Tarantool 2.1 Adds SQL Support: Details
summary
Tarantool 2.1 adds SQL support compliant with ANSI-style syntax. It describes how Tarantool executes nontrivial SELECT queries and implements data-integrity features such as foreign keys, triggers, check constraints and privileges.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:55Why add SQL to Tarantool
- 4:03SQL goals and drivers
- 8:17Design principles
- 11:30Implementation approach
- 13:15SQL syntax and features
- 16:11Table creation and constraints
- 20:44Data manipulation
- 23:54Update and delete
- 26:39Triggers
- 27:44Integrity constraints
- 30:17Alter table
- 31:40Advanced queries
- 33:25Transactions and EXPLAIN
- 34:08Collations and functions
- 36:43Built-in functions and types
- 38:28Calling SQL from Lua
- 39:11Performance benchmarks
- 40:35Current state and future
- 41:20Q&A
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