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-==============================================================================
-Simba Spark JDBC Driver with SQL Connector Release Notes 
-==============================================================================
-
-The release notes provide details of enhancements, features, known issues, and
-workflow changes in Simba Spark JDBC Driver with SQL Connector 2.6.17.
-
-For information about upcoming support deprecations or removals, see the 
-Workflow Changes section. Deprecated features will not receive any updates,
-but will continue to be usable in their current state until support is removed
-in a future release.
-
-
-2.6.17 =======================================================================
-
-Released 2020-10-23 
-
-Resolved Issues
-The following issues have been resolved in Simba Spark JDBC Driver 2.6.17.
-
- * [SPARKJ-328] In some cases, non-row count queries result in the driver 
-   returning an incorrect error.
- 
- * [SPARKJ-336][SPARKJ-353] In some cases, the user-agent entry validation
-   logic rejects valid user-agent entry strings.
-
- * [SPARKJ-348] The driver does not honor the values set via the
-   Statement.setFetchSize JDBC API call. 
-    
- * [SPARKJ-406] The driver does not return the correct row count result when 
-   it is provided by the server.
-
-
-Known Issues 
-The following are known issues that you may encounter due to limitations in 
-the data source, the driver, or an application. 
-
- * [SPARKJ-330] Issue with date and timestamp before the beginning of the 
-   Gregorian calendar when connecting to Spark 2.4.4 or later, or versions 
-   previous to 3.0, with Arrow result set serialization.
- 
-   When using Spark 2.4.4 or later, or versions previous to Spark 3.0, DATE 
-   and TIMESTAMP data before October 15, 1582 may be returned incorrectly if 
-   the server supports serializing query results using Apache Arrow. This 
-   issue should not impact most distributions of Apache Spark.
-
-   To confirm if your distribution of Spark 2.4.4 or later has been impacted 
-   by this issue, you can execute the following query:
-
-   SELECT DATE '1581-10-14'
-
-   If the result returned by the driver is 1581-10-24, then you are impacted 
-   by the issue. In this case, if your data set contains date and/or timestamp
-   data earlier than October 15, 1582, you can work around this issue by 
-   adding EnableArrow=0 in your connection URL to disable the Arrow result set
-   serialization feature. 
-
-
-Workflow Changes =============================================================
-
-The following changes may disrupt established workflows for the driver. 
-
-In addition to changes that are already implemented in the current version of 
-the driver, this section describes potentially disruptive changes that will be 
-implemented in a future version of the driver, so that you can plan 
-accordingly.
-
-
-Upcoming ---------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- * [SPARKJ-298] Removing support for Spark 1.6
-
-   As early as December 2020, the driver will no longer support servers that
-   run Spark version 1.6. For information about the supported Spark versions, 
-   see the Installation and Configuration Guide.
-
- * [SPARKJ-296] Removing support for Spark 2.1 and 2.2
-
-   As early as July 2020, the driver will no longer support servers that run
-   Spark version 2.1 or 2.2. For information about the supported Spark 
-   versions, see the Installation and Configuration Guide.
-
- * [SPARKJ-288] Removing support for JDBC 4.0 (Java 6)
-
-   As early as April 2020, the driver will no longer support JDBC 4.0 (Java 
-   6). For a list of supported JDBC versions, see the Installation and 
-   Configuration Guide.
-
-
-2.6.11 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- * [SPARKJ-301] Removed support for Spark 2.0
-
-   Beginning with this release, the driver no longer supports servers that run
-   Spark version 2.0. For information about the supported Spark versions, see 
-   the Installation and Configuration Guide.
-
- * [SPARKJ-296][SPARKJ-298] Deprecated support for Spark 1.6, 2.1, and 2.2
-
-   Beginning with this release, support for Spark versions 1.6, 2.1, and 2.2 
-   has been deprecated. For information about the supported Spark versions, 
-   see the Installation and Configuration Guide.
-
- * [SPARKJ-288] Deprecated support for JDBC 4.0 (Java 6)
- 
-   Beginning with this release, support for JDBC 4.0 (Java 6) has been
-   deprecated. Support will be removed in a future release. For a list of
-   supported JDBC versions, see the Installation and Configuration Guide.
