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For example, `2026.03.0` is the initial March 2026 release.
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## 2026.07.0

- Tables and data stored with `PERSISTENCE=1` remain available after the emulator restarts.
- DDL statements now commit an open transaction before they run, matching Snowflake and making newly created objects visible to other sessions.
- `MAX(GREATEST(...))` works when source columns share names with aggregate aliases.
- `UNPIVOT` preserves passthrough columns when its input comes from a chain of `SELECT *` CTEs.
- Boolean comparisons inside `COALESCE` work when the result is used with `NOT`, `AND`, or `WHERE`.
- `QUALIFY` branches can be combined with `UNION ALL` without leaking internal columns into the result.
- `SHOW USER FUNCTIONS` respects schema scope and no longer exposes internal emulator functions.
- Scripting keywords such as `loop`, `while`, and `cursor` can qualify columns when used as table aliases.
- JavaScript stored procedures can call `ResultSet.getColumnValue()` with either a column name or a column index.

## 2026.06.0

- 'Added support for `PERCENTILE_CONT` and `PERCENTILE_DISC`, the standard percentile aggregate functions used for medians, quartiles, and other distribution cutoffs.'
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