we need go client sdk

[Linuxlovers]

We need to use the go language to connect to the gnite database. Could you please support the development of the go client? Thank you

[ptupitsyn]

There is a third-party Ignite client: https://github.com/amsokol/ignite-go-client

Even though it has not been updated for some time, it should still work with latest Ignite versions, because client protocol is backwards-compatible.

[Linuxlovers]

I didn't see any support for transactions in this third-party package. Assuming the transaction statement is as follows BEGIN TRANSACTION;

UPDATE account SET balance=balance -100 WHERE id=1; Update account SET balance=balance+100 WHERE id=2;

COMMIT;

can i directly use c Is it executed using the QuerySQLFields method?

[ptupitsyn]

https://ignite.apache.org/docs/2.15.0/sql-reference/transactions

[shishkovilja]

@ptupitsyn , @Linuxlovers , transactional SQL was removed since 2.16 (strictly speaking, TRANSACTIONAL_SNAPSHOT atomicity mode was removed).

[Linuxlovers]

So, after removing the transaction, are there any other usage scenarios for this in memory database?

[ptupitsyn]

are there any other usage scenarios for this in memory database?

1. It is not only in-memory, you can enable persistence or use third-party storage
2. All other use cases are available, such as SQL, caching, Compute
3. There is also a RESTful API
4. Finally, if something is missing in the Go SDK or RESTful API, you can always implement it as a Java compute task and call that from Go or any other language. Consider Java as our DSL.

[ptupitsyn]

@Linuxlovers a new Go client was just released by a third party: https://gitverse.ru/sbertech/ignite-go-client

No transactions yet, but I hear that they are coming soon.

[Linuxlovers]

I can't register for that platform. Can you please ask them to support SQL and transactions as soon as possible

[lyonxh]

in this third-party client,i can't set key expire time

[lyonxh]

none rust sdk too

[lyonxh]

may be i can use TiDB