-
-
-2.6.4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- * Removed support for Spark 1.5.2 and earlier
-
-   Beginning with this release, the driver no longer supports servers that run
-   Spark versions 1.5.2 or earlier. For information about the supported Spark 
-   versions, see the Installation and Configuration Guide.
-
-
-Version History ==============================================================
-
-2.6.16 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Released 2020-07-31
-
-Enhancements & New Features
-
- * [SPARKJ-363] Custom HTTP headers
- 
-   The driver now supports custom HTTP headers in connection URLs. For more 
-   information, see the Installation and Configuration Guide.
-
- * [SPARKJ-364] Updated third-party libraries
- 
-   The JDBC 4.2 driver has been updated to use the following libraries:
-   - log4j 2.13.3
-   - slf4j 1.7.30
-   
-   The JDBC 4.0 and 4.1 versions of the driver continue to use the previous
-   versions of these libraries.
-   
- * [SPARKJ-397] Support for Spark 3.0
- 
-   The driver now supports Spark 3.0   
-  
-
-Resolved Issues
-The following issue has been resolved in Simba Spark JDBC Driver 2.6.16.
-
- * [SPARKJ-349] The driver does not log correct socket timeout values. 
- 
- * [SPARKJ-366] When fetching arrow serialized results, the driver returns
-   an "Out of Memory" error message. 
- 
- * [SPARKJ-367] In some cases, the driver delivers ambiguous error messages
-   related to OAuth authentication. 
-   
-
-2.6.15 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Released 2020-07-15
-
-Enhancements & New Features
-
- * [SPARKJ-258] OAuth 2.0 authentication
- 
-   You can now authenticate your connection with OAuth 2.0. For more 
-   information, see the Installation and Configuration Guide.
-   
- * [SPARKJ-242] HTTP proxy support
- 
-   The driver now supports connecting through an HTTP proxy server. For more 
-   information, see the Installation and Configuration Guide.
-
-Resolved Issues
-The following issue has been resolved in Simba Spark JDBC Driver 2.6.15.
-
- * [SPARKJ-354] On Windows, when connecting through RStudio, the driver does 
-   not recognize the license file.
-
-
-2.6.14 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Released 2020-06-15
-
-Enhancements & New Features
-
- * [SPARKJ-329] Improved result set
- 
-   The driver now returns a result set for results in the SET key=value 
-   format.
-   
-
-Resolved Issues
-The following issues have been resolved in Simba Spark JDBC Driver 2.6.14.
-
- * [SPARKJ-325][SPARKJ-326] When TransportMode is set to http and AuthMech,
-   UID, and PWD are not specified, the driver returns a NullPointerException.
-  
-   This issue has been resolved. The driver now correctly defaults to
-   No Authentication (AuthMech=3) in this case.
-   
- * [SPARKJ-334] In some cases, queries starting with FROM or WITH are not
-   executed when called using executeQuery().   
-   
- * [SPARKJ-338] In some cases, when using executeBatch with INSERT, queries
-   only include the first batch of parameters.
-   
- * [SPARKJ-352] The behavior of timestamps in Arrow serialized results is
-   inconsistent.
- 
-   This issue has been resolved. Timestamps for Arrow serialized results are
-   now consistent with non-Arrow serialized results.
-
-
-2.6.13 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Released 2020-05-08
-   
-Enhancements & New Features
-
- * [SPARKJ-243] Improved connection efficiency
- 
-   The driver now only opens one session per connection, as long as the server
-   provides sufficient information during the initial OpenSession call.
-   Previously, the driver opened two sessions per connection in order to
-   retrieve the required server information. 
-
- * [SPARKJ-261] Improved metadata operations
- 
-   The driver has been optimized to use improved metadata operations when
-   connecting to a supporting server. 
-
- * [SPARKJ-264] Support for Apache Arrow result set support in JDBC 4.2
- 
-   The JDBC 4.2 driver is now able to parse result sets that have been 
-   formatted using Apache Arrow.
