Releases: OHDSI/WhiteRabbit
Added missing RedShift driver to zip file and class path
This is a bug fix for RedShift users. The RedShift driver wasn't actually included in the zip file and the class path.
Added support for RedShift
Now added support for Amazon RedShift, with thanks to @anthonysena.
Added support for MS Access
This new version includes support for MS Access. With thanks to @BartPraats.
Fixed CDM v4 as target
Fix: user is now able to switch to CDM v4 as target again.
Added support for zero date values in MySQL
Added support for zero date values in MySQL. Updated MySQLdriver.
Lower memory requirements
Reduced memory requirements to 1200MB to allow running on 32-bit Java virtual machines.
Fixed library paths
With the previous release a bug was introduced preventing RabbitInAHat from starting (a newly included library was not mentioned in the path). This release fixes that. Also fixed are the library paths to the Postgres drivers.
WhiteRabbit minor updates
- Updated PostgreSQL drivers
- Now also scans empty tables
WhiteRabbit bug fix
Fixes a bug in WhiteRabbit that caused it to crash on some systems (removed forgotten command to write to c:/temp/debug.txt).
Also: WhiteRabbit and RabbitInAHat now contain links to the wikis.
Rabbit in a Hat update
This new release includes many improvements for Rabbit in a Hat, such as
- File format has changed from serialized Java to (GZipped) JSON for flexibility. User can still load the old file format, but only save in the new format
- Choice of target CDM version (including custom versions)
- Displaying of CDM documenation + indicating required fields
- Filtering of tables and fields to make working with large structures easier
- Selection and connection of multiple tables or fields at once
- Ability to drop value count information and show value percentage instead
- Ability to mark parts of the ETL as 'complete'
- Many bug fixes
Both Rabbit in a Hat and White Rabbit no longer need startup scripts to launch.