8. Release Notes
Version 4.95:
- Added support for Oracle 11g and 11gR2.
- Added initsccolumn parameter to ddblob index creation, allows
rapid creation of ddblob index from stored scbits and fingerprints
using the smi2scbits() function.
- Fixed bug on [A] primitive on SMARTS.
- Fixed buffer overflow bug in role searching.
Version 4.94:
- The ddblob indextype now computes additional statistics about each
molecule/reaction. These are used to improve screening for contains()
and matches() searches.
- Added the exit_on_fault, log, and session_tag options.
- Fixed bugs in multithreading.
Version 4.93:
- Overloaded the fdayconvert() function and dayconvert() operator so the
unused "type" parameter is optional.
- Added new logging options. The finfo()/fsetinfo() option 'log' controls
the disposition of log data: into a session-level queue (which can
be retrieved by ddpackage.fgetlog(), and/or the central logfile, which by
default is /tmp/extproc.log, but can be overridden with the listener.ora
environment variable DAYCART_LOGFILE.
- Added new scaffold-based structure analysis for screening. Improves
contains() and matches() search performance for some queries.
Version 4.92:
- Implemented a time-based interrupt and abort mechanism for long-running
ddblob index searches. New session-level parameters are "timeout_interrupt",
"timeout_abort", and "timeout_progress".
- Added overloaded form of matches() function with an optional count
parameter for the number of hits to return.
- Added matchcover() function.
- Added new conversion functions which allow the specification of
an alternate ptable file.
Version 4.91:
- Daycart now supported on Oracle 9.2 and higher only.
- Conversion toolkit functionality.
- Reaction transform functionality.
- Support for range-partitioned tables.
- New optimizer tuning functionality.
- smi2pmw() function - high-precision molecular weight.
- user_similarity() function and index operators. Allows
searching with a user-provided similarity measure.
- Added a mug/coffee demo user under contrib.
- Added a mechanism to get the toolkit error queue from
Oracle. Helpful in debugging SMILES parsing problems or other
failures.
Version 4.82:
- NOTE: a script (upgrade_481-482.sql) is provided. It performs
the package replacement and table creation needed to add the vcs-oriented
functions to Daycart. Existing Daycart indexes do NOT need to be
dropped and recreated during the upgrade.
- New functions fvcs_desalt(), fvcs_normalize() to assist structure
normalization across vendor databases.
- New function fsetinfo() which allows setting session-level
Daycart parameters.
- Bug fix for matches() query against certain cyclic structures
(fingerprint toolkit).
Version 4.81:
- Supported on Solaris 7, 8, 9. 32- and 64-bit databases. Red Hat
Linux 7.x, 32-bit databases.
- Supported on Oracle 8.1.7, 9.0, 9.2. Standard and Enterprise editions.
- Added 'alter index ... rename' for all indexes.
- Added 'alter index ... rebuild' for ddblob index. This reclaims unused
index space.
- Added fcomponent(), component() and the component search to the ddrole
index.
- Added fpartnorm() function and partnorm() operator.
- The toolkit error queue is now dumped to the /tmp/extproc.log file.
- Fixed a bug; tanimoto() search on an empty, indexed table caused a failure.
- Tested, verified and documented import and export of Daylight indextypes.
- Added fisin(), isin() and the isin search to the ddblob index.
- Added huge numbers of index-creation options in the parameters field of
the create index. These map directly to the Oracle physical_attributes and
storage clauses used internally in "CREATE TABLE" and "CREATE INDEX" commands.
- Added initfpcolumn option for ddblob creation on a SMILES column.
- Much better predicate handling for searching.
- CLOB datatypes now legal for most string operations.
- The fversion() and fhostid() functions has been deprecated in favor of a
more general function ddpackage.finfo().
- Fixed a bug where the inability to write to the logfile (/tmp/extproc.log)
caused crashes of extproc.
Version 4.72:
- Version 4.72 added support for SGI Irix 6.4+ and Red Hat Linux 6.2.
- Fixed a bug on some Solaris architectures; the tanimoto() index function
would intermittently fail.
- Unified floating point handling to use doubles internally. This
eliminated architecture differences in floating point results.
- Fixed a bug with fprogob(), where the arguments were incorrectly truncated
to 4000 characters.
Version 4.71:
- Version 4.71 was the first fully supported version of the cartridge.
It was supported on Sun Solaris 2.7 and Oracle 8.1.5 - 8.1.7, Standard and
Enterprise editions.
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