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MariaDB Connector/J 1.5.9 Release Notes

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Release date: 17 Mar. 2017

MariaDB Connector/J 1.5.9 is a Stable (GA) release.

For an overview of MariaDB Connector/J see the About MariaDB Connector/J page

Notable Changes

This version is a bug-fix release.

Bugfix

  • CONJ-423 : Permit to have MySQL driver and MariaDB driver in same classpath
  • CONJ-431 : multi-values queries return only one generated key
  • CONJ-437 : ResultSet.getString on field with ZEROFILL doesn't have the '0' leading chars when using binary protocol
  • CONJ-435 : avoid "All pipe instances are busy" exception on multiple connections to the same named pipe
  • CONJ-446 : ResultSet first() throw an exception for scroll type if TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY only when streaming
  • CONJ-440 : handle very big blob (1Gb)
  • CONJ-434 : 1.5.8 regression : ResultSet returns duplicate entries when using fetchsize
  • CONJ-429 : ResultSet.getDouble/getFloat may throws a NumberFormatException
  • CONJ-438 : using option rewriteBatchedStatements, permit rewrite when query has column/table that contain 'select' keyword.

Password encoding.

CONJ-212 : Implement password encoding charset option to permit to connect when a password has been created with a connection that did have a different charset.

passwordCharacterEncodingIndicate password encoding charset. Charset value must be a Java charset.
Example : "UTF-8"
Default: null (= platform's default charset) .
Since 1.5.9



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