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Teiid 9.3.7 Released

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Teiid 9.3.7 has been released. It resolves 10 issues:
  • [TEIID-5190] - Postgresql translator does not support expressions in group by
  • [TEIID-5242] - XML/JSON issues
  • [TEIID-5200] - INSERT INTO query fails in BEGIN ATOMIC block if data is obtained from atomic procedure which catches some exception
  • [TEIID-5203] - Google Spreadsheet translator NPE thrown on UPDATE
  • [TEIID-5204] - NOW() is calculated several times for SYS tables
  • [TEIID-5221] - OData4 Translator generates invalid metadata
  • [TEIID-5241] - Problem with OData proxy configuration
  • [TEIID-5245] - Killed remote jdbc connections to an embedded server allowed to continue
  • [TEIID-5250] - Duplicate result uid reported when using procedure isFunction=true
  • [TEIID-5253] - Timing issue in domain mode with materialization
This will be the last community release on the 9.3.x line.  Please upgrade to 10.x if possible - there is a short migration guide to help with the process.

Thanks,
Steve

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