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Release notes - IBM i2 Analyze 4.1.7 IBM i2 Analyze 4.1.7 is available. Contents on page 1 Announcement on page 1 Release highlights on page 2 Virtualization support on page 2 Known problems on page 2 More information on page 15 i2 Analyze is an enterprise intelligence analysis environment that facilitates information sharing and intelligence production with the flexibility of both web-based and rich desktop clients. It accelerates analysis of large volumes of data through an extensible, service-oriented environment, designed to integrate into your existing enterprise infrastructure, and simplify database connectivity. i2 Analyze supports operational analysis and improves situational awareness by providing faster, more informed decision making across and inside organizations. Announcement The IBM i2 Intelligence Analysis product portfolio announcement is available. See the announcement for the following information: Detailed product description, including a description of new functionality Product-positioning statement Packaging and ordering details i2 Analyze 4.1.7 no longer supports deployment on the following software: Operating systems: Windows Server 2008 (Enterprise and Standard Editions) Windows Server 2008 R2 (Enterprise and Standard Editions) Windows Server 2012 (Datacenter, Essentials, and Standard Editions) Windows 8.1 Enterprise (32 bit and 64 bit) Windows 8.1 Professional (32 bit and 64 bit) Databases: IBM DB2 10.1 (Advanced Enterprise Server, Advanced Workgroup Server, Enterprise Server, and Workgroup Server Editions) Oracle Database 11g Standard Edition R2 Microsoft SQL Server 2008 (Enterprise, Standard, and Workgroup Editions) Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 (Enterprise, Standard, and Workgroup Editions) Microsoft SQL Server 2012 (Enterprise and Standard Editions) Web Browsers: Copyright IBM Corp. 2018 1

Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 Microsoft Internet Explorer 10 Ensure that existing deployments are upgraded to a currently supported version of any software. Note: i2 Analyze supports only the latest update or service pack for each Microsoft Windows version that is supported as listed at http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/lifecycle. Release highlights The following new and updated features are available: IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook Premium - Opal connector Records in the Information Store that been created in Analyst's Notebook Premium can now be deleted. Local copies of records that have been uploaded to the Information Store can be replaced by the version that was last uploaded. The details information stored has been updated to include the source of the record. IBM i2 Analyze - Deployment toolkit Information has been added to ensure that you can encrypt data between all Opal components You can now control access to the following commands: Delete records Upload records Access to Notes Virtualization support The products in the Intelligence Analysis Portfolio are supported on hardware virtualization environments that run any of the operating systems that are listed in the detailed system requirements. When you run in a virtual environment, any issues that can be replicated by IBM in a supported operating system are addressed by using the standard IBM support policy. Known problems The most up-to-date source for known problems is the HTML version of these release notes at http:// www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssxvxz/com.ibm.i2.releasenotes.doc/i2a.html. At the time of publication, the following problems were known: Analyst's Notebook Premium - Opal connector Table 1: Analyst's Notebook Premium - Opal connector Unable to select records marked as already on the chart Selected Charting Scheme not updated If you have link summarization turned on, and you perform an expand with conditions, you are unable to select the records that are already on the chart in the results summary view. When a change to the charting scheme is applied and then that change is undone, the styling changes are reversed on the chart surface, but the Charting Scheme selection remains unchanged. 2 IBM i2 Analyze Release Notes

Table 1: Analyst's Notebook Premium - Opal connector (continued) Search results cannot be added to a chart Unable to run visual queries with large conditions Long-running operations that access the Information Store timeout Language support Zoom level set to greater than 100% might cause blurring Searching might become unavailable or fail in some circumstances Login prompt appears in a single sign-on environment Analyst's Notebook Premium can operate incorrectly because of client security settings If you attempt to add the results of a search to a chart after the search results have timed out on the server, you will see the following message: Failed to copy records to the chart. To copy the results, run the search again. Decimal values in visual query conditions are limited to 18 digits in length. Longer values cause the visual query operation to fail. If operations that involve the Information Store are unable to complete, one of the following error messages might be displayed: Error in web response Unexpected error: Unable to execute javascript at this time The different components of Enterprise Insight Analysis are translated into different languages groups based on demand. Depending on the deployment pattern in use, and the language that has been selected, some components may display in the default language (US English). Note: The Opal Experience for Enterprise Insight Analysis, and Connector Creator are English-only. If the operating system zoom level is set to more than 100%, some of the text and symbols in Analyst's Notebook Premium might appear blurred. In Analyst's Notebook Premium, if a search fails to complete or searching become unavailable, you are required to login again. In some situations, users are prompted to log in even when they are in a single sign-on environment. Client security settings might prevent the correct operation of Analyst's Notebook Premium. Analyst's Notebook Premium might request confirmation that the connections are safe. Release notes - IBM i2 Analyze 4.1.7 3

