Zach Musgrave

We don't have this yet, no. But we should. The dolt backend benchmarks can be found here: https://docs.dolthub.com/reference/performance/latency I would expect this to be much faster on some things (table...

Not that we know of, certainly not us

We don't plan to write any backend except the included in-memory one. We're happy to give you pointers if you want to start another one. Check out core.go for the...

We can't really support development of other backends beyond saying use the other implementations (dolt, in-memory database) as examples. I can answer specific questions you have about the interfaces and...

I'm going to close this out, since we don't have any plans for development of other DB backends besides Dolt and the in-memory one.

This should already work over the wire (by issuing SQL statements to a running server) . If you find that it doesn't, that's a bug. Please let us know if...

We have this fixed on our fork if you are interested, but it probably needs more testing: https://github.com/liquidata-inc/go-mysql-server Feel free to file an issue there if it doesn't work.

Closing this in favor of https://github.com/dolthub/dolt/issues/3089, please follow there.

@paralin, Can you provide a short program that reproduces this problem? We have end-to-end tests of bind variables, but it seems like we are missing something. Thanks! Zach

Seems likely that bindvars are not propagating to subqueries. @max-hoffman, please investigate as part of your work on prepared query optimization