TapData Cloud 3.10.0 Release Notes

New Features

1. Added a Union Node to data replication tasks, enabling the merging (UNION) of multiple tables within the same database. This is useful for data integration and analysis scenarios.
2. Doris data source now supports certificate-free HTTPS connections.
3. MySQL, Oracle, OpenGauss, SQL Server, and PostgreSQL data sources now support enabling the Hash Sharding feature in the advanced settings of nodes during task configuration, significantly improving the full data sync speed for large tables.
4. Added support for VastBase data source, with a maturity level of Beta, further enriching the variety of data sources.

Enhancements

1. Improved synchronization logic for time zone fields.
2. Optimized the display logic of continuous log mining settings, automatically hiding related buttons if the database version does not support this feature.

Bug Fixes

1. Fixed an issue with incremental sync delay display in MongoDB sync tasks that used shared mining.
2. Addressed the unclear error messages and lack of detailed information in the error codes when the source MySQL does not support incremental.
3. Corrected the format of task warning alerts.
4. Resolved an issue where imported tasks showed running records and the current running record status appeared as "deleting."
5. Fixed an issue with incorrect display when renaming tables in FDM replication tasks.
6. Addressed an issue where editing tasks incorrectly modified the association key when the target table association key was set.
7. Fixed a potential failure when removing fields in Python nodes.
8. Resolved an issue where deleting the primary node in master-slave merge operations caused configuration errors in the master-slave merge node, leading to task errors.
9. Corrected an issue where creating an application in application management incorrectly prompted that the tag name already existed.
10. Fixed garbled text issue with Chinese node names in tasks when a source-side DDL occurs and the engine server is not set to UTF character encoding.