diff --git a/bindings/java/doxygen/Doxyfile b/bindings/java/doxygen/Doxyfile
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--- a/bindings/java/doxygen/Doxyfile
+++ b/bindings/java/doxygen/Doxyfile
@@ -767,6 +767,7 @@ INPUT                  = main.dox \
                          communications.dox \
                          schema/schema_list.dox \
                          schema/db_schema_8_6.dox \
+                         schema/db_schema_9_0.dox \
                          ../src
 
 # This tag can be used to specify the character encoding of the source files
diff --git a/bindings/java/doxygen/main.dox b/bindings/java/doxygen/main.dox
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--- a/bindings/java/doxygen/main.dox
+++ b/bindings/java/doxygen/main.dox
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ You can also access the data in its tree form by starting with org.sleuthkit.dat
 The Sleuth Kit has its own database schema that is shared with Autopsy and other tools. The primary way it gets populated is via the Java code. 
 
 - Database Schema Documentation:
- - \subpage db_schema_8_6_page 
+ - \subpage db_schema_9_0_page 
  - \subpage db_schema_page "Older schemas"
 - Refer to \subpage query_database_page if you are going to use one of the SleuthkitCase methods that requires you to specify a query. 
 - Refer to \subpage insert_and_update_database_page if you are a Sleuth Kit developer and want to avoid database issues.
diff --git a/bindings/java/doxygen/schema/db_schema_9_0.dox b/bindings/java/doxygen/schema/db_schema_9_0.dox
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@@ -0,0 +1,404 @@
+/*! \page db_schema_9_0_page TSK & Autopsy Database Schema (Schema version 9.0)
+
+[TOC]
+
+# Introduction
+
+This page outlines version 9.0 the database that is used by The Sleuth Kit and Autopsy. The goal of this page is to provide short descriptions for each table and column and not focus on foreign key requirements, etc. If you want that level of detail, then refer to the actual schema in addition to this. 
+
+You can find a basic graphic of some of the table relationships <a href="https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1omR_uUAp1fQt720oJ-kk8C48BXmVa3PNjPZCDdT0Tb4/edit?usp#sharing">here</a>
+
+
+Some general notes on this schema:
+
+- Nearly every type of data is assigned a unique ID, called the Object ID
+- The objects form a hierarchy, that shows where data came from.  A child comes from its parent.  
+ - For example, disk images are the root, with a volume system below it, then a file system, and then files and directories. 
+- This schema has been designed to store data beyond the file system data that The Sleuth Kit supports. It can store carved files, a folder full of local files, etc.
+- The Blackboard is used to store artifacts, which contain attributes (name/value pairs).  Artifacts are used to store data types that do not have more formal tables. Module writers can make whatever artifact types they want. See \ref mod_bbpage for more details. 
+- The Sleuth Kit will make virtual files to span the unallocated space.  They will have a naming format of 'Unalloc_[PARENT-OBJECT-ID]_[BYTE-START]_[BYTE-END]'.
+
+# Schema Information
+
+<ul>
+<li><b>Autopsy versions: </b> Autopsy 4.19
+<li><b>Changes from version 8.6:</b>
+<ul>
+<li> New columns:
+<ul>
+<li>added_date_time, acquisition_tool_settings, acquisition_tool_name, acquisition_tool_version in data_source_info
+<li>category_type in artifact_types
+<li>host_id in data_source_info
+<li>owner_uid, os_account_obj_id in tsk_files
+</ul>
+<li> New tables:
+<ul>
+<li>tsk_file_attributes
+<li>tsk_analysis_results
+<li>tsk_aggregate_score
+<li>tsk_persons
+<li>tsk_hosts
+<li>tsk_os_account_realms
+<li>tsk_os_accounts
+<li>tsk_os_account_attributes
+<li>tsk_os_account_instances
+<li>tsk_data_artifacts
+<li>tsk_host_addresses
+<li>tsk_host_address_dns_ip_map
+<li>tsk_host_address_usage
+</ul>
+</ul>
+</ul>
+
+
+# General Information Tables 
+## tsk_db_info 
+Metadata about the database.
