SQLE 2.2305.0-pre3 Release Notes: New Webhook Notifications, Oracle Rollback Support, and Bug Fixes
The SQLE 2.2305.0-pre3 release introduces Webhook-based work‑order status notifications, Oracle rollback statement generation for the enterprise edition, updated documentation links, a detailed feature list, bug fixes, and references to previous versions and further reading resources.
Project Introduction SQLE is an open‑source SQL audit tool from the ActionTech community, designed for database users and administrators. It supports multi‑scenario audits, standardized release workflows, native MySQL auditing, and extensible database types.
New Features
Webhook Notification for Work‑order Status Users can configure a custom API service to receive real‑time work‑order status updates via Webhook. After setting the callback URL in system settings, SQLE pushes notifications whenever a work‑order changes state, eliminating the need for periodic manual checks. The configuration includes fields for Webhook URL, maximum retry count (0‑5, default 3), retry interval (1‑5 seconds, default 1 s), and a token for identification.
Oracle Rollback Statement Generation (Enterprise Edition) When an Oracle SQL deployment fails partially, SQLE now provides automatic rollback statements to help users revert executed statements and maintain data consistency.
Complete Release Information
New Features [#450] Support Webhook notifications for work‑order status.
Bug Fixes
[#1495] Fixed false triggers for MySQL rule “avoid IN (NULL)/NOT IN (NULL)”.
[#1499] Fixed missing SQL syntax highlighting in audit results.
Previous Versions Links to earlier releases (2.2304.0, 2.2303.0, etc.) are provided for reference.
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