Features Removed from Denodo Platform 9¶
This page lists the features that were available in version 8.0 but are no longer available in version 9.
ITPilot¶
The module ITPilot has been removed. This includes:
The module ITPilot itself.
The data sources of type ITPilot in Virtual DataPort.
The Scheduler jobs of type ITPilot.
Virtual DataPort¶
If you store the metadata of Virtual DataPort on an external database, you can no longer do it in these databases:
Microsoft SQL Server 2012
Oracle 11g
PostgreSQL 9, 10
The vendors of these databases stopped supporting them a long time ago.
List of databases supported by this feature.
Version Control Systems (VCS)¶
The Version Control System integration with Subversion and Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) has been removed in Denodo 9. The support for Git, including the support for Git repositories managed by Microsoft Team Foundation Server, is still fully supported.
VQL Syntax¶
The following functions have been removed:
IS_PROJECTED_FIELD: this function should be deleted if it is used any view.
TEXTCONSTANT: this function can be replaced by a simple text literal, for example:
TEXTCONSTANT('denodo')can be replaced by'denodo'.
Widgets¶
The feature of publishing widgets has been removed. This includes Web Parts for Microsoft SharePoint, Portlets v1.0 (JSR-168) and Portlets 2.0 (JSR-268).
Denodo Monitor: SNMP Traps¶
The Denodo Monitor no longer can send SNMP traps with the information received by the Queries Monitor or the Cache Monitor.
Scheduler¶
Elasticsearch 5.x and 6.x¶
We removed the support for Elasticsearch versions 5.x and 6.x. To continue using Elasticsearch, upgrade to Elasticsearch 7.x.
VDPCache Incremental Load Processes¶
Support to use the Denodo Incremental Cache Load Stored Procedure to incrementally preload the cache of views has been removed. You can still configure incremental cache loading with the regular cache load process in VDPCache jobs.
Denodo4Eclipse Plugin¶
The Denodo4Eclipse plugin has been removed. Instead, developers should follow the instructions of the article How to debug Denodo custom extensions with Eclipse of the Denodo Knowledge Base.
The main goal of this plugin was to debug the extensions you developed for Denodo. This article explains how to do it without having to use Eclipse nor having to install the plugin. This article is focused on Eclipse but you can also debug your extensions for Denodo using IntelliJ IDEA.