-   
-   As part of this update, the driver now includes the following third-party
-   libraries:
-   - Apache Arrow
-   - ASM
-   - Byte Buddy
-   - FlatBuffers
-   - Netty
-
- * [SPARKJ-331] Removed driver name spaces in the user-agent string
- 
-   The driver now sends the user-agent string as
-   "SimbaSparkJDBCDriver/<driver version>". Previously, it was sent as "Simba
-   Spark JDBCDriver/<driver version>".
-
- * [SPARKJ-332] Support for Java 11
- 
-   The driver now supports Java 11.
-
-
-Resolved Issues
-The following issue has been resolved in Simba Spark JDBC Driver 2.6.13.
-
- * [SPARKJ-327] Error messages returned in the X-Thriftserver-Error-Message
-   HTTP header are not displayed.
-   
- * [SPARKJ-339] A newer, unrecognized server protocol version triggers the 
-   driver to fallback to the lowest known version. 
-   
-   This issue has been resolved. The driver will now fallback to the highest 
-   known and supported protocol.
-   
-
-2.6.12 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Released 2020-03-20
-   
-Enhancements & New Features
-
- * [SPARKJ-239][SPARKJ-241] Improved handling for HTTP 503 and HTTP 429 
-   responses 
-
-   The driver now returns more informative error messages when the server 
-   returns an HTTP 503 or HTTP 429 response. 
-
-   Additionally, you can now configure the driver to retry the operation that 
-   caused the response if the server returned Retry-After headers along with 
-   the response. To do this, set the following new properties:
-   - For HTTP 503 responses: ClusterAutostartRetry and 
-     ClusterAutostartRetryTimeout
-   - For HTTP 429 responses: RateLimitRetry and RateLimitRetryTimeout
-
-   For more information, see the Installation and Configuration Guide.
-
- * [SPARKJ-240] User agent entry in HTTP request
-
-   The driver now supports the use of a user agent entry in HTTP requests. 
-   You can set the new UserAgentEntry property to the user agent entry. For 
-   more information, see the Installation and Configuration Guide.
-
- * [SPARKJ-257] Improved data retrieval performance
-
-   The driver now uses fewer server round-trips to query and retrieve data 
-   when connected to a server that supports the required wire protocol 
-   improvements.
-
- * [SPARKJ-312] Session tagging
-
-   When connecting to certain distributions of Spark, the driver sends an 
-   additional header. This header contains a unique identifier that 
-   corresponds to the current session. 
-
- * [SPARKJ-313] HTTP 4xx/5xx error messages
-
-   When connecting to certain distributions of Spark, the driver now displays 
-   an error message for all HTTP 4xx and 5xx responses, if such an error 
-   message is provided by the server.
-
-
-Resolved Issues
-The following issues have been resolved in Simba Spark JDBC Driver 2.6.12.
-
- * [SPARKJ-310] When you use the driver with the Denodo application, it 
-   returns the following error: "Could not initialize Class".
-
- * [SPARKJ-318] If two queries with a different number of columns are 
-   executed in a multi-threaded environment, the driver throws an Index Out 
-   Of Bound exception.
-
- * [SPARKJ-319] SQL statements using the EXISTS predicate return an error.
-
- * [SPARKJ-322] The driver returns incorrect results for decimal columns.
-
-
-2.6.11 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Released 2020-02-03
-   
-Enhancements & New Features
-
- * [SPARKJ-250] Updated Apache Spark support
-
-   The driver now supports the latest patches for Apache Spark version 2.4.
-
- * [SPARKJ-262] Updated Jackson library
-
-   The driver now uses version 2.10.1 of the Jackson library. Previously, the 
-   driver used Jackson version 2.9.9.
-
- * [SPARKJ-294] Updated Thrift library
-
-   The JDBC 4.2 version of the driver now uses version 0.13.0 of the Thrift 
-   library. Previously, this version of the driver used Thrift version 0.12.0.
-
-   The JDBC 4.0 and 4.1 versions of the driver continue to use Thrift version 
-   0.12.0.
-
-
-Resolved Issues
-The following issues have been resolved in Simba Spark JDBC Driver 2.6.11.
