Free Edition & Professional Edition
| Features & Details | Free Edition | Professional Edition |
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| SQL Databases | ||
| Open source databases: MariaDb, MySQL, PostgreSQL | ||
| Oracle Database | ||
| Microsoft SQL Server | ||
| IBM DB2 | ||
| SQL Types | ||
| Main SQL types: Boolean, Integer, Short, Double, Float, BigDecimal, Long, String, Date, Time, Timestamp | ||
| Array type | ||
| BLOB & CLOB types | ||
| SQL Operations | ||
| DML operations (DELETE, INSERT, SELECT, UPDATE, …) | ||
| TCL operations (COMMIT, ROLLBACK, SAVEPOINT) | ||
| Batch commands | ||
| DCL operations (GRANT, REVOKE, ...) | ||
| DDL operations (CREATE, ALTER, DROP, RENAME, …) | ||
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JDBC API metadata calls from client-side
All JDBC metadata APIs are callable from the client side, allowing you to use database viewers with the AceQL Client JDBC Driver: DBeaver, DbVisualizer, etc. |
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| Connections Management | ||
| Tomcat JDBC Connection Pooling | ||
| Support any JDBC Pooling Connection framework (DBCP, HikariCP, C3P0, etc.) | ||
| Full control of Connection release in the pool
Allows you to trigger Java events before and after the release of the Connection to the Pool |
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| Maximum simultaneous JDBC Connections per database | 125 | Unlimited |
| SQL Data | ||
| Unlimited SELECT result set size | ||
| Limiting maximum size of SELECT result | ||
| Stored Procedures | ||
| Java AceQL stored procedures
Call from client-side Java programs that directly return a formatted, ready-to-use ResultSet created on the server side. |
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| SQL stored procedures | ||
| User Authentication | ||
| Windows, SSH, JDBC Query, LDAP, Web Service
Provides ready-to-use classes for authenticating against a Windows server, a Linux server, a SQL table, a LDAP server or a Web service. |
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| External authentication without a password
Some working environments (Intranet, etc.) require the client user to authenticate themself without a password. This feature allows for client authentication with a session ID. |
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| Request headers analysis for validation on server
The request headers may be intercepted on the server side by the validate() method of a Java interface. This feature eases authentication against Cloud services that use request headers, such as AWS. |
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| SQL Firewalling | ||
| Firewall rules creation using Java Dependency Injection | ||
| Ready-to-use firewall chained rules set
Easily build firewall rules by chaining provided, ready-to-use classes. |
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| Firewall rules set definition using a CSV file
Define complex firewall rules using only a CSV file loaded at server startup. Each SQL query is performed against the content of the CSV file. |
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| Trigger code/action if attack is detected | ||
| Running Options | ||
| Maximum number of databases per running instance | 2 | Unlimited |
| Update listeners
Allows defining Java code to execute after a successful SQL database update is done. Update Listeners can be viewed as a kind of Java "trigger" executed on the completion of SQL updates. Much easier to code and use than SQL database vendors specific listeners. |
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| Java ThreadPoolExecutor fine tuning
Allows you to define all the parameters of the java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor instance used to execute all servlet requests in async mode. |
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| JDBC Connection pool monitoring servlet
Allows you to define servlets that can interact with AceQL Web Server (in order to query info about JDBC pools in use, or modify a pool size, etc.) |
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| Controlling the AceQL Web Server from a program
Allows you to start and stop the AceQL Web Server from a Java program. |
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| HTTP/2 Support | ||
| Running AceQL directly in a Servlet container (Tomcat, JBoss, etc.) | ||
| Cryptography | ||
| Properties file encryption
In order to protect configuration passwords and other confidential values from eavesdropping, each property value may be replaced by an encrypted value in the main properties file. |
