WhiteRabbit v0.10.3

Fixes

White Rabbit

• Fix scanning of all rows for csv and sas files, also from .ini. fixes #267 and fixes #253

Rabbit in a Hat

• Type consolidation. fixes #273
• Stem table v5.3.1. fixes #279

New features and improvements

No new features

WhiteRabbit v0.10.2

Fixes

White Rabbit

• Reduce memory allocation, which caused problems on some machines #260

Rabbit in a Hat

• Fix test framework lookup function with null values #242 #247
• Prevent multiple filter dialogs opening#258 #259

Rabbit core

• Bump version of dependencies with major vulnerabilities #252 #262

New features and improvements

White Rabbit

• Scan views #261

WhiteRabbit v0.10.1

New features and improvements

White Rabbit

• Fake data generation #203
  • add option for uniform sampling instead of using reported frequencies
  • unique fields are also generated with unique values in the fake data (if enough scanned values available)

Rabbit in a Hat

• Add new source tables from scan report #231 Fixes #197
• Add number of unique values and % empty to field details in RiaH #231
• Enter source table without making mapping #230
• Update concept id hints #233

Fixes

White Rabbit

• Fake data generation #203
  • an off by one error causing the most occurring value to be slightly more prevalent and least occurring slightly less
  • empty tables were written if field type is 'empty' Fixes #217

Rabbit in a Hat

• In the field detail, if only top x values were scanned, show that the value list is truncated just like shown with small cell count. #203
• Fix value frequency always showing as >99% #229

Version 0.10.0

Enhancements

White Rabbit

• Numeric statistics (average, stdev, max, min, quartiles) #215
• Scan SAS labels and generally improved SAS scanning #209 #200
• Support for Azure DB #148 #199
• Table overview sheet in scan report #218
• Display version number in UI #226
• Write scan report settings to sheet #225

Rabbit in a Hat

• STEM table as intermediate #212
• Concept id hints with class_id #214
• Add oncology extension support #207
• Show field and table descriptions #218 #209
• Additional overview export options #216

Fixes

White Rabbit

• Fix working folder selection #227
• Multiple minor logging and displaying fixes

Rabbit in a Hat

• OMOP CDM v6 target model #210
• Remove cohort and cohort_definition tables from v6 definition #223

Version 0.9.0

New features and improvements:

#150 WR Unique value counts
#163 #188 RiaH Concept_id hints
#173 WR Google BigQuery support
#179 RiaH SQL generator
#191 RiaH extended markup export
#180 #192 RiaH New unit test capabilities
#195 Scan SAS files
Example of input and output files for both WR and RiaH

Fixes:

#176 Code improvements
#177 #178 RiaH Scrolling fix
#181 RiaH Stem table fix
#186 #187 RiaH Table name display

Bugfixes 2

Fixing

• Long table name clash PR #162, solving issues #14 and #113
• Fake data generation bug (removed primary key generation) #184

Bugfixes

Fixing

• Problem with RedShift driver not being recognized
• Field comments were not exported to markdown reports

Support for CDM v6.0, new build structure

This version adds support for CDM v6.0.

It also uses a new build structure, using Maven to handle dependencies on third party libraries. These changes were kindly provided by @blootsvoets for auditing and security reasons.

One important consequence is that the two applications now need to be started by running the appropriate scripts in the bin/ folder, as described in the README file of this repository.

Improved error reporting

Now writing errors to file when opening a new Java Virtual Machine. This should help diagnose recent issues in starting WhiteRabbit.

Supporting non-standard schemas on SQL Server and PDW

Both SQL Server and PDW have the notion of schemas in addition to databases. Until now, WhiteRabbit only supported scanning of tables in the standard ('dbo') schema, for example `my_database.dbo.person'. Attempts to scan tables in other schemas would result in an error.

This new version supports scanning tables in non-standard schemas by prefixing the table name with the schema name.