Georg Traar

Isn't this considered a bug, as the caching mechanism was mentioned in the original issue https://github.com/crate/crate/issues/14238 ?

> Why would this justify to treat this as a bug? AFAIK this is not related to a functional part but rather an optimization. Or is something breaking without a...

We now have JWT in use for some of the cloud cluster. While it does work, it sometimes can feel slugish in terms of response time. I did a small...

Interesting .... I think most of the mathematical scalar functions are only implemented for primitive numerics: - DOUBLE - FLOAT - BYTE - SHORT - INTEGER - LONG ```sql cr>...

> It could be related with [andialbrecht/sqlparse#307](https://github.com/andialbrecht/sqlparse/issues/307) I don't think it is. --- The issue only seems to happen with `=$$` ``` >>> sqlparse.split('''update test set a=$$test;test$$;'''); ['update test set...

Bug raised: https://github.com/andialbrecht/sqlparse/issues/763

I am pretty sure at least for schemas this is intentional, as they are not explicitly created and therefore a user would need to have access to a schema before...

I would maintain the current behavior until we decide to explicitly create schemas. Once we do, we can more closely link privileges to objects and potentially drop privileges if the...

### Observations PostgreSQL supports subscript JSON access only for JSONB: ``` -- Postgres 16 SELECT js['x'] FROM t_json; --ERROR: cannot subscript type json because it does not support subscripting (SQLSTATE...

> This did not work for me on the latest master, what version did you use @proddata ? In PostgreSQL 16 ;)