RadixDB Manual

This development manual targets RadixDB 1.2. The application version, Git revision and working-tree state used for each build are shown in the page footer. Known limitations are stated where they affect a command, interface or procedure.

Contents

The reading sequence begins with a local database in the command-line client, continues with SQL and administration, and then introduces application interfaces and server programming. The reference provides detailed syntax and parameters.

The manual follows this sequence:

1. Introduction: purpose, terminology and conventions.
2. Tutorial: first database, queries, relationships and transactions.
3. SQL language: types, expressions, queries, indexes and navigable references.
4. Administration: installation, configuration, storage and recovery.
5. Client interfaces: embedded Rust, TCP client and ORM.
6. Server programming: procedural SQL, routines, triggers, jobs and trusted native extensions.
7. Reference: SQL commands, programs and configuration parameters.
8. Internals: query execution, storage and protocol.

Appendices

• Compatibility matrix
• Limits
• Benchmarks
• Release notes
• Glossary

Version and Verification

The documentation target is 1.2 development. The application version, Git revision and working-tree state are displayed separately so that a documentation build does not silently claim a released engine. Procedural SQL, ACL and native extension chapters describe the current 1.2 boundary, including explicitly stated restrictions. Native packages execute in-process and require operator trust; begin with extension operation.

Project

The official project website is radixdb.org. For support, write to dev@radixdb.org. Development of RadixDB is sponsored by Light Soft.