Analyst's Notebook Premium - Onyx connector Table 2: Analyst's Notebook Premium - Onyx connector Language support Searching might become unavailable or fail in some circumstances Silverlight install requires a reboot afterwards Some user names and folder names prevent connection to the Analysis Repository The volume of data that can be returned from a data access on-demand data source is limited The strength of links is not transferred from connected ibase databases Login prompt appears in a single sign-on environment Bidirectional text can be displayed incorrectly The different components of Enterprise Insight Analysis are translated into different languages groups based on demand. Depending on the deployment pattern in use, and the language that has been selected, some components may display in the default language (US English). Note: The Opal Experience for Enterprise Insight Analysis, and Connector Creator are English-only. In Analyst's Notebook Premium, if a search fails to complete or searching become unavailable, you are required to login again. Silverlight must be installed to use the Onyx connector. After you install Silverlight, you must reboot your machine before starting Analyst's Notebook Premium. If your Windows user name or the name of your folder within C:\Users contains non-ascii characters, then Analyst's Notebook Premium cannot connect to the Analysis Repository. When you start Analyst's Notebook Premium, select a schema, and then click OK, the following error message is displayed: Error connecting to the Analysis Repository. Running Expand or Get Context on a data access on-demand data source is unable to return large volumes of data to Analyst's Notebook Premium or the Intelligence Portal. Users might encounter a memory limit error due to the number of items (or the number of properties on items) when the application returns the results of these commands. For information about changing the maximum number of items that can be returned, see http://www.ibm.com/support/ docview.wss?uid=swg21979467. When links are retrieved from an ibase database using the ibase connector, the strength information that is associated with those links is not transferred. The links are displayed as solid lines. In some situations, users are prompted to log in even when they are in a single sign-on environment. Although i2 Analyze supports right-to-left text, the following problems can occur in environments that use right-to-left text: Visual Query search conditions do not display correctly when you are using right-to-left text. Negative numbers display incorrectly in edit mode. Some tooltips for left-to-right text in a right-to-left enabled system are displayed with the text mirrored. 4 IBM i2 Analyze Release Notes

Table 2: Analyst's Notebook Premium - Onyx connector (continued) Entering some combinations of multibyte Unicode characters displays an incorrect glyph Japanese text uses Chinese font for punctuation The Intelligence Portal does not highlight information when the Starts With operator is used Potential latency when you attach documents Double-byte characters cannot be used to input date and time values The Intelligence Portal does not support non-gregorian calendars Item label appears to be updated after edits are canceled Certain combinations of multibyte Unicode characters display as a square in the Intelligence Portal, rather than the expected glyph. Certain Japanese punctuation characters are displayed as the equivalent Chinese characters when you enter Japanese text. If a column filter or a search condition uses the Starts With operator, i2 Analyze does not supply highlighting information. There might be a delay between creating items with documents attached and being able to download the documents. When you run in a group Analysis Repository environment, if you make a document download request before the document is available, an error is displayed. i2 Analyze cannot accept double-byte characters as input into date properties and time properties. More specifically, you cannot use the wider representations of western numbers that double-byte character sets include. In locales with non-gregorian default calendars, a Gregorian calendar is used instead for entry and display of dates. If you change an item that if saved would cause the item label to change, and then click Cancel to discard your changes, the item label changes to include the canceled edits. The data is not saved and the label change is not persisted. If you close the tab and then reopen the item, the original label is displayed. Release notes - IBM i2 Analyze 4.1.7 5

