Changes and Improvements in MariaDB 11.3
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MariaDB 11.3 is a current short-term development series, and will be maintained for one year after its Generally Available release. See Plans for MariaDB 11.3.
New Features & Improvements
Connection Redirection
- Added a redirect mechanism using the redirect_url system variable (MDEV-15935)
- At the moment client-side support is missing
InnoDB
- Shrink temporary tablespaces without restart by setting the innodb_truncate_temporary_tablespace_now system variable. (MDEV-28699)
Replication
- Add keywords "SQL_BEFORE_GTIDS" and "SQL_AFTER_GTIDS" for START SLAVE UNTIL (MDEV-27247). SQL_BEFORE_GTIDS stops slave when slave sees gtids of the option's argument list without executing them.
SSL/TLS
- SSL is now enabled in the server by default. No configuration necessary, if no server certificate was provided a self-signed certificate will be automatically generated by the server (MDEV-31856).
- Clients now can validate self-signed server certificates if the mysql_native_password or ed25519 authentication is used and account password is not empty (MDEV-31855).
- Clients now require SSL and have
--ssl-verify-server-certenabled by default (MDEV-31857). - Replication clients do that too,
MASTER_SSL_VERIFY_SERVER_CERTis enabled by default. - Use
--disable-sslor--disable-ssl-verify-server-certto revert to the old behavior. - Clients can use new command line options
--tls-fpand--tls-fplistto verify the server certificate by its fingerprint
Data Types
- INET4 data types can now be cast into INET6 types (MDEV-31626)
- This means INET4 values can be compared with INET6 values and can be inserted into INET6 columns; the server can automatically convert INET4 value into INET6 as needed.
Functions
- Key derivation function KDF for generating good encryption keys for AES_ENCRYPT (MDEV-31474)
Date and Time
- DATE_FORMAT function can now print the current time zone abbreviation and current time zone offset from UTC with
%Zand%zformat specifiers. (MDEV-31684)
Optimizer
- Queries like UCASE(varchar_col)=... can now use an index on
varchar_colif its collation is case insensitive. An optimizer_switch option,sargable_casefold=ON, has been added to enable this optimization. (MDEV-31496)
Privileges
- Add a new database-level privilege,
SHOW CREATE ROUTINEthat allows one to see the routine definition even if the user isn't the routine owner (MDEV-29167)
Processlist
- Added a
SENT_ROWScolumn to the Information Schema PROCESSLIST table, as well as extended the display size for the columns in processlist to ensure that most results will fit in display (MDEV-3953)
Application-Time Periods
- Add views for periods in information_schema (MDEV-22597), in particular
- New view
INFORMATION_SCHEMA.PERIODS - New view
INFORMATION_SCHEMA.KEY_PERIOD_USAGE - New columns
IS_SYSTEM_TIME_PERIOD_STARTandIS_SYSTEM_TIME_PERIOD_ENDin theINFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNSview
OLD_MODE
- Setting a non-default old_mode value will now always issue a deprecation warning (MDEV-31811)
Mariabackup
- mariabackup --innobackupex mode has been deprecated (MDEV-31505)
Spider
- For the Spider storage engine, implement more engine-defined options (MDEV-28856)
Removed
The following deprecated features and system variables have been removed (MDEV-32104):
- debug (deprecated since MariaDB 5.5.37)
- sr_YU locale (deprecated since MariaDB 10.0.11)
- "engine_condition_pushdown" in optimizer_switch (deprecated since MariaDB 10.1.1)
- date_format, datetime_format, time_format, max_tmp_tables (deprecated since MariaDB 10.1.2)
- wsrep_causal_reads (deprecated since MariaDB 10.1.3)
- "parser" in mroonga table comment (deprecated since MariaDB 10.2.11)
List of All MariaDB 11.3 Releases
| Date | Release | Status | Release Notes | Changelog |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20 Sep 2023 | MariaDB 11.3.0 | Alpha | Release Notes |
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