SQLE 1.2207.0‑pre1 Release Notes: New OceanBase MySQL Support, Feature Updates, and Bug Fixes
The SQLE 1.2207.0‑pre1 pre‑release introduces OceanBase MySQL‑mode audit plugins, exclusive OceanBase rules, enhanced table‑name case checks, count(*) recommendations, adds TiDB audit‑log support, fixes several MySQL‑related bugs, and outlines future plans for more OceanBase and Oracle‑mode auditing capabilities.
Project Overview SQLE is an open‑source SQL audit tool for database users and administrators, supporting multiple audit scenarios, standardized release processes, native MySQL auditing, and extensible to other database types.
New Version Highlights
Support for OceanBase MySQL‑mode audit plugin (Enterprise edition) – integrates most MySQL audit rules while removing incompatible scenarios.
Exclusive OceanBase‑specific audit rules, including two new OB‑only checks based on official OceanBase documentation.
Enforced uniform case for table names; mixed‑case names trigger a rule.
Recommendation to use COUNT(*) instead of COUNT(column).
Images illustrate the OceanBase‑MySQL rule set and the UI for adding OceanBase instances.
Release Notes Details
Feature: Support for TiDB audit‑log auditing (Enterprise edition).
Feature: Full support for OceanBase MySQL‑mode auditing (Enterprise edition).
Bug Fixes
Fixed issue where MySQL lower_case_table_names=2 caused incorrect database/table checks.
Resolved false "table does not exist" errors when system tables appear in MySQL audit statements.
Addressed several Enterprise‑edition license problems.
Future Plans
Research and add more audit rules for OceanBase MySQL mode.
Research and support auditing for OceanBase Oracle mode.
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