Table 2: Analyst's Notebook Premium - Onyx connector (continued) Search types vary in non- English-language regions There are some limitations with exact and fuzzy matching in non-english-language regions: Western European script (Brazilian, French, German, Italian, Spanish) and Cyrillic scripts (Russian): Exact matching produces successful results. Matches that are based on synonyms or similar spellings might return less useful results. Evaluate the results for similar spelling and synonym matching behaviors, and if necessary, you can modify the search configuration for a language during deployment. Semitic and East Asian scripts (Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese): Exact matching produces mixed results. The indexing process is heavily reliant on word boundaries (for example, a space). As these scripts do not reflect the same word boundaries as western scripts, exact matching can provide weak or no results for text fragments. However, exact matching works in whole character sequences, such as the equivalent to English sentences. Matches based on synonyms can return less useful results than in English. Matches based on similar spellings are unlikely to return useful results. You can modify the search configuration for a language during deployment. An error message is displayed if connected to a Group Analysis Repository and you drag items from a data access source palette to a chart Chart names are ignored when charts are created in the Analysis Repository New custom icons that have a shading color set are not saved in the chart If you are connected to a DAOD source that is read-only, if you try to drag items from data access source palette, an error message is displayed. You must use the Analysis Repository palette or Data Sources pane to create items in an Analysis Repository. If you create a chart in the Analysis Repository, then save it and open it in Analyst's Notebook, the chart opens but the chart name is ignored. The default chart name is used. When any changes are made to that chart, the chart is treated as a standard Analyst's Notebook chart and the changes are not automatically saved back into the Analysis Repository. When you close and reopen Analyst's Notebook, a message might be displayed indicating that a temporary chart cannot be found. To avoid this problem, create your chart in Analyst's Notebook and upload it to the Analysis Repository. When you next Save the chart, any changes you made to it are automatically saved back into the Analysis Repository. When you create a new custom icon and set a shading color, it is not saved as part of the chart. If you remove the image file from the custom icons folder or open the chart on a different computer, the icon is displayed as a circle. 6 IBM i2 Analyze Release Notes

Table 2: Analyst's Notebook Premium - Onyx connector (continued) Analyst's Notebook Premium can operate incorrectly because of client security settings Items that contain a very large amount of data can affect performance Help window does not always appear when opened from the Data Sources task pane Analyst's Notebook Premium might not connect to the Local Analysis Repository automatically Anti-virus software can affect performance Unable to use Analyst's Notebook Premium in a Citrix or Remote Desktop Services environment Client security settings might prevent the correct operation of Analyst's Notebook Premium. Analyst's Notebook Premium might request confirmation that the connections are safe. If the Analysis Repository contains items that have many cards, or many properties on each card: Performance might be affected. Information can be harder to find. For data that produces more than a hundred properties on a single card, or hundreds of cards on a single item, consider changing the structure of the data. When the Data Sources task pane is docked, and you click the Help button, the Help window might disappear and reappear when you click it. To close the Help window, undock the Data Sources task pane first. After you close the Help window, you cannot invoke it again from the Data Sources task pane when the task pane is undocked. To avoid these problems, open the Help from the Data Sources area of the Home tab of the ribbon. The Help window opens with the "Working with Analyst's Notebook Premium" topic open. The Local Analysis Repository entry might appear in the Data Sources task pane, but Analyst's Notebook Premium might not connect to it automatically. To correct the problem, close and restart Analyst's Notebook Premium. To improve the performance of the Local Analysis Repository, ensure that anti-virus check software does not monitor the Local Analysis Repository folder: %LOCALAPPDATA%\IBM i2\local Analysis Repository. If you are using Citrix/Remote Desktop Services with Admin permissions (or SeCreateGlobalPrivilege set), multiple users cannot use the Analyst's Notebook Premium Oynx connector at the same time Analyst's Notebook Table 3: Analyst's Notebook Unable to find connected links in ibridge Embedded help files cannot render italic text in Arabic Using the ibridge Find Connected Links feature finds no connecting links between connected entities. To find connections between entities, use Find Path or Find Common Neighbors. When viewing the embedded help in Arabic on systems that use Windows 10, any text that has been set to italics does not render correctly. Release notes - IBM i2 Analyze 4.1.7 7

