1. Boolean Data Type in SQL
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BOOLEAN columns can now be created and queried directly in SQL tables.
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Eliminates workarounds for true/false flags.
2. IF [NOT] EXISTS / DROP IF EXISTS in DDL
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Safer and cleaner creation and dropping of database objects without pre-checks.
3. SQL Macros Enhancements
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Expanded support for parameterized, reusable SQL snippets.
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Scalar and table macros make SQL code DRYer and easier to maintain.
4. Property Graph Query Support
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Native graph querying capabilities with PGQL (Property Graph Query Language).
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Makes graph analytics more seamless within the database.
5. Immutable Tables
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Write-once, read-many tables to enforce immutability for audit and compliance.
6. JSON Relational Duality Views
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Combine relational and JSON representations seamlessly.
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Easier to query and manipulate JSON data alongside relational data.
7. PL/SQL Enhancements
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PRAGMA UDF
for faster scalar UDF execution. -
Support for BOOLEAN in SQL and PL/SQL.
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Improved compiler optimizations (dead code elimination, smarter compilation).
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Enhanced exception handling and stack tracing.
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INHERIT privileges for finer security control in code execution.
8. SQL Domain Types
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User-defined domain types for better data integrity and governance.
9. Enhanced In-Memory Vector Joins
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Better performance for analytics using vector joins in in-memory structures.
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