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−RELEASE NOTES
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−MonetDB JDBC driver version 2.23 (Liberica/MCL-1.13)
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−Release date: 2016-07-13
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−This JDBC driver is designed for use with MonetDB, a main-memory
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−database.  For more information see https://www.monetdb.org/.
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−Within the current implementation not all functionalities of the JDBC
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−interface are available.  It is believed, however, that this
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−implementation is rich enough to be suitable for a majority of
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−application settings.
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−Note that this driver is JDBC4 compatible, and hence cannot be compiled
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−with Java 1.5 and earlier.
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−As of Jul2015 release we compile the java sources to target: Java 1.7.
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−Below a list of supported features can be found.  Please read this list
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−if you intend to use this driver.
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−If you feel some features are missing or have encountered an issue/bug,
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−please let us know at our bugtracker:
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−  https://bugs.monetdb.org/Developers/ReportingABug
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−Currently implemented JDBC interfaces:
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−  * java.sql.Driver
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−  * javax.sql.DataSource (not tested)
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−  * java.sql.Connection
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−    The next features/methods are NOT implemented:
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−    - createStatement with result set holdability
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−    - nativeSQL (there is no query parsing for JDBC escapes yet)
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−    - prepareCall (CallableStatement not supported)
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−    - prepareStatement with column indices or names
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−    - setCatalog (there is no catalog)
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−    - setHoldability (close/hold cursors over commit is not
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−      configurable)
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−    - isReadOnly/setReadOnly (updateable result sets are not supported at
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−      all)
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−    - createArrayOf
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−    - createBlob, createClob, createNClob
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−    - createStruct
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−    - createSQLXML
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−  NOTE: be sure to check for warnings after setting concurrencies or
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−        isolation levels; MonetDB currently does not support anything
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−        else but "fully serializable" transactions.
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−  * java.sql.DatabaseMetaData
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−  * java.sql.Statement
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−    The next features/methods are NOT implemented:
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−    - cancel/getQueryTimeout/setQueryTimeout (query execution cannot be
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−      terminated, once started)
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−    - execute with column indices or names
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−    - executeUpdate with column indices or names
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−    - getMaxFieldSize/setMaxFieldSize
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−    - setCursorName
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−    - setEscapeProcessing
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−  * java.sql.PreparedStatement
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−    The next features/methods are NOT implemented:
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−    - setArray
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−    - setAsciiStream, setBinaryStream, setUnicodeStream
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−    - setBlob, setNClob, setNString
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−    - setRef, setRowId, setSQLXML, setURL
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−  * java.sql.ParameterMetaData
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−  * java.sql.ResultSet
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−    The next features/methods are NOT implemented:
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−    - getArray
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−    - getAsciiStream, getBinaryStream, getUnicodeStream
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−    - getRef, getURL
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−    - all methods related to updateable result sets
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−  * java.sql.ResultSetMetaData
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−  * java.sql.SavePoint
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−  * java.sql.Blob
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−    A simple implementation using a byte[] to store the whole BLOB
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−    The next features/methods are NOT implemented:
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−    - setBinaryStream
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−  * java.sql.Clob
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−    A simple implementation using a StringBuilder to store the whole CLOB
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−    The next features/methods are NOT implemented:
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−    - getAsciiStream
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−    - getCharacterStream
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−    - setAsciiStream
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−    - setCharacterStream
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−- Auto-commit behaviour is defined by the server which handles the
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−  auto-commit.  This is in general in line with the JDBC standard.
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