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HeatWave Release Notes  /  Changes in MySQL HeatWave  /  Changes in MySQL HeatWave 8.3.0-u2 (2024-02-26, General Availability)

Changes in MySQL HeatWave 8.3.0-u2 (2024-02-26, General Availability)

MySQL HeatWave AutoML

  • MySQL HeatWave AutoML adds prediction intervals to the forecasting task. (WL #16072)

  • MySQL HeatWave AutoML adds the PCA and GLOF algorithms to the anomaly detection task. (WL #16104)

MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse

  • MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse now supports the JSON data type. (WL #16037)

  • MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse now supports Guided Load to perform pre-load validation checks and schema inference. (WL #16004)

  • MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse now supports the following:

    • Point-in-time-recovery.

    • High Availability.

    • Read Replication.

    • Outbound Replication.

    (WL #15926)

  • MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse now supports Auto Data Compression. This dynamically determines which compression algorithm to use for each column based on its data characteristics. This provides the optimum balance between memory usage and query performance. See: About MySQL HeatWave. (WL #16061)

Functionality Added or Changed

  • MySQL HeatWave primary and secondary engines now support the HyperLogLog, HLL() aggregate function. This is similar to COUNT(DISTINCT), but faster and with user defined precision. This is only available in MySQL HeatWave, see: Aggregate Functions. (WL #15992)

  • MySQL HeatWave can now reload all tables, and unload all tables. (WL #16023)

  • MySQL HeatWave secondary engine now supports the TABLESAMPLE clause to use with SELECT statements. (WL #15902)