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Teiid 10.1 Released

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We are pleased to announce the release of Teiid 10.1.0.  This was a shorter that usual release cycle, but that should become the new normal. See all 72 issues addressed.  The feature highlight are:
  • TEIID-5161 Broader pushdown of the RAND function.
  • TEIID-5134 The -final designation has been dropped from major/minor releases, and weekly snapshots have replaced preview releases.
  • TEIID-5201 NpgSQL client query support.
  • TEIID-5222 General array type conversion.
  • TEIID-5212 Additional optimization of join order with left outer joins.
Other Important Stuff:
  • OsiSoft Pi support is now robust and should be suitable for most integration scenarios.
  • Teiid 10.0.3 and 9.3.7 will be available in about 2 weeks. 9.3.7 will likely be the last release on the 9.3 line.
Special thanks to the many community members who contributed to this release.  In particular dalex dalex, Aditi Patel, Divyesh Vallabh, El Fuego who identified several important issues each.

Thank you,
The Teiid Team


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