+- **schema_ver** - Major version number of the current database schema
+- **tsk_ver** - Version of TSK used to create database
+- **schema_minor_version** - Minor version number of the current database schema
+
+## tsk_db_info_extended
+Name & Value pair table to store any information about the database.  For example, which schema it was created with. etc. 
+- **name** - Any string name
+- **value** - Any string value
+
+
+# Object Tables 
+## tsk_objects 
+Every object (image, volume system, file, etc.) has an entry in this table.  This table allows you to find the parent of a given object and allows objects to be tagged and have children.  This table provides items with a unique object id.  The details of the object are in other tables.  
+- **obj_id** - Unique id 
+- **par_obj_id** - The object id of the parent object (NULL for root objects). The parent of a volume system is an image, the parent of a directory is a directory or filesystem, the parent of a filesystem is a volume or an image, etc.
+- **type** - Object type (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.ObjectType enum)
+
+
+# Data Source/Device Tables 
+## data_source_info
+Contains information about a data source, which could be an image.  This is where we group data sources into devices (based on device ID).
+- **obj_id** - Id of image/data source in tsk_objects
+- **device_id** - Unique ID (GUID) for the device that contains the data source
+- **time_zone** - Timezone that the data source was originally located in
+- **acquisition_details** - Notes on the acquisition of the data source
+
+
+# Disk Image Tables
+
+## tsk_image_info 
+Contains information about each set of images that is stored in the database. 
+- **obj_id** - Id of image in tsk_objects
+- **type** - Type of disk image format (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.TSK_IMG_TYPE_ENUM)
+- **ssize** - Sector size of device in bytes
+- **tzone** - Timezone where image is from (the same format that TSK tools want as input)
+- **size** - Size of the original image (in bytes) 
+- **md5** - MD5 hash of the image (for compressed data such as E01, the hashes are of the decompressed image, not the E01 itself)
+- **sha1** - SHA-1 hash of the image
+- **sha256** - SHA-256 hash of the image
+- **display_name** - Display name of the image
+
+## tsk_image_names
+Stores path(s) to file(s) on disk that make up an image set.
+- **obj_id** - Id of image in tsk_objects
+- **name** - Path to location of image file on disk
+- **sequence** - Position in sequence of image parts
+
+
+# Volume System Tables
+## tsk_vs_info
+Contains one row for every volume system found in the images.
+- **obj_id** - Id of volume system in tsk_objects
+- **vs_type** - Type of volume system / media management (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.TSK_VS_TYPE_ENUM)
+- **img_offset** - Byte offset where VS starts in disk image
+- **block_size** - Size of blocks in bytes
+
+## tsk_vs_parts
+Contains one row for every volume / partition in the images. 
+- **obj_id** - Id of volume in tsk_objects
+- **addr** - Address of the partition
+- **start** - Sector offset of start of partition
+- **length** - Number of sectors in partition
+- **desc** - Description of partition (volume system type-specific)
+- **flags** - Flags for partition (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.TSK_VS_PART_FLAG_ENUM)
+
+## tsk_pool_info 
+Contains information about pools (for APFS, logical disk management, etc.)
+- **obj_id** - Id of pool in tsk_objects
+- **pool_type** - Type of pool (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.TSK_POOL_TYPE_ENUM)
+
+# File System Tables
+## tsk_fs_info
+Contains one for for every file system in the images. 
