More fixes for SQL Server cursor handling, including prepared statements
New option relaxed_ssl for older client platforms
Fixes for HTTP connector
Additional fixes for SQL Server cursor handling, including prepared statements
Upgraded to Ubuntu 25.04 image
Docker image now includes supply chain attestations
Significant fix for SQL Server cursor handling
Improved tracing for SQL Server
Upgraded to GraalVM 23
Upgraded almost all underlying libraries
Several bug fixes for SQL Server and Postgres
Performance improvements
Upgraded base image to Ubuntu 24.10, fixed bug in JavaScript library installation
MySQL and Postgres row tokens now support retrieval of binary and text data as a Java InputStream
Minor fixes for SQL Server and MySQL
Upgraded Docker image to Ubuntu 24.04 -- all critical and high severity CVE's resolved
SQL Server row tokens now support retrieval of binary and text data as a Java InputStream
Enhancements for SQL Server
Fix for MySQL SSL connections
Fixes for Postgres, MySQL, JavaScript libraries
Fixes for Postgres, new prepared statement execution filter for Postgres
Bug fixes for SQL Server
Bug fixes for MySQL
A few bug fixes and minor enhancements for Cassandra
Major upgrade of MySQL connector - improved performance and reliability
Prepared statement execution filter for MySQL
Postgres connector has been reworked for much improved access from JavaScript logic. See the Postgres packets documentation for details.
Support for Mac M1/M2 chipset
Fixes for MySQL character encoding bugs
Batch result sets are now available for Postgres and MSSQL
Bug fix in Postgres SCRAM login (Postgres 14+)
Java filters are now available
Bug fix in MySQL prepared statement processing
Logic processing is now faster
MySQL connector now supports row batches
New response filter: MySQL result set batch filter
Several bug fixes for MySQL around prepared statements
Fix for SQL Server (SMP window bug)
Now based on Ubuntu 22.10, which eliminates all warnings from Docker about vulnerabilities (which were not relevant anyway)
1.2.0 - build 987
2022-04-21Bug fix for Redis - command pipeline could get out of sync in some cases
Added support for Redis database
Changes to crypto now take effect without restart
Added support for private keys in PKCS#1 format (i.e. -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----)
Upgraded to GraalVM 22.0
Added prepared statement filter for MSSQL
Bug fixes
Better support for JavaScript libraries
Upgraded Docker image from Ubuntu 21.10 to Ubuntu 22.04
Upgraded GraalVM from 21.1.0 to 21.3.0
Upgraded log4j2 to 2.17.0
Several fixes for Microsoft SQL Server. Upgraded log4j2 to 2.15.0.
Many fixes for Microsoft SQL Server. Support for older database drivers is now much improved.
Minor bug fixes.
Minor bug fixes and improvements - time to call it 1.0 !
Support for DNS.
Minor upgrade with a few bug fixes and UI tweaks.
Java libraries can now be added as part of the repository, and get automatically downloaded, along with their dependencies.
Upgraded to GraalVM 21.1.0, refreshed all libraries.
Minor UI fixes.
Debugger UI improved, several bugs fixed.
Debugger can now display any variable to any depth, and shows getters.
Debugger no longer requires multiple steps on line 1 of code.
Backups can now be deleted.
Fixed several small bugs.
Fixed a whole raft of bugs, especially in the debugger.
Docker image now based on Ubuntu 20.04, image is now noticeably less big.
Changed Postgres tutorial to have a better example.
Added full support for MongoDB.
Filters can now have comments.
Reworked tutorial.
Added new context.utils.executeSQL() method to invoke a SQL command before executing a command from the client.
Simplified tutorial.
Fixed context.packets.addPacket()
Code editor now has autocomplete, which is a work in progress.
Filters now have a priority level for execution ordering.
Tutorial is now much simpler thanks to custom images of Postgres and pgAdmin.
Fixed a serious bug in the debugger, which is now working normally.
This is the first truly public release of Gallium Data. It is fully functional, but of course it's version 0.8, so a number of improvement and fixes are upcoming.
Postgres is the only supported database at this point, though MongoDB and MySQL are expected in the next few months.