Failure Number Driver Build Framework Util Cloud Adapter Description
XDBC-73667 MongoDB JDBC 001861 003582 002562 8567

When an OutOfMemoryError occurred during batch operations, the driver incorrectly reported success instead of propagating the error. The driver now correctly throws a BatchUpdateException to ensure these failures are properly reported to the application.
XDBC-72161 MongoDB JDBC 001782 003441 002410 8286

The DD JDBC drivers threw the generic ‘SQLException’ instead of ‘SQLNonTransientException’ when accessing closed resources.
XDBC-69242 MongoDB JDBC 001654 003165 002066 7841

When connecting to MongoDB using user/password authorization, the connection fails and the error “OP_QUERY is no longer supported” is returned.
XDBC-69008 MongoDB JDBC 001669 003210 002087 7900

When invalid credentials were entered, the driver returned an incorrect MD5-related error message.
XDBC-63943 MongoDB JDBC 001487 002754 001703 7338

The driver returned an OutofMemoryError when attempting to delete a very large number of rows.
XDBC-63232 MongoDB JDBC 001470 002731 001692 7286

The driver returned the following error when attempting to delete a large number of records in a table: “No more data available to read in statement.”
XDBC-61864 MongoDB JDBC 001426 002632 001638 7156

When attempting to connect to MongoDB Atlas from a Java application running on IBM z/OS using a connection URL generated through the MongoDB Configuration Manager, the driver returned an I/O error.
XDBC-60123 MongoDB JDBC 001426 002632 001638 7156

For TLS/SSL encryption, even when the ValidateServerCertificate option was set to false, the driver attempted to validate the certificates instead of ignoring them.