+- **obj_id** - Id of filesystem in tsk_objects
+- **data_source_obj_id** - Id of the data source for the file system
+- **img_offset** - Byte offset that filesystem starts at
+- **fs_type** - Type of file system (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.TSK_FS_TYPE_ENUM)
+- **block_size** - Size of each block (in bytes)
+- **block_count** - Number of blocks in filesystem
+- **root_inum** - Metadata address of root directory
+- **first_inum** - First valid metadata address
+- **last_inum** - Last valid metadata address
+- **display_name** - Display name of file system (could be volume label)
+
+## tsk_files
+Contains one for for every file found in the images.  Has the basic metadata for the file. 
+- **obj_id** - Id of file in tsk_objects
+- **fs_obj_id** - Id of filesystem in tsk_objects (NULL if file is not located in a file system -- carved in unpartitioned space, etc.)
+- **data_source_obj_id** - Id of the data source for the file
+- **attr_type** - Type of attribute (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.TSK_FS_ATTR_TYPE_ENUM)
+- **attr_id** - Id of attribute
+- **name** - Name of attribute. Will be NULL if attribute doesn't have a name.  Must not have any slashes in it. 
+- **meta_addr** - Address of the metadata structure that the name points to
+- **meta_seq** - Sequence of the metadata address
+- **type** - Type of file: filesystem, carved, etc. (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.TSK_DB_FILES_TYPE_ENUM enum)
+- **has_layout** - True if file has an entry in tsk_file_layout
+- **has_path** - True if file has an entry in tsk_files_path
+- **dir_type** - File type information: directory, file, etc. (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.TSK_FS_NAME_TYPE_ENUM)
+- **meta_type** - File type (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.TSK_FS_META_TYPE_ENUM)
+- **dir_flags** -  Flags that describe allocation status etc. (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.TSK_FS_NAME_FLAG_ENUM)
+- **meta_flags** - Flags for the file for its allocation status etc. (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.TSK_FS_META_FLAG_ENUM)
+- **size** - File size in bytes
+- **ctime** - Last file / metadata status change time (stored in number of seconds since Jan 1, 1970 UTC)
+- **crtime** - Created time
+- **atime** - Last file content accessed time
+- **mtime** - Last file content modification time
+- **mode** - Unix-style permissions (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.TSK_FS_META_MODE_ENUM)
+- **uid** - Owner id
+- **gid** - Group id
+- **md5** - MD5 hash of file contents
+- **sha256** - SHA-256 hash of file contents
+- **known** - Known status of file (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.FileKnown)
+- **parent_path** - Full path of parent folder. Must begin and end with a '/' (Note that a single '/' is valid)
+- **mime_type** - MIME type of the file content, if it has been detected. 
+- **extension** - File extension
+
+## tsk_file_layout
+Stores the layout of a file within the image.  A file will have one or more rows in this table depending on how fragmented it was. All file types use this table (file system, carved, unallocated blocks, etc.).
+- **obj_id** - Id of file in tsk_objects
+- **sequence** - Position of the run in the file (0-based and the obj_id and sequence pair will be unique in the table)
+- **byte_start** - Byte offset of fragment relative to the start of the image file
+- **byte_len** - Length of fragment in bytes
+
+
+## tsk_files_path
+If a "locally-stored" file has been imported into the database for analysis, then this table stores its path.  Used for derived files and other files that are not directly in the image file.
+- **obj_id** - Id of file in tsk_objects
+- **path** - Path to where the file is locally stored in a file system
+- **encoding_type** - Method used to store the file on the disk 
+
+## file_encoding_types 
+Methods that can be used to store files on local disks to prevent them from being quarantined by antivirus
+- **encoding_type** - ID of method used to store data.  See org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.EncodingType enum 
+- **name** -  Display name of technique
+
+## tsk_files_derived_method
+Derived files are those that result from analyzing another file.  For example, files that are extracted from a ZIP file will be considered derived.  This table keeps track of the derivation techniques that were used to make the derived files. 
+
+NOTE: This table is not used in any code.
+
+- **derived_id** - Unique id for the derivation method. 
