MySQL HeatWave Release Notes
String column encoding support was added for
TEXT-type columns. See
Encoding String Columns.
(WL #14430)
UNION and UNION ALL
support was extended. The clauses are now supported at any
location in a query that is permitted by MySQL.
(WL #14455)
The following temporal functions are now supported:
See Temporal Functions.
The following temporal functions are now supported with
VARLEN-encoded columns:
See Temporal Functions.
The following string functions are now supported with
VARLEN-encoded columns:
See String Functions and Operators.
SET timezone =
with the
timezonetimezone value specified as an offset
from UTC in the form of [H]H:MM and
prefixed with a + or - is
now supported with the
UNIX_TIMESTAMP() and
FROM_UNIXTIME() functions.
(WL #14345)
Offset is now supported with the LIMIT
clause:
SELECT * FROMtblLIMIToffset,row_count;
The PostgreSQL syntax is also supported:
SELECT * FROMtblLIMITrow_countOFFSEToffset;
(WL #14341)
New Performance Schema tables provide access to query and execution statistics:
performance_schema.rpd_exec_stats
performance_schema.rpd_query_stats
Changes to MySQL HeatWave Performance Schema tables:
An NDV (Number of Distinct Values) column
was added to the
performance_schema.rpd_columns table.
A ROWS column that shows the total number
of rows in a table was added to the
performance_schema.rpd_tables table.
A MEMORY_USAGE column that shows node
memory usage was added to the
performance_schema.rpd_columns table.
The performance_schema.rpd_nodes
DRAM column was renamed to
MEMORY_TOTAL. The
MEMORY_TOTAL column shows the total
memory allocated to a MySQL HeatWave node.
See MySQL HeatWave Performance Schema Tables. (WL #14386)