Jens Wilke

@valentin-harrang I recommend that you verify the actual query that the database receives. Maybe some database driver or database middleware is modifying things in between. Check and enable the error...

@kpodemski > What's your MariaDB version @cruftex ? I'm using 10.10, and I can run all the tests correctly. I am using `10.6.12-MariaDB` shipped with Ubuntu 22.04. A quick test...

@ChillCode > In MariaDB, you can use aliases when performing a delete statement by following this syntax... You are speaking of MariaDB but referring to the MySQL documentation. The MariaDB...

@ChillCode > `Any of SQL expression that can be calculated from a single row fields is allowed. Subqueries are allowed. The AS keyword is allowed, so it is possible to...

@valentin-harrang The incompatibility issue can be fixed by slightly changing the queries. You need to remove the alias and replace it with the full table name. Interestingly, also now a...

@matks > Guys where did you read we are going to drop MariaDB? Please stop jumping to hasty conclusions 🤔 The opposite is the case: The official documentation only explicitly...

Probably the first issue is related to #1100. I try the Android 11 build.

@pcimcioch: Which version of cache2k do you use?

Hello @patpatpat123 thanks for the kind words and sorry for the slow response! cache2k has JMX and micrometer support available, you can also retrieve cache hits, etc. via the API....

Thanks for testing and the simple test case. Cache2k is flagging entries that have been read, however, for performance reasons, on each read this is not forced to the main...