9.4.0

• Add support for Amazon RDS databases.
• Fixed bugs to allow RAC master database. (Pinned RAC scheduler jobs to node for pipes, change trigger to look for all possible hosts.)
• Changed helper jobs to use '%' for targets.
• Added cleanup_unused_m5_links_job so that unused links get removed.
• Enable 12.2 queries without the TABLE operator. (Changed M5_PURGE_SQL_FROM_SHARED_POOL to also purge statements without the TABLE operator.)
• Small cleanup, formatting changes, and fixes to upgrade.md, security.md, readme.md, administer_method5.md, and install_method5.md.

Version 9.3.2 fixes bugs, mostly for 18c compatibility.

Version 9.2.4 fixes a privilege bug with the remote installation script.

Version 9.2.2 fixes some more bugs and further simplifies the installation process. The main bug fixes were related to 10g password hashes, multitenant databases, and running OS commands.

1. Fixed 10g hashes for databases where SEC_CASE_SENSITIVE_LOGON=FALSE.
2. Simplify prerequisite checks and check SYS.USER$.PASSWORD for 10g hash.
3. Default M5_USER.ORACLE_USERNAME to null.
4. Changed /usr/bin to /bin and improved create_os_directory exception handling.
5. Restrict database and host name size and values with constraints.
6. Improve default rows to support container names and DB_DOMAIN.
7. Made one of the 4 sample rows in M5_DATABASE match the master database, and made one to better test weird names.
8. Fixed problems with multitenant master database. Finding the "database name" is surprisingly difficult.
9. Added note about Method5 currently only tested on PDBs, not CDBs.

Version 9.2.0 adds support for DB_DOMAIN on the master server, and further simplifies and cleans up the installation process.

Version 9.1.1 fixes a few bugs and simplifies the installation.

Version 9 allows precise privilege controls. You can now safely let developers, junior DBAs, analysts, and other teams use Method5. See the bottom of security.md for details on how to configure Method5 users.

This should resolve the main concerns raised during the 2017 East Coast Oracle user conference.