Table 3: Analyst's Notebook (continued) Opening embedded help files causes Analyst's Notebook to stop responding In environments that connect to multiple data sources, Infotips can stop displaying Import specifications that use Hierarchy layout are not always compatible An entity type's icon is not shown after you delete a picture from an event frame Displaying OLE objects Performance problems when you disconnect from the network If you have i2 Esri Maps installed, and you attempt to search the embedded help for a connected product such as IBM i2 ibase, Analyst's Notebook can stop responding. If this problem occurs, close Analyst's Notebook and restart it. When Analyst's Notebook is connected to two or more data sources and i2 Esri Maps is installed and enabled, Infotips can stop displaying. If this problem occurs, close one of the connections. If you create an import specification that uses the Hierarchy layout in Analyst's Notebook version 9.0.1 or earlier, or version 9.0.5 or later, an error occurs if you try to edit that import specification using Analyst's Notebook versions 9.0.2, 9.0.3, or 9.0.4. Deleting a picture from an event frame does not revert to showing the entity type's icon. To show the entity type's icon, right-click Display > Type Icon, or select Type Icon on the Display page of the Edit Event Frame window. Analyst's Notebook can display.bmp,.jpeg, and.gif OLE objects without the requirement for a third-party OLE server. However, the following limitations apply: When you drag files from Internet Explorer, an Unexpected file format error message might be displayed. When you drag an unrecognized file type onto the chart the error message Unexpected file format is displayed, and subsequent drag operations to the chart from Windows Explorer might fail. To avoid these problems, select the Home tab, and then, in the Insert Entities group, insert the image by selecting OLE Object > Picture. Use the Edit Item Properties window to add a picture to an entity representation. When you disconnect from the network, but a network printer remains set as the default printer, switching between tabs in Analyst's Notebook can take several seconds. When you disconnect from a network, change the default printer to a local printer. Then, in Analyst's Notebook select a local printer. Note: The following registry key value causes Analyst's Notebook to ignore the user selected printer, and can be deleted: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\i2\Default \Printer. 8 IBM i2 Analyze Release Notes

Table 3: Analyst's Notebook (continued) Potentially unable to save entire charts when you Save as Picture Untranslated system attribute names are displayed when you search for attribute classes Unable to expand items after their data records are purged Colors window is not translated In Arabic and Hebrew, black and white application windows might appear when you use the Copy to New Association Chart feature i2 Esri Maps not loading Display issues with drawings that cross the International Date Line If your computer has insufficient memory, you might be unable to save large charts when you select File > Save as > Save Entire Chart as Picture. To avoid this problem, save the chart in sections by selecting File > Save As > Save Current View as Picture, or save the chart in PDF format by selecting File > Print > Print to PDF. In a non-english version of Analyst's Notebook, when you search for attribute classes in the Insert from Palette task pane, the names of system attributes are not displayed in their translated form. If you purge data records from items that are added to the chart from data sources, any attempt to expand these items results in an error. The Colors window always contains US English text, regardless of the user's settings. When you run in Arabic or Hebrew, selecting the Copy to New Association Chart feature might result in a black and then white application window, when the layouts are applied. A "Windows not responding" message might also appear. However, Analyst's Notebook then recovers and continues normally. If the i2 Esri plug-in does not load correctly, ensure that the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 runtime is installed. The following problems might occur when a drawing on an i2 Esri Map crosses the International Date Line: Duplicate labels might appear for the drawing. When you edit the drawing, the edit box might be positioned away from the drawing. A line might appear drawn through the shape. When you try to export the drawing through the API, it is exported as two shapes. Labels not refreshing on the map Large circles do not render correctly s drawing polygons or polylines on some maps In i2 Esri Maps, if you replace a textual label on a drawing with a blank label, parts of the original label might remain on the map. In i2 Esri Maps, drawing a large circle or ellipse that overlaps itself causes the shape to be drawn incorrectly. In i2 Esri Maps, you might encounter instability when you are drawing a polygon or polyline on some map types, for example British National Grid. s can occur when you select and move the grab handles that lie between the vertices of the polygon or polyline. Release notes - IBM i2 Analyze 4.1.7 9

Table 3: Analyst's Notebook (continued) Using i2 Esri Maps in a virtual environment takes longer to render the graphics layer Using i2 Esri Maps in a virtual environment requires access to a physical graphics card that supports DirectX 11. Many virtualization solutions enable access to physical graphics cards on a server and support client access through RDP or their proprietary container. However, if a remote desktop is used to access a virtual machine, i2 Esri Maps uses only WARP (software rendering). When i2 Esri Maps uses WARP, it can take longer to render the graphics layer. In some configurations, reverting to WARP is unsupported. For example, if you are using Windows 7 in a virtual environment. In these situations, the map window displays an ArcGISRuntimeException error and you are unable to use i2 Esri Maps. Intelligence Portal Table 4: Intelligence Portal The volume of data that can be returned from a data access on-demand data source is limited The strength of links is not transferred from connected ibase databases Login prompt appears in a single sign-on environment Bidirectional text can be displayed incorrectly Entering some combinations of multibyte Unicode characters displays an incorrect glyph Running Expand or Get Context on a data access on-demand data source is unable to return large volumes of data to Analyst's Notebook Premium or the Intelligence Portal. Users might encounter a memory limit error due to the number of items (or the number of properties on items) when the application returns the results of these commands. For information about changing the maximum number of items that can be returned, see http://www.ibm.com/support/ docview.wss?uid=swg21979467. When links are retrieved from an ibase database using the ibase connector, the strength information that is associated with those links is not transferred. The links are displayed as solid lines. In some situations, users are prompted to log in even when they are in a single sign-on environment. Although i2 Analyze supports right-to-left text, the following problems can occur in environments that use right-to-left text: Visual Query search conditions do not display correctly when you are using right-to-left text. Negative numbers display incorrectly in edit mode. Some tooltips for left-to-right text in a right-to-left enabled system are displayed with the text mirrored. Certain combinations of multibyte Unicode characters display as a square in the Intelligence Portal, rather than the expected glyph. 10 IBM i2 Analyze Release Notes

Table 4: Intelligence Portal (continued) Japanese text uses Chinese font for punctuation The Intelligence Portal does not highlight information when the Starts With operator is used Potential latency when you attach documents The Intelligence Portal does not support non-gregorian calendars Item label appears to be updated after edits are canceled Microsoft Silverlight is not supported in some browsers Search types vary in non- English-language regions Certain Japanese punctuation characters are displayed as the equivalent Chinese characters when you enter Japanese text. If a column filter or a search condition uses the Starts With operator, i2 Analyze does not supply highlighting information. There might be a delay between creating items with documents attached and being able to download the documents. When you run in a group Analysis Repository environment, if you make a document download request before the document is available, an error is displayed. In locales with non-gregorian default calendars, a Gregorian calendar is used instead for entry and display of dates. If you change an item that if saved would cause the item label to change, and then click Cancel to discard your changes, the item label changes to include the canceled edits. The data is not saved and the label change is not persisted. If you close the tab and then reopen the item, the original label is displayed. The list of supported browsers is available in the system requirements. For more information, see Microsoft Silverlight may not work in recent versions of Google Chrome. There are some limitations with exact and fuzzy matching in non-english-language regions: Western European script (Brazilian, French, German, Italian, Spanish) and Cyrillic scripts (Russian): Exact matching produces successful results. Matches that are based on synonyms or similar spellings might return less useful results. Evaluate the results for similar spelling and synonym matching behaviors, and if necessary, you can modify the search configuration for a language during deployment. Semitic and East Asian scripts (Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese): Exact matching produces mixed results. The indexing process is heavily reliant on word boundaries (for example, a space). As these scripts do not reflect the same word boundaries as western scripts, exact matching can provide weak or no results for text fragments. However, exact matching works in whole character sequences, such as the equivalent to English sentences. Matches based on synonyms can return less useful results than in English. Matches based on similar spellings are unlikely to return useful results. You can modify the search configuration for a language during deployment. Release notes - IBM i2 Analyze 4.1.7 11

