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Adding custom functions in Wescale can enhance our ability to modify query results and support potential new features. However, currently, it is not straightforward to add a custom function, such as myadd(int, int), to Wescale.
Proposal
I propose to implement a custom function framework that simplifies the process of adding new custom functions. This framework will allow developers to focus solely on the function logic. Since Wescale is a database proxy without a real execution engine, the idea is to retrieve the query result first, then compute the function result, and finally present it to the user.
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Background
Adding custom functions in Wescale can enhance our ability to modify query results and support potential new features. However, currently, it is not straightforward to add a custom function, such as myadd(int, int), to Wescale.
Proposal
I propose to implement a custom function framework that simplifies the process of adding new custom functions. This framework will allow developers to focus solely on the function logic. Since Wescale is a database proxy without a real execution engine, the idea is to retrieve the query result first, then compute the function result, and finally present it to the user.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: