MySQL
VillageSQL Server 0.0.6 is now available. This release advances the mainline to MySQL Server 8.4.11 and adds support for MySQL Server 9.7.2 and Percona Server 8.4.10. Highlights of this release include the following: * An extension can now log you in, so your
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When something goes wrong inside MySQL, the server says so in the error log. It's what administrators already watch. Every entry carries a severity and an error code, and you can query it from performance_schema.error_log like any other table. It is the server's
VillageSQL
NOTE: We are back after a summer break! Hope you enjoyed the beach and long summer nights. As part of building the MySQL Community, we are going to publish a curated overview of MySQL and database news and events that you might have missed over the last period. If you
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VillageSQL Server 0.0.5 is now available (and marked as the stable release for installs). This release is focused on the extension lifecycle: upgrading an extension in place, pinning the exact version you install, and seeing what's running. The extension framework also adds variable-length custom types
MySQL
After years of MySQL development happening largely behind closed doors, Oracle has been making real progress towards making the MySQL project more open and community-oriented. Thanks and recognition should go to Heather VanCura and the MySQL team for driving these major initiatives which require heavy lifting on a 30-
VillageSQL
MySQL's string matching is precise by design. LIKE '%shirt%' finds "shirt." It won't find "shrt" or "shrit" or anything a user actually typed when they meant "shirt." Handling that in MySQL means regex patterns that grow
MySQL
As part of building the MySQL Community, we are going to publish a curated overview of MySQL and database news and events that you might have missed over the last period. If you want to get these updates, just subscribe to the blog. Enjoy! MySQL News: Note: Aggregated MySQL news
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You have a table. You need to serve it over HTTP. The standard path requires you to write a service in Node or Python or Go, wire up routes, translate query parameters into WHERE clauses, serialize rows as JSON, add auth middleware, deploy it separately from the database, and then
MySQL
As part of building the MySQL Community, we are going to publish a curated overview of MySQL and database news and events that you might have missed over the last period. If you want to get these updates, just subscribe to the blog. Enjoy! MySQL News: Note: Aggregated MySQL news
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VillageSQL launched with C++ as the language for writing extensions — C++ is familiar territory for MySQL developers. Rust has become a go-to language for systems and infrastructure developers: the same people who build database connectors, storage engines, and performance-critical services. VillageSQL's new Rust SDK adds it
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VillageSQL is a tracking fork of MySQL that adds the VillageSQL Extension Framework (VEF). Extensions are written in C++ (with a Rust SDK coming soon), packaged as .veb bundles, and installed with SQL. The fastest way to understand what VEF can do is to build something with it. To make
VillageSQL
VillageSQL Server 0.0.4 is now available (and marked as the stable release for installs). 0.0.4 takes the parameterized types and SQL integration from 0.0.3 and extends them in two directions: * smarter server reasoning (inference rules, custom aggregates) * operational completeness (config, metrics, secrets management) Extensions