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• 1.7.3

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•  12 Jun 2014 12:29
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Release Notes: This hotfix fixed database corruption on shutdown.

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• 1.7.1

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•  04 Jun 2014 18:22
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Release Notes: Hotfixes.

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• 1.7

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•  27 May 2014 00:00
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• 1.7 rc2

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•  25 Mar 2014 16:10
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Release Notes: For Core, this release supports retro-compatibility for databases created with OrientDB v1.5 or higher, improves performance on ORDER BY against indexes, and improves performance on RENAME CLASS. For Graph, it adds support for vertex-centric traversal by using SQL. For SQL, it adds an UPSERT keyword to execute an INSERT or UPDATE based on a condition, and UPDATE can now ADD to sub-document fields. For Indexes, it adds support for external engines. For Studio, it adds a new Query Timeline to the History and a new Index Panel.

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• 1.7 rc1

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•  06 Feb 2014 13:16
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Release Notes: A new LINKBag to manage LINKS. This drastically improves performance. SQL: a new LOCK keyword to specify a locking strategy; a new RETURNING keyword to allow UPDATE and DELETE commands to return modified records; include() and exclude() to respectively include or exclude fields of documents; and support for LET in the UPDATE and DELETE commands. Graph API: support for an ordered edge list; new detach() and attach() methods to work with Graph elements offline; and new OrientGraphFactory to manage pooled instances. HTTP: support for headers and partial updates. Database deployment is now chunked.

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• 1.6.4

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•  15 Jan 2014 23:59
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• 1.6.3

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•  28 Dec 2013 07:36
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Release Notes: 22 issues were fixed.

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• 1.6.2

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•  09 Dec 2013 18:06
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Release Notes: This release adds a COLLATE keyword for case-insensitive comparison and fixes 22 issues.

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• 1.6.1

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•  20 Nov 2013 21:47
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Release Notes: This release fixes bugs.

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• 1.6

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•  31 Oct 2013 19:34
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Release Notes: SBTree: a new index engine with support for transactions and range queries. Distributed: a new architecture based on Hazelcast, new Distributed Transaction support across nodes, and a new Database Sharding feature. Studio: a total rewrite in a new tool hosted on separate project. HTTP: execute commands in batch mode, partial document updates, JSON as a return of creating and updating documents, and management of multiple databases in the same connection. Plugins: a new hot deployment plugin.