Since the release of version 1.7.0 some bugs have reported and been fixed.
These fixes will go into an interim release 1.7.1 by the end of the month.

For version 1.7.2 (previously slated as 1.7.1) the following enhancements
are so far planned. All suggestions are welcome.

Testing framework.

Internal class tests will be introduced in addition to further enhancements
to the TestSelf framework  for SQL and JDBC(this now has a persistence
test).

Fast Logging and Loading

Karl's excellent patch will be introduced as an alternative logging format.
A database property specifies which logging format to use, the existing one,
or the binary one. This brings the speed benefits to all related areas,
including rebuilding of the .data file at SHUTDOWN COMPACT, while avoiding
extra work on integrity considerations.

Metadata

More conformity to the system tables and views in the SQL standard. We now
support views and should be able to adopt some of the standard views defined
in the SQL standard.

HAVING

I want to revamp the Select class to support this. It's implementation is
also somewhat related to the idea of multiple resultsets which may also be
introduced.

Internal Representation of Indexes

There is some memory waste in the current implementation of MEMORY indexes,
which can be ameliorated by some refactoring. Also there is a performance
issue with inserts in CACHED tables when there are indexes. These areas will
be investigated.

Simple Query Optimisation

Issues such as using the most appropriate index, using multi-column indexes
etc.

Connection Properties

Need to support this for JDBC connections.

Internal Enhancements

Following from where we left with the new collection classes, we will be
introducing them to all areas of the codebase that could benefit. Also
further reorganisation of the sources to improve code structure

Transfer Tool

Nicolas has updated this recently, more enhancements are in the pipeline for
the next release.

And More

There will hopefully be a separate announcement within a week or so for a
major new feature. I am not at liberty to say more at this stage.

Existing and new developers are encouraged to participate in this effort.

Fred Toussi



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