Blogsby GlyphDuckLabs to Join AWS, Projects to Remain Open Source
DuckLabs will join Amazon Web Services (AWS), which is expected to be effective in early September. The projects will remain open-source under the MIT license.
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DuckDB Table Functions in Java
The DuckDB Java client can register table functions written in pure Java, exposing any Java-accessible data source as a SQL table.
How DuckDB Runs Recursive CTEs Faster
DuckDB's recursive CTE engine now treats recursion as one long-lived computation: it retains eligible epoch-invariant state, chooses execution modes from exact frontier cardinalities and physical work, probes keyed state directly and gives...
Fri Aug 211 post
Chunked Query Results in the DuckDB Java Driver
The DuckDB Java driver can now return query results as a lazily fetched sequence of columnar data chunks, avoiding JDBC's row-at-a-time ResultSet and its per-value overhead.
Thu Aug 201 post
DuckDB v2.0: Your Database Deserves a Better Parser
DuckDB v2.0 replaces its PostgreSQL-derived SQL parser with a PEG-based parser that is easier to evolve and can be extended at runtime.
Tue Aug 181 post
Reconciling JSON in DuckDB, One Patch at a Time
DuckDB v2.0 will ship JSON functions that allow you to easily apply JSON patches.