the documentationīUILDING.txt doesn't mention junit.jar in list of jars installed in tools/javaĮxport exceptions swallow useful informationĪdd a documentation for system/database property Prevent export from overwriting existing files With 10.2, Closing a resultset after retrieving a large > 32665 bytes value with Network Server does not release locks Group by substr() on collated database causes ERROR XJ001ĮRROR 42ZA2 creating table with check constraint with literal comparison Loss of connection with TERRITORY_BASED collation.ĪccessControlException connection from remote client. With collation TERRITORY_BASED, insert into table after changing type of column causes assert failure and loss of connection This list includes bugs and improvements, and sub-tasks if the super-task is not fixed in 10.3.1.4, but not issues with only test or web content changes. These issues are not addressed in the preceding 10.2.2.0 release. The following issues are addressed by Derby release 10.3.1.4. (Removes support for JDK 1.3 and J2ME/CDC/Foundation 1.0)
Minimum JDK support will change to JDK 1.4.2 for J2SE & CDC/Foundation 1.1 for J2ME. The client will use locators when requesting operations to be performed on LOBs stored on the server side. Improve Derby's treatment of IN-lists to allow the optimizer to consider using indexes when appropriate.Īvoid having to materialize entire LOBs in network client. Main areas being worked on are: Lock manager and latching, reduced use of synchronized data structures, optimize use of bit sets.ĭERBY-1704 DERBY-2107 DERBY-2149 DERBY-2150 DERBY-2191 DERBY-2226 Make FOR EACH clause and MODE DB2SQL phrase in CREATE TRIGGER statement optional. Implement support for diagnostic vti tables that take parameterss.įOR EACH/MODE DB2SQL in CREATE TRIGGER optional Support for diagnostic vti tables that take parameters Support for tTransactionTimeoutĪdd a system procedure to set a user's connection level authorization.Ĭreate a procedure to empty the statement cache exposing the existing functionality. Implement JDBC methods for autogenerated keys for EmbeddedĮnable Create of a new empty table based upon a sub query Provide a way to enable client tracing without changing the applicationĪdd support for import/export of tables with clob, blob and other binary type columns Support all JDBC API methods for Blob/Clob, both for embedded driver and client driverĭERBY-1341, DERBY-1285, DERBY-1286, DERBY-2443, DERBY-2444, DERBY-2730 Implement SSL/TLS communication between client and serverĭERBY-2108 DERBY-2356 DERBY-2272 DERBY-2273 Together with a number of enhancements in 10.2, this means that most dynamic schema modifications are now possibleĭERBY-396 DERBY-1489 DERBY-1490 DERBY-1926 DERBY-1909 DERBY-2042 Make the Network Server secure by default.Īdd built in language based ordering and like processing to Derby.
DB2 TIMESLICE TIMESTAMP SQL UPGRADE
The following table lists new features that were added and notable improvements that were made:Ĭontrol who can shutdown, encrypt and upgrade databases.
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