Version 3.6.4
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New features
This release contains the following new features:
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Replication data is now removed when a matching table's configuration is deleted.
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Performance was improved when changing the state of a batch of records.
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An enhancement was made to improve performance when validating a dataset where the add-on is active.
Changes in Functionality
This release contains no changes in functionality.
Changes to third-party libraries
The following third-party libraries were updated:
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FasterXML Jackson library was updated to version 2.15.2.
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Swagger JAXRS2 library was updated to version 2.2.15
Closed Issues
This release includes the following closed issues:
Known Issues
This release contains the following known issues:
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A field configured for use in matching operations cannot be configured for other relationships. For example, in a Person table the Address field is configured through matching by foreign key. This field cannot be configured in another instance with a different relationship (over linked table, or none).
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When matching using the foreign key option, you can only specify a single hop foreign key. In other words, it cannot be a foreign key to a foreign key.
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The Validation service in the Consolidated view runs as expected when first executed, but slow on subsequent executions.
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In order to accurately track record lineage, table history must remain activated over time. If the table's activation status repeatedly changes, the lineage data will be inconsistent.
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Severe errors occur when multiple datasets based on the same model exist and a table from one of these datasets is activated in an add-on matching configuration. As a workaround, you can create another data model publication using the Manage publications service in the Data Model Assistant. After creating a dataset for the new publication, you can follow the normal procedures to configure a matching policy for tables in the new dataset.
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For foreign key alignment, the FKs that are multi-value fields cannot be aligned (either manually or automatically).