Table 4: Intelligence Portal (continued) Chart names are ignored when charts are created in the Analysis Repository Items that contain a very large amount of data can affect performance If you create a chart in the Analysis Repository, then save it and open it in Analyst's Notebook, the chart opens but the chart name is ignored. The default chart name is used. When any changes are made to that chart, the chart is treated as a standard Analyst's Notebook chart and the changes are not automatically saved back into the Analysis Repository. When you close and reopen Analyst's Notebook, a message might be displayed indicating that a temporary chart cannot be found. To avoid this problem, create your chart in Analyst's Notebook and upload it to the Analysis Repository. When you next Save the chart, any changes you made to it are automatically saved back into the Analysis Repository. If the Analysis Repository contains items that have many cards, or many properties on each card: Performance might be affected. Information can be harder to find. For data that produces more than a hundred properties on a single card, or hundreds of cards on a single item, consider changing the structure of the data. Information Store Table 5: Information Store Origin identifiers have changed between versions Geospatial types are not supported in the Information Store Information Store does not support Read Cloaked In i2 Analyze version 4.1.2, backslash (\) characters are removed from origin identifiers when they are created. In later versions, backslash characters are not removed when origin identifiers are created. If the information that is used to create your origin identifiers contains backslashes, records that you ingest are identified as new records rather than updates to existing records. To update existing data, you must clear any data from your system and reingest the data. Geospatial data types are supported in the Analysis Repository, but are not supported in the Information Store. The security classification Read Cloaked is not supported in the Information Store. 12 IBM i2 Analyze Release Notes

IBM Installation Manager Table 6: IBM Installation Manager IBM Installation Manager 1.8.7 is packaged. The version of Installation Manager that is currently included in the distribution has been superseded. To take advantage of updates to security and other improvements, you should upgrade to the latest version. For more information, see Fix list for Installation Manager Note: If you choose to update, to prevent the need to reinstall any existing products, ensure that you select the 32-bit version of IBM Installation Manager. i2 Analyze Opal services Table 7: i2 Analyze - Opal services Messages when Solr Starts or stops If you are using third party tools that contain a find executable, you might see messages indicating that files cannot be found: find: unable to access "TCP ": The system cannot find the file specified. find: unable to access ":0 ": The system cannot find the file specified. find: unable to access ":8983 ": The system cannot find the file specified. These messages might indicate that the system variable that defines the environment path has the path to the third party tool before the system files. Verify that the Path= system variable contains paths pointing to the third-party command line tools added after the paths pointing to the system folders. Searches can stop running after i2 Analyze is restarted Some features not supported by Solr indexes If the WebSphere Liberty Application Server is restarted while searches are running, the search may timeout. To prevent this issue, ensure that the HTTP server is restarted when you restart the Application Server. Solr indexes do not support SSL, scaling out to multiple servers, or High Availability. Release notes - IBM i2 Analyze 4.1.7 13

i2 Analyze Onyx services Table 8: i2 Analyze - Onyx services Unable to create database tables when deploying When running deploy or deployexample, if your DB2 database has not been configured correctly you may see the following message: Database ds/writestore-write1 is at version CleanInstall. Upgrading to latest version 4.1. If you see this message, ensure that the database is correctly configured in topology.xml, that the database is running, and can be accessed using the details that you have supplied. ibase connector does not support i2 Analyze schemas that contain duplicate type names In ibase connector, some data types in the schema are incorrectly transformed Multiple ibase connectors are not supported The downloaded Connector Creator configuration file can be invalid If your deployment of ibase connector is based on an existing deployment of i2 Analyze, then the i2 Analyze schema must not define entity and link types that have matching names. If this situation arises, the toolkit appears to generate the ibase schema correctly, but ibase is unable to create a database from it. To resolve this issue, rename the entity type or the link type in the i2 schema. In the i2 Analyze schema that is created from an ibase schema, any Multi-Line Text (Append Only) fields are incorrectly transformed to single-line data types. If required, after the schema has been created, you can manually change the field types to Multi-Line Text. i2 Analyze supports a single ibase connector that connects to a single ibase database. However, other data access on-demand connectors can still be installed, and Connector Creator supports connections to multiple databases. In some circumstances, a Connector Creator configuration file that you download can be different from the file that was originally uploaded to the server. If a <resource> element in the original configuration file did not have any child <queries> elements, the downloaded version contains an invalid <queries/> element. If a <parameter> element within a query in the configuration file did not have any child <select> elements, the downloaded version contains an invalid <select/> element. Before you re-upload a previously downloaded Connector Creator configuration file, search for and remove any instances of <queries/> and <select/> elements. 14 IBM i2 Analyze Release Notes

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