MaxScale 2.1 Support for MariaDB 10.2
MariaDB 10.2 introduces a fair amount of newfeatures.
In the following will be explained what impact some of those features have, when used together with MaxScale 2.1.
The parser of MariaDB MaxScale has not been extended with the window
function syntax (the OVER
keyword is not recognized) and hence statements
using window functions will not be completely parsed.
Since the database firewall filter will block all statements that cannot be completely parsed, all statements that use window functions will be blocked, if the database firewall filter is used.
Otherwise the statements will be routed correctly.
Cannot be completely parsed by the MaxScale parser and hence will be blocked by the database firewall filter, if it is used.
Otherwise the statements will be routed correctly.
The new options are not parsed by the MaxScale parser and hence any statements using those will be blocked by the database firewall filter, if it is used.
Otherwise the statements will be routed correctly.
The new options are not parsed by the MaxScale parser and hence any statements using those will be blocked by the database firewall filter, if it is used.
Otherwise the statements will be routed correctly.
The MaxScale parser correctly parses WITH
statements such as
WITH t AS (SELECT a FROM t1 WHERE b >= 'c')
SELECT * FROM t2,t WHERE t2.c=t.a;
,
SELECT t1.a,t1.b FROM t1,t2
WHERE t1.a>t2.c AND
t2.c in (WITH t as (SELECT * FROM t1 WHERE t1.a<5)
SELECT t2.c FROM t2,t WHERE t2.c=t.a);
and
WITH engineers AS (
SELECT * FROM employees WHERE dept IN ('Development','Support')
)
SELECT * FROM engineers E1
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1
FROM engineers E2
WHERE E2.country=E1.country
AND E2.name <> E1.name);
.
However, the MaxScale parser fails to collect columns and table names
from the SELECT
of the WITH
clause and consequently the database
firewall filter will NOT be able to block WITH
statements where
the SELECT
of the WITH
clause refers to to forbidden columns.
The new options are not parsed by the MaxScale parser and hence any statements using those will be blocked by the database firewall filter, if it is used.
Otherwise the statements will be routed correctly.
Parsed and handled correctly.
An EXECUTE IMMEDIATE
statement will only be partially parsed, which means
that such statements will be blocked by the database firewall filter,
if it is used.
The MaxScape parser treats them as any other function.
However, as the parser is not aware of which JSON functions are strictlyread-only any statement using a JSON function will always be routed tomaster.
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