DataBaseX v1.0.2 - Zero-Allocation Interceptors & The O(1) Quantum Leap
CRITICAL: The O(1) Quantum Leap for SQL History Extreme engineering upgrades to the core JVM interception engine! We have completely re-architected internal queue metrics to support massive, enterprise-grade database loads.
Eradication of the O(N) Bottleneck: The sliding queue limits previously relied on the native `ConcurrentLinkedQueue.size()` method. On high-frequency servers, this triggered thousands of full queue traversals per second. Rewritten to operate on stack-level atomic indices, reducing complexity to true, instant **O(1)**!
INTRODUCING: Java 9+ Stream-Based StackWalking
Zero-Allocation Interception: Modernized the plugin detection suite to use the high-performance JDK **`StackWalker`** API instead of generating heavy JVM array allocations via `getStackTrace()`. Locating parent plugins is now practically free for the CPU.
Deferred Lazy Traces: Heavy debugging stack traces are now generated lazily—**only** if a query actually exceeds your configured lag threshold! 99.9% of normal SQL queries bypass all stack overhead entirely.
SCALE DEFIANTLY. Experience invisible overhead and lightning speeds with DataBaseX v1.0.2!