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What’s New for Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service
Latest Cloud Release
F17825-05
April 2020
What's New in Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service
This document describes what's new in Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service on all infrastructure platform where it’s available.
The information is organized according to when a specific feature or capability became available. When new and changed features become available, Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service will be upgraded in the regions where Oracle Cloud services are hosted. You don’t need to request an upgrade to be able to use the new features — they come to you automatically.
Here’s an overview of new features and enhancements added recently to improve your Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service experience.
April 2020
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| New Data Region locations available | Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud
Service is now available in five new
regions:
|
March 2020
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Manage tables and table data from your Node.js applications | You can now use the Node.js SDK that enable your Node.js applications to create, update, and drop tables as well as add, read, and delete data in the tables. See: |
| Manage tables and table data from your Go applications | You can now use the Go SDK that enable your Go applications to create, update, and drop tables as well as add, read, and delete data in the tables. See: |
| New Data Region locations available | Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud
Service is now available in five new
regions:
|
February 2020
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Integration with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud
Service is completely integrated
with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. As a result, the following features are
integrated into the NoSQL Database Cloud Service:
|
| Naming tables in your application code changes because of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management integration. | Table naming has changed to fit in with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure compartments. For details, see About Compartments. |
| The Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service query language is updated with new features. | The Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud
Service query language is improvised with new
feature updates. They are:
|
September 2019
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Use IntelliJ plug-in to quickly build and run queries | You can now use the IntelliJ plug-in to browse tables and execute queries on your Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service instance or simulator. See IntelliJ Plug-in. |
| Universal Credit accounts do not use My Services Dashboard | After signing into Oracle Cloud, you use the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console to access your service. Previously you were required to access the service from the My Services Dashboard. |
| New Data Region locations available | Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud
Service is now available in four new regions:
|
May 2019
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Manage tables and table data from your Python application | You can now use the Python SDK that enables your Python application to create, update, and drop tables as well as add, read, and delete data in the tables. See: |
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Oracle Cloud What’s New for Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service, Latest Cloud Release
F17825-05
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Primary Author: Anjani Pothula
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