Reference for MariaDB Enterprise Server
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Overview
Reference material is available for MariaDB Enterprise Server.
Features of MariaDB Enterprise Server include MariaDB Enterprise Backup and MariaDB Enterprise Audit.
Reference material is available here for MariaDB Enterprise Server on MariaDB SkySQL.
This includes MariaDB Enterprise Server and MariaDB ColumnStore, all on expert-maintained cloud infrastructure from MariaDB Corporation.
MariaDB Enterprise Server Reference
Character sets use different character encodings tailored for different languages | |
Collations use different sorting and comparison rules tailored for different languages and use cases | |
Command-line utilities for connecting, configuration, data loading, and troubleshooting | |
Data types define the type of data a column can store | |
How to use the MariaDB Enterprise Docker Registry | |
Error codes are used to identify each specific type of error | |
Built-in functions are provided to simplify common programming tasks | |
Information schema provides general information about the server and its database objects | |
Logs for monitoring, issue diagnosis, and troubleshooting | |
Operators are keywords and symbols used to perform common arithmetic, logical, and matching operations | |
Performance schema records metrics for troubleshooting performance related issues and events | |
Plugins provide optional features that can be installed | |
Privileges can be granted to users to control who can perform what actions | |
Reserved words cannot be used in queries and object names without being quoted | |
Structured Query Language (SQL) statements enable the reading and writing of data within the database | |
Status variables contain information about the current state of the server or session | |
System tables contain general settings, like user accounts, MariaDB Enterprise Audit filters, and plugin configuration | |
Variables that can be queried, set, and filtered for configuration and monitoring | |
The supported SQL mode flags | |
The wsrep provider options are used to configure Galera Cluster with the wsrep_ | |
System status VIEWs in the SYS database |
MariaDB Enterprise Server Reference for SkySQL
Character sets use different character encodings tailored for different languages | |
Collations use different sorting and comparison rules tailored for different languages and use cases | |
Command-line utilities for connecting, configuration, data loading, and troubleshooting | |
Data types define the type of data a column can store | |
Error codes are used to identify each specific type of error | |
Built-in functions are provided to simplify common programming tasks | |
Information schema provides general information about the server and its database objects | |
Operators are keywords and symbols used to perform common arithmetic, logical, and matching operations | |
Performance schema records metrics for troubleshooting performance related issues and events | |
Plugins provide optional features that can be installed | |
Privileges can be granted to users to control who can perform what actions | |
Reserved words cannot be used in queries and object names without being quoted | |
Structured Query Language (SQL) statements enable the reading and writing of data within the database | |
Status variables contain information about the current state of the server or session | |
System tables contain general settings, like user accounts, MariaDB Enterprise Audit filters, and plugin configuration | |
Variables that can be queried, set, and filtered for configuration and monitoring | |
System status VIEWs in the SYS database |
Reference by MariaDB Server Version
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