PostgreSQL Release Notes

Release notes are displayed in descending order from the most recent release to the oldest. Known Issues are listed with the most recent release.

See TIBCO Scribe® Online Connector For PostgreSQL for more information.

Note: To access any changes to metadata support, such as new operations, entities, or fields, reset metadata for the Connection. See Resetting Metadata.

Version 1.2.1

Released March 5, 2020.

New And Noteworthy

Changes In Functionality

Closed Issues

75256 / SCPOSTC-52

When PostgreSQL was deployed in an AWS RDS environment, the PostgreSQL Connector could not retrieve metadata. (Case # 01812880, 01730135, 01730415, 01730433, 01809216, 01790933)

Known Issues

SCPOST-162

Summary: Reusing existing connections to the PostgreSQL server that may have been closed by the server due to inactivity sometimes causes a fatal error to occur. (Case # 01891938, 01905520)

Workaround: None.

SCPOST-159

Summary: Mapping a datetime with no time zone offset to a PostgreSQL field that is type Timestamp with time zone, causes the time to be adjusted incorrectly.

Workaround: Verify that datetime information in the source contains a time zone offset.

SCPOST-158

Summary: Fields that are type Date are designated as type datetime in the Connector metadata, but have no time associated with them in PostgreSQL. When used as source data in TIBCO Cloud™ Integration - Connect, these fields are given a default time of midnight or 00:00:00 plus a UTC time zone offset based on the server time where the Connect on-premise agent is installed. For example if the date is 2020-12-31 and the agent is installed on a server in Boston, in TIBCO Cloud™ Integration - Connect it is converted to 2020-12-31T05:00:00Z.

Workaround: Use fields that are type timestamp.

SCPOSTC-148

Summary: Creating records in PostgreSQL fails when the table name contains a backslash (\) and one or more other special characters.

Workaround: Rename the table to remove the backslash character and reset metadata for the Connection.

Summary: In some cases, when using a Connect cloud agent with logging enabled, the first log file is created successfully but only a small amount of data is added.

Workaround: If you need logging to diagnose an issue, install a Connect on-premise agent and use that agent to run the app.

Version 1.1.1

Released January 3, 2019.

New And Noteworthy

Closed Issues

67183 / 64222

PostgreSQL Connections intermittently failed with a timeout or a remote host closed the connection. (Case # 64719, 66638, 66627)

65706

PostgreSQL Connections that encountered record errors were not recovering and were unavailable for subsequent app executions. (Case # 64539)

Version 1.0.0

Released March 1, 2018.

New And Noteworthy

The Connector for PostgreSQL supports the following:

Closed Issues

There are no Closed Issues in this release.

Related Topics

Release Notes And Known Issues