+- **tool_name** - Name of derivation method/tool
+- **tool_version** - Version of tool used in derivation method
+- **other** - Other details
+
+## tsk_files_derived
+Each derived file has a row that captures the information needed to re-derive it
+
+NOTE: This table is not used in any code.
+
+- **obj_id** - Id of file in tsk_objects
+- **derived_id** - Id of derivation method in tsk_files_derived_method
+- **rederive** - Details needed to re-derive file (will be specific to the derivation method)
+
+
+# Blackboard Tables 
+The \ref mod_bbpage "Blackboard" is used to store results from analysis modules. 
+
+## blackboard_artifacts
+Stores artifacts associated with objects.
+- **artifact_id** - Id of the artifact (assigned by the database)
+- **obj_id** - Id of the associated object
+- **artifact_type_id** - Id for the type of artifact (can be looked up in the blackboard_artifact_types table)
+- **data_source_obj_id** - Id of the data source for the artifact
+- **artifact_type_id** - Type of artifact (references artifact_type_id in blackboard_artifact_types)
+- **review_status_id** - Review status (references review_status_id in review_statuses)
+
+## blackboard_attributes
+Stores name value pairs associated with an artifact. Only one of the value columns should be populated.
+- **artifact_id** - Id of the associated artifact
+- **artifact_type_id** - Artifact type of the associated artifact
+- **source** - Source string, should be module name that created the entry
+- **context** - Additional context string
+- **attribute_type_id** - Id for the type of attribute (can be looked up in the blackboard_attribute_types)
+- **value_type** - The type of the value (see org.sleuthkit.datamodel.BlackboardAttribute.TSK_BLACKBOARD_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE_TYPE)
+- **value_byte** - A blob of binary data (should be NULL unless the value type is byte)
+- **value_text** - A string of text (should be NULL unless the value type is string)
+- **value_int32** - An integer (should be NULL unless the value type is int)
+- **value_int64** - A long integer / timestamp (should be NULL unless the value type is long)
+- **value_double** - A double (should be NULL unless the value type is double)
+
+## blackboard_artifact_types
+Types of artifacts
+- **artifact_type_id** - Id for the type (this is used by the blackboard_artifacts table)
+- **type_name** - A string identifier for the type (unique)
+- **display_name** - A display name for the type (not unique, should be human readable)
+
+## blackboard_attribute_types
+Types of attribute
+- **attribute_type_id** - Id for the type (this is used by the blackboard_attributes table)
+- **type_name** - A string identifier for the type (unique)
+- **display_name** - A display name for the type (not unique, should be human readable)
+- **value_type** - Expected type of data for the attribute type (see blackboard_attributes)
+
+## review_statuses
+Review status of an artifact. Should mirror the org.sleuthkit.datamodel.BlackboardArtifact.ReviewStatus enum.
+- **review_status_id** - Id of the status 
+- **review_status_name** - Internal name of the status
+- **display_name** - Display name (should be human readable)
+
+
+# Communication Accounts
+Stores data related to communications between two parties. It is highly recommended to use 
+the org.sleuthkit.datamodel.CommunicationsManager API to create/access this type of data
+(see the \ref mod_compage page).
+
+## accounts
+Stores communication accounts (email, phone number, etc.).  Note that this does not include OS accounts. 
+- **account_id** - Id for the account within the scope of the database (i.e. Row Id) (used in the account_relationships table)
+- **account_type_id** - The type of account (must match an account_type_id entry from the account_types table)
+- **account_unique_identifier** - The phone number/email/other identifier associated with the account that is unique within the Account Type 
+
+## account_types
+Types of accounts and service providers (Phone, email, Twitter, Facebook, etc.)
