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21 August 2026

  • 17:1117:11, 21 August 2026 diff hist +11,921 Current Status and Open IssuesNo edit summary current
  • 16:2316:23, 21 August 2026 diff hist +7,296 Main PageNo edit summary current
  • 13:2713:27, 21 August 2026 diff hist +254 Main PageNo edit summary Tag: Visual edit
  • 13:1813:18, 21 August 2026 diff hist +55 Main Page→‎Navigation Tag: Visual edit
  • 13:0413:04, 21 August 2026 diff hist +1,092 N Dashboard and OperationsCreated page with "The <code>/dashboard</code> interface provides CPU/memory/request metrics, database and table browsing, shard/compression details, SQL/Scheme consoles, users and grants, runtime settings, process inspection, service state, and configured logs. <code>SHOW [FULL] PROCESSLIST</code>, dashboard process controls, <code>KILL QUERY</code>, and <code>KILL CONNECTION</code> expose active work and cancellation. Graceful shutdown stops new requests and waits up to <code>ShutdownDr..." current Tag: Visual edit: Switched
  • 13:0313:03, 21 August 2026 diff hist +1,027 N TriggersCreated page with "MemCP supports persistent BEFORE and AFTER triggers for INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE. Trigger bodies can read <code>OLD</code> and <code>NEW<</code>, assign permitted <code>NEW</code> values, run conditional BEGIN/END bodies, and execute supported DML including <code>INSERT … SELECT</code>. Multiple triggers execute by registered priority. AFTER work may be configured as asynchronous, in which case its completion and failure are not identical to the originating statemen..." current Tag: Visual edit
  • 13:0213:02, 21 August 2026 diff hist +1,024 N Memory Management and EvictionCreated page with "MemCP tracks persisted shard columns, indexes, temporary columns, keytables, cache-engine objects, and string dictionaries in a global memory manager. The overall budget defaults to 50% of system RAM. A separate persisted-data budget defaults to 30%. Exact byte limits override percentages. If system available memory falls too low, MemCP can evict before its own configured budget is exhausted. Eviction is LRU-like and type-aware. Persistent shard eviction releases only..." current Tag: Visual edit
  • 13:0113:01, 21 August 2026 diff hist +1,260 N Transactions and IsolationCreated page with "Every SQL statement runs in an implicit transaction unless the session already has an explicit <code>BEGIN</code>/<code>COMMIT</code>/<code>ROLLBACK</code> transaction. The default cursor-stability mode applies writes directly with undo masks, gives statement atomicity, and rolls back on errors. MemCP also contains an ACID mode with snapshot visibility and optimistic commit conflict detection. Savepoints are used internally for nested trigger/error recovery. Transactio..." current Tag: Visual edit
  • 12:5812:58, 21 August 2026 diff hist +14,007 N Query Planner and Physical LoweringCreated page with "MemCP compiles SQL into executable Scheme code. The planner first converts SQL into a logical representation, decorrelates subqueries, and chooses a join order. Only after those semantic decisions are complete does the physical lowerer select scans, indexes, caches, RecSets, computed columns, and other storage-engine operators. This separation is important: two queries that mean the same thing should reach the same logical representation even when they use different..." current Tag: Visual edit

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  • 21:0621:06, 22 August 2025 diff hist +1,520 N Dictionary CompressionCreated page with "Strings are the nightmare of every database. You never know their exact size and you have to either reference them in a separate storage or reserve enough character space to store them in-table. Columnar databases can do better. But that's not guaranteed, you have to put a bit of extra effort into it. Here's how: At first, memcp converts strings into dictionaries. If you have a large list consisting of [Male, Male, Male, Female, Male, Female, Male, Male], you only have..." current Tag: Visual edit

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