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Hackolade 8.13.1 download

Polyglot Data Modeling for SQL and NoSQL databases, APIs, and storage formats

This is an older version. The current version is 8.13.6. Hackolade 8.13.6 · Released:

Installer files 8.13.1

ArchitectureTypeScopeFile sizeDownloadSHA256
64-bit EXE (Inno Setup) All users 133.7 MB s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com VirusTotal

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Release notes

- Tech refresh of ElectronJS (v44.4.2), Chromium (v152.0.7977.130), NodeJS (v24.21.0), V8 engine (v15.2.124.28), and related modules
- Glossaries: changed default column separator to semicolon when assigning a new glossary
- Licensing: obfuscated last segment of license keys in log files
- Supertype-subtypes: added an auto-positioning property
- Workgroup: strengthened safeguards when working with Git repositories
- Collibra: added publishing of bound glossary terms during forward-engineering
- Collibra: added mapping of Definition and Définition headers to the description column when assigning a glossary
- PowerDesigner: added support for reverse-engineering of business rules as check constraints
- PowerDesigner: added support for reverse-engineering of extended attributes containing underscores
- Cassandra, ScyllaDB: updated adm-zip library
- Oracle: added an "All Schemas" entry to the forward-engineering lower tab to generate the script of the whole model, including tables outside any schema
- Oracle: update ad-zip and oracledb libraries
- PostgreSQL: added generation of column comments for newly added columns in delta model alter scripts
- Redshift: added support for identity columns with seed, increment, and GENERATED BY DEFAULT in forward- and reverse-engineering

https://hackolade.com/versionInfo/ReadMe.txt

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