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SQLE 2.2212.0-pre1 Release Notes: Project Overview, New Features, and Full Release Information

The article introduces the open‑source SQLE tool, outlines its project background, details the new IDE plugin support for MyBatis XML and SQL file auditing, and provides a comprehensive list of features, optimizations, and bug fixes included in the 2.2212.0-pre1 preview release.

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SQLE 2.2212.0-pre1 Release Notes: Project Overview, New Features, and Full Release Information

Version: 2.2212.0-pre1

Release Notes

SQL audit tool SQLE 2.2212.0-pre1 was released today. The following is a detailed interpretation of the new version's release notes. Note: this is a preview version; new features are for trial use only and a smooth upgrade is not guaranteed.

1. SQLE Project Introduction

SQLE, an open‑source project from the Aikexing community, is a SQL audit tool aimed at database users and administrators. It supports multi‑scenario auditing, standardized release processes, native MySQL audit, and extensible database types.

Resources

Type

URL

Repository

https://github.com/actiontech/sqle

Documentation

https://actiontech.github.io/sqle-docs-cn/

Release Information

https://github.com/actiontech/sqle/releases

Audit Plugin Development Docs

https://actiontech.github.io/sqle-docs-cn/3.modules/3.7_auditplugin/auditplugin_development.html

Community Edition Demo

http://demo.sqle.actionsky.com (admin / admin)

Enterprise Edition Demo

http://demo.sqle.actionsky.com:8889 (admin / admin)

2. New Version Main Features

1. IDE Plugin Supports Auditing MyBatis XML Files and SQL Files

The SQLE IDEA plugin (JetBrains series) now adds support for auditing MyBatis XML files. Developers can audit XML files directly within the IDE, quickly discovering non‑standard SQL. The plugin also supports auditing individual SQL snippets or full‑file audits, improving convenience.

Installation instructions are available at https://actiontech.github.io/sqle-docs-cn/3.modules/4.1_auxiliary_tool/jetbrains_plugin.html . After installing, right‑click the target XML or SQL file in the editor and select the SQLE audit option.

Audit results are displayed in a pop‑up window:

SQL file auditing works similarly; the screenshot below shows the result for an SQL file:

3. Complete Release Information

Features

[#1173] IDE plugin supports auditing MyBatis XML files and SQL files.

Optimizations

[#1182] Project member functionality improved: member dropdown now searchable, group members displayed in list.

[#1175][#1174][#1147][#1141] UI adjustments and refinements.

Bug Fixes

[#1162] Fixed issue where filtering project members after setting a user group displayed bound users incorrectly.

[#1158] Fixed inability to unbind audit rule templates when updating data sources.

[#1180] Fixed failure when executing specific PostgreSQL statements such as "create index ..." during release.

Previous Versions

SQLE v2.2211.0

SQLE v2.2211.0-pre4

Recommended Reading

Common MySQL/Oracle SQL Development Rules

How to Quickly Use SQLE for Various Database Audits

SQLE Compatibility Test with MySQL 8.0

Developing a Custom Rule in SQLE

Using SQLE for Development‑Stage SQL Audits

For more information and community discussion, join the official QQ group: 637150065 .

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