Date: 9 February 2026
Filter and read individual files from Azure Data Lake Storage
The Azure edition now supports Azure Data Lake Storage (ADLS) data stores that can point directly to a single file, instead of only matching multiple files in a folder using the standard HDFS pattern. This gives you more precise control over which data is read, allowing you to:
- Target a specific file for testing, troubleshooting, or ad hoc processing.
- Reduce the risk of accidentally including extra files that match a folder-level pattern.
- Build more predictable and auditable data ingestion pipelines in Azure environments.
When you configure an ADLS-based data store in the Azure edition, you can now specify an explicit file path so that only that file is selected and read during execution.
Use custom variables in HDFS data store file paths
HDFS data store definitions have been enhanced to support custom variables in file paths. You can now include variables (for example, to represent dates, environments, or dynamic directories) directly in the HDFS path and have them resolved at runtime. This allows you to:
- Reuse a single data store definition across multiple environments or HDFS locations.
- Parameterize file locations for scheduled jobs or partition-based loads.
- Avoid manually updating paths when folder structures or naming conventions change.
This enhancement also removes earlier limitations that caused errors when creating HDFS Avro data stores that used custom variables in their file paths.
Other changes
There are no additional functional or platform-level changes included in this release.
Corrected issues
| Issue summary | Issue number |
|---|---|
| Fixed an issue that occurred when copying and pasting analysis nodes that output arrays and use computed fields. In some cases, the computed field in the pasted node was incorrectly assigned an array type. This could cause unexpected results or errors when you ran the analysis. This fix applies to the Group, Co-Group, Recon, Detect Entities, Detect Medical Entities, Profile Data, Profile Data Legacy, and JavaScript nodes. | ISX-23770 |
Fix pack installation - Enterprise only
To install this fix pack on the enterprise edition of Data360 DQ+:
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Download the fix pack into the
/tmpfolder. - Give execute permission to the downloaded fix pack, for example:
chmod 777 dqplus_IS-10.2-202402230924-12-fixpack.sh - Extract the downloaded fix pack by running its name as a command, for
example:
./dqplus_IS-10.2-202402230924-12-fixpack.shExtracting a fix pack for the first time will create a directory at:
/opt/infogix/dqplus-10.2/maintenance - Execute the
./apply-patchcommand from within/opt/infogix/dqplus-10.2/maintenance/dqplus_IS-10.2-202402230924-12-fixpack/bin.
To verify that the fix pack has been applied, navigate to the Help menu in the product and select About. The product's Updates information should be updated.
Reverting the fix pack
Execute the ./revert-patch command from within:
/opt/infogix/dqplus-10.2/maintenance/dqplus_IS-10.2-202402230924-12-fixpack