The image shows a discussion where someone complained after the release of MySQL 9.7. It can open the feature of supporting JS routine. But don’t worry — ShannonBase already supports a JS engine, allowing you to write and execute JavaScript programs inside ShannonBase just like writing SQL stored procedures, and you can directly manipulate the local database within the JS program. The choice to integrate a JavaScript (JS) engine is mainly to lower the development barrier, expand the database’s processing capabilities, and improve support for modern data formats (especially JSON). By embedding a lightweight JS engine (based on GraalVM) into the database, developers can write stored procedures and functions directly in JavaScript, rather than being limited to traditional SQL or stored procedure languages. Expanding complex logic processing capabilities: SQL is a set-based declarative language, making it difficult to implement complex business logic or procedural processing.…