PolarDB:Release notes for PolarDB-X columnar nodes

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New feature

IMCI supports partition splitting. For more information, see Split a partition into multiple partitions.

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Fixed issue

The following issue is fixed: IMCI data is incorrectly created if the primary key is of the BIGINT UNSIGNED type.

The following issue is fixed: The columnar node stops running when a table contains a large number of partitions and concurrent access requests are made to the OSS client.

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Fixed issue

The following issue is fixed: In a read-only column store instance, certain primary key values cannot be retrieved after the corresponding key-value pairs are added to a HashMap.

Modified

Previously, DDL operations on primary tables with columnstore indexes were prohibited by default. Now, DDL operations are allowed by default on such tables.

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New feature and feature optimization

The files on the columnar nodes that exceed the specified retention period can be automatically cleared.

The compression performance of CSV files is improved.

The initialization performance of columnar nodes is improved when highly concurrent data compression tasks are performed.

Fixed issue

The following issue is fixed: When you synchronize incremental data from the primary instance to a column store instance, the synchronization is interrupted by the RENAME statements.

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New feature and feature optimization

Adaptive low latency, batch commits, cache control, and incremental, full, and parallel data pull are supported.

Persistence, table-level separation, and high-performance bulk operations are supported.

Index creation and deletion, simple column alterations, and simple data type conversions are supported.

Asynchronous scheduling, concurrency control, read/write parallelism, and more than 10 types of compaction methods are supported.

Fast recovery upon restart, dual-node disaster recovery, and utilization of resources on secondary nodes are supported.

Object Storage Service (OSS), Network File System (NFS), and custom cache systems can be used for storage.

All MySQL data types are supported for new data columns. Common data types are supported for primary keys, sort keys, and partition keys.

Simple verification of row and column data consistency is supported.

Status monitoring, column store data monitoring, and exception alerting are supported.