These are release notes for maintenance release(s) in the 1.5.x branch. For release notes on version 1.5, please see SlashDB ver. 1.5.0 adds Databricks, Snowflake and schema caching. SlashDB version 1.5.36 is now generally available.
SlashDB version 1.5.0 is now generally available. In this release we are introducing several brand new capabilities. First off are two newly supported backends: Snowflake, a cloud native data warehouse and Databricks, a data warehouse and data lake platform. In…
SlashDB version 1.4.0 is now generally available. In this release we are putting emphasis on the needs of our enterprise clients. We are introducing single sign-on feature compatible with Microsoft Azure AD, Okta, PingIdentity, Google Cloud Identity and more. At…
Finally here is some good news! Our latest release is now available for download. While summer is slowly but surely drawing to an end, we are rushing to announce that our latest release is now available for download.
Highlights Happy Holidays and welcome to SlashDB ver. 1.2, our final release for the year. Here's what's new: Transpose output into series Amazon Aurora - official support GUI session invalidation Checkbox for "distinct" records 5,700 test cases 25 other fixes…
Welcome to the latest release of SlashDB. The new version includes over 30 improvements to both the GUI and the backend. Check it out today!
In this post we are sharing with you the changes and improvements for version 1.0. Each new version is added in reverse chronological order. For more details on new features in the last major release (version 1.0) please see the…
Welcome to SlashDB version 1.0, our newest, most refined, milestone-setting release. As always you can download SlashDB for FREE and use it for development and experimentation for as long as needed. When you are ready for production, please see our…
Announcing SlashDB version 0.9.56, a fourth revision in the 0.9 branch. This update provides improvements to SQL Pass-thru and JSON rendering. Also satisfies a new security requirement from the Amazon Web Services Marketplace. New features On AWS the user is…
Did you know that SlashDB's story began with the story of me the founder getting laid off in the midst of financial crisis of 2008? I was a software engineer for a proprietary trading desk in credit derivatives. We had…