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Aeries Software incident on November 6, 2026: One of our SQL Servers is continuing to experience extended high CPU usage, causing Districts to experience slowness. We are investigating t Started 4:41 PM UTC, resolved ongoing (● 6m). Affected: AWS CA.

A pipeline step that calls any HTTPS API, an LLM step that can branch the run on its answer, and charts you can ask for in words. What each one actually enables — and what is not there yet.

It’s not the usual time of year to think about Halloween, but listening to Erik Darling and Kendra Little recently on the Dear SQL DBA podcast they mentioned a completely new topic to me: Hal…

A claim is marked resolve when a consensus of 92% is achieved. The chat is available if you run in on a GUI for you to check. The decisions are saved in a sql file and you can check if it is resolved. Then the verifier works as a referee to check if there are unresolved issues and which claim makes more sense if that does not resolve it, then a human decison is required to resolve it and move forward for implementation. Every debate is saved and can be looked up although I intentionally made the choice so that the entire decision tree is not saved to save on memory and confusion since debate can go for an hour or more if the topic is complicated. When it comes to consensus itself , to avoid forced and artificial consensus and agreements, MD files forces the LLMs to research and debate since MAD tends to have an issue that forces models towards artificial/fake agreements untill actual verified consensus is reached. This should work like an adversarial debate basically. Fine tuning and testing required still as a few bugs were pointed out here and there.

Microsoft SQL Server driver for knex_dart — execute queries against SQL Server via the mssql_connection FFI package (FreeTDS). Changelog excerpt: Constraint-only release. No source changes; identical behaviour to 0.2.0. - Caps `knex_dart`at `<1.4.0`(was `^1.2.1`, which admitted every 1.x). This release line expects core to compile `?`placeholders and rewrites them for FreeTDS itself. `knex_dart`1.4.0 changes MSSQL compilation to emit `@p0`/`@p1`/… instead, so pairing it with this driver breaks the bindings of every query built through the QueryBuilder — silently as far as resolution is concerned, since `^1.2.1`accepts it. (Raw `rawSql[...]