Databend is an open source elastic and reliable Modern Cloud Data Warehouse, it offers blazing fast query and combines elasticity, simplicity, low cost of the cloud, built to make the Data Cloud easy.
Big changes
Below is a list of some major changes that we don't want you to miss.
Features
- transient fuse table (#5968)
- support field comment (#5952)
- stop parsing at insert statement (#6048)
- configurable repr of float denormals in output formats (#6065)
- integrate cluster select query with new processor (#4544)
optimizer
functions
- support
ifnull
(#5921) - support
multi_if
(#6039) - support
date_sub
(#6050) - support
to_nullable
andassume_not_null
(#6055) - support
coalesce
(#5922)
clickhouse handle
new planner
- show statements (#6013)
- show users/roles statement (#6016)
- migrate grant (#6049)
- migrate revoke (#6066)
- migrate copy (#6074)
- migrate insert statement (#5897)
- support query log for new planner (#6053)
- support
SELECT ... FROM ... { AT TIMESTAMP }
(#6056)
Improvement
- stop supporting multiple statements (#6052)
- make uuid return uuid values for each row (#6114)
- add more meta cluster status (#6083)
- cache panic of http handlers (#6090)
- adjust table snapshot timestamp precision to micro second (#6144)
Bug fixes
- fix
de_csv
with escaped quoted (#6008) - consider
NULL
for binary op in type checker (#6043) - fix error of
EXISTS
subquery (#6073) - transient object storage IO operation fault handling (#6045)
- remove a wrong cut parser in subquery (#6111)
Tips
Let's learn a weekly tip from Databend.
Cluster key
Cluster key is intended to improve query performance by physically clustering data together.
For example, when you set a column as your cluster key for a table, the table data will be physically sorted by the column you set. This will maximize the query performance if your most queries are filtered by the column.
Sets a cluster key when creating a table
CREATE TABLE <name> ... CLUSTER BY ( <expr1> [ , <expr2> ... ] )
Changes the cluster key for a table
ALTER TABLE <name> CLUSTER BY ( <expr1> [ , <expr2> ... ] )
Deletes the cluster key for a table
ALTER TABLE <name> DROP CLUSTER KEY
Learn more:
Changelogs
You can check the changelogs of Databend nightly to learn about our latest developments.
- v0.7.97-nightly
- v0.7.96-nightly
- v0.7.95-nightly
- v0.7.94-nightly
- v0.7.93-nightly
- v0.7.92-nightly
- v0.7.91-nightly
- v0.7.90-nightly
- v0.7.89-nightly
- v0.7.88-nightly
Contributors
Thanks a lot to the contributors for their excellent work this week.
andylokandy | AngleNet | b41sh | BohuTANG | cadl | dantengsky |
drmingdrmer | everpcpc | fkuner | hantmac | junnplus | leiysky |
lichuang | mergify[bot] | PsiACE | RinChanNOWWW | soyeric128 | sundy-li |
TCeason | TennyZhuang | TianLangStudio | Veeupup | wfxr | wubx |
Xuanwo | xudong963 | youngsofun | yuuch | zhang2014 | zhyass |
Meet Us
Please join the DatafuseLabs Community if you are interested in Databend.
We are looking forward to seeing you try our code. We have a strong team behind you to ensure a smooth experience in trying our code for your projects. If you are a hacker passionate about database internals, feel free to play with our code.
You can submit issues for any problems you find. We also highly appreciate any of your pull requests.