+- **account_type_id** - Id for the type (this is used by the accounts table)
+- **type_name** - A string identifier for the type (unique)
+- **display_name** - A display name for the type (not unique, should be human readable)
+
+## account_relationships
+Stores non-directional relationships between two accounts if they communicated or had references to each other (such as contact book)
+- **relationship_id** -  Id for the relationship
+- **account1_id** - Id of the first participant (from account_id column in accounts table)
+- **account2_id** - Id of the second participant (from account_id column in accounts table)
+- **relationship_source_obj_id** - Id of the artifact this relationship was derived from (artifact_id column from the blackboard_artifacts)
+- **date_time** - Time the communication took place, stored in number of seconds since Jan 1, 1970 UTC (NULL if unknown)
+- **relationship_type** - The type of relationship (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.Relationship.Type)
+- **data_source_obj_id** - Id of the data source this relationship came from (from obj_id in data_source_info)
+
+# Timeline
+Stores data used to populate various timelines. Two tables are used to reduce data duplication. It is highly recommended to use 
+the org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TimelineManager API to create/access this type of data.  
+
+## tsk_event_types
+Stores the types for events. The super_type_id column is used to arrange the types into a tree.
+- **event_type_id** - Id for the type
+- **display_name** - Display name for the type (unique, should be human readable)
+- **super_type_id** - Parent type for the type (used for building heirarchy; references the event_type_id in this table)
+
+## tsk_event_descriptions
+Stores descriptions of an event. This table exists to reduce duplicate data that is common to events. For example, a file will have only one row in tsk_event_descriptions, but could have 4+ rows in tsk_events that all refer to the same description. Note that the combination of the full_description, content_obj_id, and artifact_id columns must be unique.
+- **event_description_id** - Id for the event description
+- **full_description** - Full length description of the event (required).  For example, the full file path including file name. 
+- **med_description** - Medium length description of the event (may be null).  For example, a file may have only the first three folder names.
+- **short_description** - Short length description of the event (may be null).  For example, a file may have only its first folder name. 
+- **data_source_obj_id** -  Object id of the data source for the event source (references obj_id column in data_source_info)
+- **content_obj_id** - If the event is from a non-artifact, then this is the object id from that source.  If the event is from an artifact, then this is the object id of the artifact's source. (references obj_id column in tsk_objects)
+- **artifact_id** - If the event is from a non-artifact, this is null. If the event is from an artifact, then this is the id of the artifact (references artifact_id column in blackboard_artifacts) (may be null)
+- **hash_hit** - 1 if the file associated with the event has a hash set hit, 0 otherwise
+- **tagged** - 1 if the direct source of the event has been tagged, 0 otherwise
+
+## tsk_events
+Stores each event. A file, artifact, or other type of content can have several rows in this table. One for each time stamp. 
+- **event_id** - Id for the event
+- **event_type_id** - Event type id (references event_type_id column in tsk_event_types)
+- **event_description_id** - Event description id (references event_description_id column in tsk_event_descriptions)
+- **time** -  Time the event occurred, in seconds from the UNIX epoch
+
+# Examiners and Reports
+
+## tsk_examiners
+Encapsulates the concept of an examiner associated with a case.
+- **examiner_id** - Id for the examiner
+- **login_name** - Login name for the examiner (must be unique)
+- **display_name** - Display name for the examiner (may be null)
+
+## reports
+Stores information on generated reports.
+- **obj_id** - Id of the report
+- **path** - Full path to the report (including file name)
+- **crtime** - Time the report was created, in seconds from the UNIX epoch
+- **src_module_name** - Name of the module that created the report
+- **report_name** - Name of the report (can be empty string)
+
+# Tags 
+
+## tag_names
+Defines what tag names the user has created and can therefore be applied.
+- **tag_name_id** - Unique ID for each tag name
+- **display_name** - Display name of tag
+- **description**  - Description  (can be empty string)
+- **color** - Color choice for tag (can be empty string)
+- **knownStatus** - Stores whether a tag is notable/bad (as org.sleuthkit.datamodel.TskData.FileKnown enum)
+- **tag_set_id** - Id of the tag set the tag name belongs to (references tag_set_id in tsk_tag_sets, may be null)
+- **rank** - Used to order the tag names for a given tag set for display purposes
+
+## tsk_tag_sets
+Used to group entries from the tag_names table. An object can have only one tag from a tag set at a time. 
