Bump org.questdb:questdb from 9.0.3 to 9.2.2 in /modules/questdb

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Bumps org.questdb:questdb from 9.0.3 to 9.2.2.

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9.2.2

QuestDB 9.2.2 is another stability release, primarily fixing some query snags. With this, we've packaged a performance improvement for vertically-scaled machines, and some new SQL functions.

For any questions or feedback, please join us on Slack or on Discourse.

See also our prettier release notes page.

Breaking changes 💥

We've removed the legacy txn scoreboard (v1).

Using the new scoreboard (v2) has been the default for some time now.

If you have been manually overriding this config option (cairo.txn.scoreboard.format=1), it will no longer take effect, but the instance will boot and function as normal.

MANUAL PERIOD views will now only be refreshed by manual trigger, and not also automatically when the time period ends.

This was always the intended behaviour; it is unexpected that a MANUAL view should refresh automatically.

SQL

New weighted statistics functions

weighted_avg(DD) - computes the weighted average based on a 'value' column and a 'weights' column.

A straightforward weighted average calculation.

weighted_stddev_rel(DD) - computes the weighted standard deviation based a 'value' column and a 'reliability weights' column.

Reliability weights are based on how trusted or reliable the particular value should be treated.

weighted_stddev_freq(DD) - computes the weighted standard deviation based on a 'value' column and a 'frequency weights' column.

Frequency weights are based on the frequency of a particular sample occurring in the dataset.

Changelist

fix(sql): fix bug where queries using IN clauses with INT/LONG columns containing -1 return incorrect results. by @kafka1991 in questdb/questdb#6439

fix(sql): fix internal error when concurrent threads try to drop a non-wal table by @jerrinot in questdb/questdb#6462

fix(pgwire): fix protocol corruption when sending arrays from server to client by @bluestreak01 in questdb/questdb#6455

fix(core): breaking change 💥 - remove tx scoreboard v1 by @jerrinot in questdb/questdb#6449

fix(sql): breaking change 💥 - inconsistent data in chained period materialized views by @puzpuzpuz in questdb/questdb#6463

fix(core): fix a bug where default ILP decimal wouldn't be null by @RaphDal in questdb/questdb#6454

fix(core): fix internal errors due to bad implicit casting by @jerrinot in questdb/questdb#6443

perf(sql): improve query scalability on large multicore machines by @puzpuzpuz in questdb/questdb#6459

fix(pgwire): batch SELECTs with bound parameters return correct results by @jerrinot in questdb/questdb#6453

feat(sql): weighted average and standard deviation by @mtopolnik in questdb/questdb#6457

Full Changelog: https://github.com/questdb/questdb/compare/9.2.1...9.2.2

9.2.1

QuestDB 9.2.1 is a stability release, bringing a number of fixes, and some key performance enhancements, including markout horizon CROSS JOIN upgrades, and improvements to SQL query latencies across the board.

For any questions or feedback, please join us on Slack or on Discourse.

See also our prettier release notes page.

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Commits

737d867 [maven-release-plugin] prepare release 9.2.2
2131fbe chore(ui): upgrade web console to 1.1.7 (#6478)
2c48e19 test(sql): fix flaky stddev test (#6475)
1fca1eb feat(sql): weighted average and standard deviation (#6457)
360948a fix(pgwire): batch SELECTs with bound parameters return correct results (#6453)
e4e5b4e ci(build): replace macos-13 with macos-15-intel in GitHub actions (#6468)
73ce5b0 chore(ui): upgrade web console to 1.1.6 (#6474)
ea86684 perf(sql): improve query scalability on large multicore machines (#6459)
63bdfc5 fix(core): fix internal errors due to bad implicit casting (#6443)
8a85eb3 fix(core): fix a bug where default ILP decimal wouldn't be null (#6454)
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