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We plan to upgrade the Oracle Snap Pack to the latest JDBC JAR file 19c (19.18.0.0) in the July November 2023 release.
Pipelines that use the default JDBC driver in the Oracle server accounts might be affected after the driver upgrade because the latest driver is backward-incompatible. We will soon communicate how to reconfigure to prevent accounts from being impacted.
Pipelines that do not use the default driver (bundled with the Oracle Snap Pack) are not impacted.
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Starting from version 433patches21482, the PGP Encrypt Snap will no longer support encryption with an expired key. To ensure continued support for encryption, we highly recommend extending the expiration of your PGP key.
Breaking Changes
Pipelines that use the default Microsoft JDBC Driver in the SQL server accounts might be impacted after the upgrade because the latest driver is backward-incompatible. To prevent an impact to your accounts, reconfigure the URL properties field in account settings as follows:
trustServerCertificate = trueWith the 4.33 GA release, we no longer support some algorithms for SFTP connection negotiation because we’ve updated the library used to connect to SFTP sources and to improve security. We are working on a fix to
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support the removed algorithms automatically. With Snap Pack version
433patches21645, you can modify the global properties. Refer to the Configuration Settings for Snaps
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for details about how to revert to the previous settings.
Known Issues
The SFTP protocol is now incompatible with some deprecated algorithms. This affects mostly the Binary Snap Pack, but might also apply to the Email Snap Pack. (433patches21482)
SFTP connections may experience connectivity issues due to the removal of some deprecated algorithms. To add these connections back, refer to Configuration Settings for Snaps for details.
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