[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/TEIIDDES-2429?page=com.atlassian.jira.plu... ] Paul Richardson commented on TEIIDDES-2429: ------------------------------------------- [~rareddy] You're right! Turns out that Designer does support the ".0" suffix (my mistake!). The error has occurred because Designer 9.0.x was only targeting Teiid versions up to 8.7 and in fact the Teiid runtime registry component of Designer only provided any kind of support up to Teiid 8.9 (since 8.10 had not even been released). Designer's teiid-client was built with Teiid 8.7 code so expecting it to work with a Teiid 8.10 server is pushing one's luck to say the least. Some confusion over ROLLUP. Let me clarfiy: * "I am not asking Designer with Teiid 8.4 client to support ROLLUP in Teiid 8.5 runtime" - good. Glad we agree. Except that Designer will not have a Teiid 8.4 client but in this case has a Teiid 8.7 client that can behave as a Teiid 8.4 client if that is the version of the server which is being targeted by the user. If the user chooses the 'default server version' to be Teiid 8.4 then ROLLUP will be invalid. If the user chooses the 'default server version' to be Teiid 8.5 then ROLLUP will be valid; * "but support Teiid 8.4 metadata in the Teiid 8.5 runtime" - No problem. Its a Teiid 8.7 client so no issue there either; * "If user does use, ROLLUP by all means fail saying Designer does not support it yet." - which is what Designer's teiid client does if the user has selected a 'default server version' less than Teiid 8.5. If more then valdation succeeds. The point is that the requirements of Designer Teiid client are much broader than any single version of Teiid provides. Consequently, Teiid client libraries have not been simply bundled into Designer for a while now. Thus, despite demands it is essential that users need to use the appropriate version of Designer that has support for the version of Teiid server being modelled against. -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.3.11#6341)