Oracle: spatial geometry columns now replicated as WKT
Oracle SDO_GEOMETRY columns are replicated as WKT strings, and timestamps with out-of-range years are set to null instead of causing errors.
Read moreOracle SDO_GEOMETRY columns are replicated as WKT strings, and timestamps with out-of-range years are set to null instead of causing errors.
Read moreReplicate Oracle tables without primary keys through shadow tables that database triggers keep in sync with inserts, updates, and deletes.
Read moreIceberg destination support expands from S3 Tables to Iceberg REST Catalog, covering systems such as Databricks Unity Catalog and Snowflake Polaris.
Read moreThe MySQL Force Timezone (UTC) setting normalizes MySQL TIMESTAMP columns to UTC during replication, written as TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE.
Read moreMySQL is available as a destination, with inserts, updates, and deletes from supported sources replicated into MySQL tables.
Read moreData from databases with non-UTF8 character encodings, including SQL_ASCII, is parsed and converted during ingestion with no extra configuration.
Read moreReplicate data from sources like Postgres or MySQL into ClickHouse in near real time.
Read moreReplicate changes from CockroachDB into Snowflake, data lakes, or other destinations with native CockroachDB source support.
Read moreReplicate database changes directly into a Google Cloud Storage bucket as partitioned Parquet files that downstream systems can consume.
Read moreMotherDuck is available as a destination, with real-time CDC, backfills, schema evolution, and incremental merges from production databases.
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