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Connection.getMetadata().getTables() return incorrect results using Google Big Query JDBC driver 6.0

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TitleConnection.getMetadata().getTables() return incorrect results using Google Big Query JDBC driver 6.0
URL Nameconnection-getmetadata-gettables-return-incorrect-results-using-google-big-query-jdbc-driver
Article Number000121034
EnvironmentProduct: Progress DataDirect for JDBC for Google BigQuery Driver
Version : 6.0
OS: JAVA
Database : N/A
Application: All supported applications
Question/Problem Description

Created a JDBC connection to  Big Query instance using project P1 and dataset D1 initially.
Then  connection.getMetadata().getTables() and Connection.getMetadata().getColumns() returns the correct set of  tables and columns in the project P1 and dataset D1.
Then added some new tables into the project P1 and dataset D1.
Then those same two JDBC API calls returns the same set of results that was returned in the first call.
That means, the newly created tables in the same dataset were not returned in the result set.

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Cause
The map files, created during the connection time, was not updated with the newly created tables and columns.
Resolution
Setting the connection parameter CreateMap=forceNew resolved the problem.
Workaround
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Last Modified Date11/6/2019 5:14 PM
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