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🚀 New Features

• Support Branching for Oracle.
• Add project switcher in SQL Editor.
• Add two SQL Review rules:
  • Disallow mixing DDL and DML statements.
  • Disallow mixing different types (UPDATE, INSERT, DELETE) of DML statements on the same table.

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🔔 Notable Changes

• Remove Data Access Control from Workspace Settings.
  • The option to query and export at the workspace level is no longer available. Instead, make allUsers a project member with the Querier role for the same functionality.
  • The feature to prevent copying data from the SQL Editor has been moved to the environment page.
• Update the visibility of SQL Editor Worksheets to Private, Project Read and Project Write.

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🎄 Enhancements

• Display failed Oracle statement line numbers.
• Improve Snowflake syntax error messages.
• Collect all PostgreSQL slow logs if pg_stat_statements view exists.
• Enhance Oracle compatibility.

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🐞 Bug Fixes

• Correct time display for slow query logs.

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