Database

A database is a structured set of data held in a computer, most often a server. Databases use a database management system (DBMS) that interacts with users, similar to a lookup table. Modern databases are designed to allow for creation, querying, updating, and administration of the data it holds.
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Enhancement
Some system variables either have no type (default: TypeString) or use TypeString when they could use a different builtin type (TypeInt, TypeEnum, TypeBool) that is more suited. Here is what I found from manual inspection:
Variable Name | Notes |
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block_encryption_mode | The type is not defined, but if you look in the code it should be T |
While writing string data (example = "121212121212121" -> string of all integer characters) into excel.
while user download and see, the downloaded xl/CSV, the data is shown in exponential format. Is there a way to show the same data. without converting into exponential in this case.
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Currently, when pushing a tag to this git repository, this CI is triggered, publishing a docker image with the name of the tag (and latest
if it's a GitHub release).
It means if the v0.27.0
tag is pushed, the v0.27.0
docker image will be available.
We would like to update [this CI](https:/
Sometimes it is needed to store compressed data in the DB. Unfortunately not all the DBs have built-in compression and FUSE compressed FSes are not available for every OS. So it may make sense to store compressed binary blobs in the DB.
Unfortunately when one sees them in DBeaver he sees them compressed, but often they are needed uncompressed. So it'd be nice to have a feature to decompress the
There are several optimization the execution engine can perform when evaluating LIKE
patterns with %
, which matches zero or any number of any character. For example, see #80073.
Sequential %
s can prevent these optimizations, but they are semantically equivalent to a single %
, so the optimizer should normalize them to a single %
.
For example:
-- The following expressions
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Bug description
On windows, I run prisma format
and note the unusual file ending. The lines are all LF, but the very last line is CRLF.
This causes issue on my Linux CI where it formats it ending in LF's only, causing a diff to occur and the build to fail.
How to reproduce
- On windows do prisma format
- Open in HxD or similar
- See attached:
, compaction (performed via the admin API), and defragmentation (via etcdctl), one etcd process crashed with the following error message: