Note: This version of Hybrid Data Pipeline has reached end of life. These release notes are for reference purposes.
The following issues have been resolved. An asterisk (*) indicates an issue that was resolved in a software patch subsequent to the GA release.
Issue HDP-3974 Installation fails when choosing a unicode external database*
When a unicode external database was selected during the installation process, the Hybrid Data Pipeline server failed to install. This fix is available
in build 4.5.0.71.
Issue HDP-3989 Validate Server Certificate persistence in the Web UI*
The Web UI was not persisting the value of the Validate Server Certificate parameter after it had been set to OFF. After exiting the data source and returning back,
this resulted in the test connection failing. This fix is available in build 4.5.0.65.
Issue HDP-3785 Data source password replacing plus sign (+) with space*
When creating a password for a MySQL CE data source in the Web UI, the plus sign (+) was incorrectly being replaced with a space. This fix is available in build
4.5.0.65.
Issue HDP-3878 OData model creation failure*
OData model creation was failing when the connectivity service was building an OData model from a very large database. Additionally, if unable to read metadata from unique or unusual tables,
the creation of the OData model would result in either no rows returned or only partial rows returned. Hybrid Data Pipeline now builds the OData model from the tables selected to be in the model, as opposed to all the tables in the database. This
enhancement is available in build 4.5.0.61.
Hybrid Data Pipeline now supports multitenancy. Multitenancy allows a system administrator to isolate groups of users, such as organizations or departments, that are being hosted through the Hybrid Data Pipeline service. The provider maintains a physical instance of Hybrid Data Pipeline, while each tenant (group of users) is provided with its own logical instance of the service. In a multitenant environment, the default system tenant contains multiple child tenants. The user accounts that reside in one tenant are isolated from those in other tenants.
Hybrid Data Pipeline now supports data source sharing via the Data Sources API. Data source owners can now share data sources with other users. Standard users can share data sources with individual user accounts. Administrators can share data sources with tenants and individual user accounts. Data source sharing allows administrators to provision users for limited or query-only access to Hybrid Data Pipeline resources.
Hybrid Data Pipeline support for third-party JDBC drivers is now GA. Administrators can use a command line validation tool to determine whether a third-party JDBC driver will work with the Hybrid Data Pipeline server and On-Premises Connector. If validated, a third-party driver can be used to support OData, JDBC, and ODBC connectivity in the Hybrid Data Pipeline environment. Once the driver is integrated with the Hybrid Data Pipeline environment, users can create Hybrid Data Pipeline data sources for the backend data store supported by the third-party JDBC driver.
Administrators can now restrict access to Hybrid Data Pipeline by creating an IP address whitelist to determine which IP addresses (either individual IP addresses or a range of IP addresses) can access resources such as the Data Sources API, the Users API, and the Web UI. IP address whitelists can be implemented at system, tenant, and user levels.
Hybrid Data Pipeline now supports the following features.
The Data Source API now supports operations to export the relational map files for non-relational data sources. When a data source is created for a web service such as Salesforce, Hybrid Data Pipeline generates files to map the object model to a relational model. These files may be used to resolve issues that can arise when performing queries against data sources such as these.
The evaluation period for Hybrid Data Pipeline has been changed from 90 to 30 days.