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MySQL Workbench

MySQL Workbench 8.0.44

  -  252 MB  -  Open Source

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What's new in this version:

Audit Log Notes:
- Improved performance related to adding multiple general_sql_command.str fields to an Enterprise Audit filter
- Fixed an issue related to audit_log_read performance

Compilation Notes:
- OpenSSL 3 is now used on Solaris
- Upgraded the bundled googletest library to version 1.17
- Upgraded the bundled libbacktrace library to the latest version (April 2025)
- Warnings raised by Clang 20 for non-trivially copyable types, deprecated literal operators, and incorrect main function declarations are no longer generated
- SQL Function and Operator Notes:
- Fixed an issue related to executing certain UPDATE statements
- References: This issue is a regression of: Bug #31562881.

InnoDB Notes:
- Creating a thread for parallel scan may fail, resulting in assertion failures when it fell back to single-thread mode.
- Under certain circumstances, a virtual index rollback could fail on 32-bit builds of MySQL Server
- If the buffer pool was very large, it could lead to a large number of chunks required by each buffer pool instance, which could fail if the operating system was unable to allocate the required memory.
- As of this release, this allocation is checked to ensure it is allocated correctly
- Fixed an issue relating to modifying the internal FTS configuration
- Fixed an issue related to virtual indexes
- If the row size exceeded the maximum allowed size due to innodb_strict_mode=OFF, confusing warning messages similar to "Cannot add field" could appear in certain situations, such as selecting from a table or dropping a column.
- Error messages are improved for this scenario

Optimizer Notes:
- Fixed an issue relating to SQL queries involving correlated scalar subqueries and JSON tables

Packaging Notes:
- For platforms on which OpenSSL libraries are bundled, the linked OpenSSL library for MySQL Server has been updated to version 3.0.17. For more information, see OpenSSL 3.0 Series Release Notes
- Performance Schema Notes
- Connections waiting on the connection control plugin were not displayed in the performance_schema.processlist table

Fixed:
- Logical clock handling for CREATE ... SELECT statements has been improved to ensure accurate logical clock values in the replica relay log
- The server sometimes processed table references incorrectly
- PARTITION BY ... (DEFAULT (column)) was not always handled correctly