Releases: forcedotcom/Salesforce-CDP-jdbc
Salesforce-CDP-jdbc-1.19.8
What's Changed
- Fix for caching the metadata across connections #176 by @KaviarasuSakthivadivel
Salesforce-CDP-jdbc-1.19.7
Release 2024.5b - Archived
What's Changed
- Fixed the auth errors while listing dataspace
- Updating scale and precision for decimals
Full Changelog: release_2024.4b.2...release_2024.5b
Note: Do not use this release. A newer release with improvements would be released soon.
Release 2024.4b.2
What's Changed
The support for PreparedStatement is removed in the current release. Currently the prepared statement is constructing the full sql within the JDBC driver, which is not fully reliable and hence removing the support.
Full Changelog: release_2024.4B...release_2024.4b.2
release_2024.4B
1.19.4
-Added support for BOOLEAN datatype
-getSchemas now returns list of dataspaces for all clients. Earlier this support was available only for Tableau and Data Wrangler.
Dataspace support for Data Wrangler
Added Dataspace support for Data Wrangler.
As of Tableau release 2023.2 and later, Salesforce introduces a new connector, Salesforce Data Cloud connector. This new connector doesn’t require the download of a JDBC driver for Tableau Desktop and Prep (.jar file).
For Tableau releases 2023.1 and earlier, customers must download this driver to connect to Tableau Desktop, Server and DBeaver using the Customer Data Platform connector.
Independent of the connector in use, when connecting to Tableau, customers will use accelerated queries when querying data from CDP (aka Salesforce Data Cloud). If customers use DBeaver, for example, the queries will be standard and not accelerated.
Accelerated Queries: Minor Bug Fixes
In this release, we have done some bug fixes related to token refresh and logger dependency.
As of Tableau release 2023.2 and later, Salesforce introduces a new connector, Salesforce Data Cloud connector. This new connector doesn’t require the download of a JDBC driver for Tableau Desktop and Prep (.jar file).
For Tableau releases 2023.1 and earlier, customers must download this driver to connect to Tableau Desktop, Server and DBeaver using the Customer Data Platform connector.
Independent of the connector in use, when connecting to Tableau, customers will use accelerated queries when querying data from CDP (aka Salesforce Data Cloud). If customers use DBeaver, for example, the queries will be standard and not accelerated.
Accelerated Queries: Bug Fixes
In this release, we have done some bug fixes related to memory utilisation and date/time formats.
As of Tableau release 2023.2 and later, Salesforce introduces a new connector, Salesforce Data Cloud connector. This new connector doesn’t require the download of a JDBC driver for Tableau Desktop and Prep (.jar file).
For Tableau releases 2023.1 and earlier, customers must download this driver to connect to Tableau Desktop, Server and DBeaver using the Customer Data Platform connector.
Independent of the connector in use, when connecting to Tableau, customers will use accelerated queries when querying data from CDP (aka Salesforce Data Cloud). If customers use DBeaver, for example, the queries will be standard and not accelerated.
Accelerated Queries: Fix for gRPC dependencies conflict
In this release, we have shaded gRPC dependencies so that it doesn't conflict with other jvm dependencies.
Also, removed the timeout on gRPC call as it's handled server side already.
As of Tableau release 2023.2 and later, Salesforce introduces a new connector, Salesforce Data Cloud connector. This new connector doesn’t require the download of a JDBC driver for Tableau Desktop and Prep (.jar file).
For Tableau releases 2023.1 and earlier, customers must download this driver to connect to Tableau Desktop, Server and DBeaver using the Customer Data Platform connector.
Independent of the connector in use, when connecting to Tableau, customers will use accelerated queries when querying data from CDP (aka Salesforce Data Cloud). If customers use DBeaver, for example, the queries will be standard and not accelerated.
Accelerated Queries
As of Tableau release 2023.2 and later, Salesforce introduces a new connector, Salesforce Data Cloud connector. This new connector doesn’t require the download of a JDBC driver for Tableau Desktop and Prep (.jar file).
For Tableau releases 2023.1 and earlier, customers must download this driver to connect to Tableau Desktop, Server and DBeaver using the Customer Data Platform connector.
Independent of the connector in use, when connecting to Tableau, customers will use accelerated queries when querying data from CDP (aka Salesforce Data Cloud). If customers use DBeaver, for example, the queries will be standard and not accelerated.
Note: Tableau version 2023.1 for Desktop and Server is not compatible with this jdbc driver version. It is compatible only with jdbc driver version 18 and above. Please check your Tableau version before you download the jdbc driver.