-
- * [SPARKJ-267] The JDBC 4.1 version of the driver fails to connect to servers 
-   that require encryption using TLS 1.2.
-
-   This issue has been resolved. However, be aware that this issue still
-   persists for the JDBC 4.0 version of the driver. For more information, see
-   the "Known Issues" section.
-
- * [SPARKJ-271] When you use the com.simba.spark.jdbc.DataSource class to
-   connect with the JDBC 4.1 or 4.2 version of the driver, the driver returns 
-   a class cast exception.
-
-
-2.6.10 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Released 2019-10-03
-   
-Resolved Issues
-The following issue has been resolved in Simba Spark JDBC Driver 2.6.10.
-
- * [SPARKJ-252] When running a query with an IN clause on a BOOLEAN type 
-   column, the driver fails to convert "1" or "0" values to "true" or "false",
-   causing the query to fail.
-
-
-2.6.9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Released 2019-09-13
-
-Enhancements & New Features
-
- * [SPARKJ-246] Updated jackson-databind library
-
-   The driver now uses the jackson-databind 2.9.9.3 library.
-   
- * [SPARKJ-245] Updated Zookeeper library
-
-   The driver now uses Zookeeper version 3.4.14. 
-
-   
-Resolved Issues
-The following issue has been resolved in Simba Spark JDBC Driver 2.6.9.
-
- * [SPARKJ-251] During SSL verification, the host name verification step fails
-   because the driver resolves host names into IP addresses.
-
-
-2.6.8 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Released 2019-06-19
-
-Enhancements & New Features
-
- * [SPARKJ-206] Custom socket factory and DNS resolver
-
-   The driver now supports connecting to the data source using a Virtual
-   Private Cloud. To access this feature, use the following connection
-   properties:
-   - SocketFactory
-   - SocketFactoryArg
-   - DnsResolver
-   - DnsResolverArg
-
-   For more information about these properties, see the Installation and 
-   Configuration Guide.
-   
- * [SPARKJ-231] Support for JDBC 4.2
-
-   The driver now supports JDBC 4.2.
-
- * [SPARKJ-233] New JDBC class names
-
-   The driver now supports the following class names for Driver and 
-   DataSource that are independent of the JDBC version used:
-   - com.simba.spark.jdbc.Driver
-   - com.simba.spark.jdbc.DataSource
-
-   The previous JDBC-version-specific class names for 4.0 and 4.1 are still 
-   supported.
-
- * [SPARKJ-236] Updated Jackson library
- 
-   The driver now uses version 2.9.9 of the Jackson library.
-
-
-Resolved Issues
-The following issues have been resolved in Simba Spark JDBC Driver 2.6.8.
-
- * [SPARKJ-227] The driver incorrectly treats SSL properties as server-side 
-   properties. 
-
-
-2.6.7 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Released 2019-03-29
-
-Enhancements & New Features
-
- * [SPARKJ-217] Updated Apache Spark support
-
-   The driver now supports Apache Spark versions 1.6.0 through 2.4.0. 
-   Previously the driver supported versions 1.6.0 through 2.3.0.
-
- * [SPARKJ-198] Updated Hive Service support
-
-   The driver now uses Hive Service 3.1.1 for HiverServer2 connections.
-
- * [SPARKJ-222] Updated Thrift library
-
-   The driver now uses version 0.12.0 of the Thrift library.
-
- * [SPARKJ-216] Updated third-party libraries
- 
-   The driver has been updated to use version 2.9.8 of the jackson-core and 
-   jackson-annotation libraries. In addition, the JDBC 4.1 version of the 
-   driver has been updated to use version 2.9.8 of the jackson-databind 
-   library.
-
-
-Resolved Issues
-The following issues have been resolved in Simba Spark JDBC Driver 2.6.7.
-
- * [SPARKJ-209] The driver incorrectly returns a TIMESTAMP type when 
-   UseNativeQuery is not set to 1.
-
- * [SPARKJ-220] If a SQL query ends in a semicolon, the driver reports an 
-   error.
-
-   This issue has been resolved. The driver now removes trailing semicolons 
-   from queries before sending them to the server.
-
-
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