Updated ADBC drivers for Apache Spark, Amazon Redshift, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle Database, Snowflake, and Trino¶
Today the ADBC Drivers Contributors released updates to drivers for Apache Spark, Amazon Redshift, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle Database, Snowflake, and Trino. All are available now via dbc .[1]
Updated Drivers¶
ADBC Driver for Apache Spark version 0.2.0
Support Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse with Livy
Bump the Go version to pick up CVE fixes
ADBC Driver for Amazon Redshift version 1.6.0
Report 0 affected rows instead of -1 for DDL statements
Bump the Go version to pick up CVE fixes
ADBC Driver for Microsoft SQL Server version 1.6.1
Bump the Go version to pick up CVE fixes
ADBC Driver for MySQL/MariaDB version 0.6.0
Add transaction support
Handle all timestamp precisions
Skip setting the MySQL session time zone for non-MySQL backends, improving compatibility with Databend
Bump the Go version to pick up CVE fixes
ADBC Driver for Oracle Database version 0.6.2
Add options to control the database type used for ingested string columns
Support binding dictionary-encoded parameters
Correct timestamp precision in ExecuteSchema and GetTableSchema
Bump the Go version and dependencies to address security vulnerabilities
ADBC Driver for Snowflake version 1.13.0
Add proxy-specific properties
Handle the UUID data type in metadata paths
Bump the Go version to pick up CVE fixes
ADBC Driver for Trino version 0.5.2
Handle all timestamp precisions
Bump the Go version to pick up CVE fixes
To learn more about any of these drivers, check out the documentation and quickstarts .
Bug reports and feature requests are welcome at the repositories linked above. You can also start a Discussion on GitHub or join the Columnar Community Slack .