+- **tag_set_id** - Id of the tag set
+- **name** - Name of the tag set (unique, should be human readable)
+
+## content_tags
+One row for each file tagged.  
+- **tag_id** - unique ID
+- **obj_id** - object id of Content that has been tagged
+- **tag_name_id** - Tag name that was used
+- **comment**  - optional comment 
+- **begin_byte_offset** - optional byte offset into file that was tagged
+- **end_byte_offset** - optional byte ending offset into file that was tagged
+- **examiner_id** - Examiner that tagged the artifact (references examiner_id in tsk_examiners)
+
+## blackboard_artifact_tags
+One row for each artifact that is tagged.
+- **tag_id** - unique ID
+- **artifact_id** - Artifact ID of artifact that was tagged
+- **tag_name_id** - Tag name that was used
+- **comment** - Optional comment
+- **examiner_id** - Examiner that tagged the artifact (references examiner_id in tsk_examiners)
+
+
+# Ingest Module Status
+These tables keep track in Autopsy which modules were run on the data sources.
+
+## ingest_module_types
+Defines the types of ingest modules supported. Must exactly match the names and ordering in the org.sleuthkit.datamodel.IngestModuleInfo.IngestModuleType enum.
+- **type_id** - Id for the ingest module type
+- **type_name** - Internal name for the ingest module type
+
+## ingest_modules
+Defines which modules were installed and run on at least one data source.  One row for each module. 
+- **ingest_module_id** - Id of the ingest module
+- **display_name** - Display name for the ingest module (should be human readable)
+- **unique_name** - Unique name for the ingest module
+- **type_id** - Type of ingest module (references type_id from ingest_module_types)
+- **version** - Version of the ingest module
+
+## ingest_job_status_types
+Defines the status options for ingest jobs. Must match the names and ordering in the org.sleuthkit.datamodel.IngestJobInfo.IngestJobStatusType enum.
+- **type_id** - Id for the ingest job status type
+- **type_name** - Internal name for the ingest job status type
+
+##  ingest_jobs
+One row is created each time ingest is started, which is a set of modules in a pipeline. 
+- **ingest_job_id** - Id of the ingest job
+- **obj_id** - Id of the data source ingest is being run on
+- **host_name** - Name of the host that is running the ingest job
+- **start_date_time** - Time the ingest job started (stored in number of milliseconds since Jan 1, 1970 UTC)
+- **end_date_time** - Time the ingest job finished (stored in number of milliseconds since Jan 1, 1970 UTC)
+- **status_id** - Ingest job status (references type_id from ingest_job_status_types)
+- **settings_dir** - Directory of the job's settings (may be an empty string)
+
+##  ingest_job_modules
+Defines the order of the modules in a given pipeline (i.e. ingest_job).
+- **ingest_job_id** - Id for the ingest job (references ingest_job_id in ingest_jobs)
+- **ingest_module_id** - Id of the ingest module (references ingest_module_id in ingest_modules)
+- **pipeline_position** - Order that the ingest module was run
+
+
+*/
diff --git a/bindings/java/doxygen/schema/schema_list.dox b/bindings/java/doxygen/schema/schema_list.dox
index 54a0b37f8393c3dd6d7555feb42e357c5ada25cc..088b447872f1ffdf6dbf247e93ae8ef73abc10ad 100644
--- a/bindings/java/doxygen/schema/schema_list.dox
+++ b/bindings/java/doxygen/schema/schema_list.dox
@@ -3,9 +3,10 @@
 This page contians links to the documention for selected versions of the TSK & Autopsy database schema.
