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MariaDB Connector/C++ 1.0.5 Release Notes

MariaDB Connector/C++ is the interface between C++ applications and MariaDB Server. MariaDB Connector/C++ enables development of C++ applications using a JDBC-based API, which is also used by MariaDB Connector/J.

MariaDB Connector/C++ 1.0.5 was released on <not_released_yet>. This release is of General Availability (GA) maturity.

MariaDB Connector/C++ implements the MySQL protocol using the MariaDB Connector/C API. This release depends on MariaDB Connector/C 3.3.14.

Notable Changes

  • CONCPP-138 - The Driver now always cache all binary results to avoid access violation error while using result-set created with server prepared statements after the connection object has been closed
  • CONCPP-140 - reconnect and reset methods in the Connection interface are deprecated
  • CONCPP-141 - if trustServerCertificate is true(this is default) the connector will explicitly disable certificate verification. This enables work of the connector with Connector/C v.3.4 for unencrypted connection on the platforms there Connector/C is linked dynamically. Setting the option to false enables certificate verification.
  • Fixed possible crash in case of use of setBytes() method if passed sql::bytes object did not own the bytes array, but referenced C array

Bugs Fixed

  • CONCPP-134 - Removed volatile deprecation build warnings
  • CONCPP-136 - With default settings the driver uses slowest possible batch executing method
  • CONCPP-137 - Inconsistent types naming of the names returned by ResultSetMetaData::getColumnTypeName()

Installation

Install MariaDB Connector/C++

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