Mark
The shell reads the `~/.duckdbrc` file at start-up, can't that be used for this purpose?
The live demo is indeed outdated and has been replaced with [the WASM shell](https://shell.duckdb.org). I have pushed an update that modifies the live demo links to there.
The former is meant to be a summary with the individual pages having more detailed information about each of the clauses, so I think it is fine like this. I...
This is related to #2450. The lists are converted to strings, and DuckDB does not support casting strings to complex types (yet).
That is the same issue indeed. As a work-around you could use `string_split` to convert a varchar to a list, e.g.: ```sql SELECT string_split(l[2:-1], ',')::INT[] FROM VALUES ('[1,2,3]') t(l); ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────┐...
For the shell you can pass the `-unsigned` flag at start-up, e.g.: ```bash duckdb -unsigned ```
@taniabogatsch could you have a look?
@lnkuiper this should be fixed by #4816, right?
It's hard to verify why this is happening without knowing your exact workload, but this might be related to the issues we found in [glibc's standard allocator](https://github.com/duckdb/duckdb/issues/3969#issuecomment-1177424908). Are you running...
@lnkuiper is working on integrating `jemalloc` into an extension and distributing that by default with (at least) all Linux builds.