 
 - Current Schema
- - \subpage db_schema_8_6_page 
+ - \subpage db_schema_9_0_page 
  
 - Older Schemas
+ - \subpage db_schema_8_6_page 
  - <a href="https://wiki.sleuthkit.org/index.php?title=Database_v7.2_Schema">Schema version 7.2</a>
  - <a href="https://wiki.sleuthkit.org/index.php?title=SQLite_Database_v6_Schema">Schema version 6</a>
  - <a href="https://wiki.sleuthkit.org/index.php?title=SQLite_Database_v3_Schema">Schema version 3</a>
diff --git a/bindings/java/src/org/sleuthkit/datamodel/SleuthkitCase.java b/bindings/java/src/org/sleuthkit/datamodel/SleuthkitCase.java
index ad2d2de91d1e6c25b6a47b61ffd99dd6b6044f3a..23257de5b28f257f8dff3d641d94fcef306b9651 100644
--- a/bindings/java/src/org/sleuthkit/datamodel/SleuthkitCase.java
+++ b/bindings/java/src/org/sleuthkit/datamodel/SleuthkitCase.java
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ public class SleuthkitCase {
 	 * tsk/auto/tsk_db.h.
 	 */
 	static final CaseDbSchemaVersionNumber CURRENT_DB_SCHEMA_VERSION
-			= new CaseDbSchemaVersionNumber(8, 7);
+			= new CaseDbSchemaVersionNumber(9, 0);
 
 	private static final long BASE_ARTIFACT_ID = Long.MIN_VALUE; // Artifact ids will start at the lowest negative value
 	private static final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(SleuthkitCase.class.getName());
@@ -994,7 +994,7 @@ private void updateDatabaseSchema(String dbPath) throws Exception {
 				dbSchemaVersion = updateFromSchema8dot3toSchema8dot4(dbSchemaVersion, connection);
 				dbSchemaVersion = updateFromSchema8dot4toSchema8dot5(dbSchemaVersion, connection);
 				dbSchemaVersion = updateFromSchema8dot5toSchema8dot6(dbSchemaVersion, connection);
-				dbSchemaVersion = updateFromSchema8dot6toSchema8dot7(dbSchemaVersion, connection);
+				dbSchemaVersion = updateFromSchema8dot6toSchema9dot0(dbSchemaVersion, connection);
 				statement = connection.createStatement();
 				connection.executeUpdate(statement, "UPDATE tsk_db_info SET schema_ver = " + dbSchemaVersion.getMajor() + ", schema_minor_ver = " + dbSchemaVersion.getMinor()); //NON-NLS
 				connection.executeUpdate(statement, "UPDATE tsk_db_info_extended SET value = " + dbSchemaVersion.getMajor() + " WHERE name = '" + SCHEMA_MAJOR_VERSION_KEY + "'"); //NON-NLS
@@ -2345,7 +2345,7 @@ private CaseDbSchemaVersionNumber updateFromSchema8dot5toSchema8dot6(CaseDbSchem
 	}	
 
 	@SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
-	private CaseDbSchemaVersionNumber updateFromSchema8dot6toSchema8dot7(CaseDbSchemaVersionNumber schemaVersion, CaseDbConnection connection) throws SQLException, TskCoreException {
+	private CaseDbSchemaVersionNumber updateFromSchema8dot6toSchema9dot0(CaseDbSchemaVersionNumber schemaVersion, CaseDbConnection connection) throws SQLException, TskCoreException {
 		if (schemaVersion.getMajor() != 8) {
 			return schemaVersion;
 		}
@@ -2564,7 +2564,7 @@ private CaseDbSchemaVersionNumber updateFromSchema8dot6toSchema8dot7(CaseDbSchem
 					+ "FOREIGN KEY(obj_id) REFERENCES tsk_objects(obj_id) ON DELETE CASCADE )");
 		
 		
-			return new CaseDbSchemaVersionNumber(8, 7);
+			return new CaseDbSchemaVersionNumber(9, 0);
 
 		} finally {
 			closeStatement(statement);