Reference
Look up SDK support, runtime capabilities, extensions, releases, performance, and API surfaces.
Reference pages answer product lookup questions. Use them when you already know the app target and need exact support, extension, package, release, or API details.
Use Reference as a lookup surface
These pages answer specific product questions. Start with the question, then open the smallest page that gives the exact answer.
Choose an SDK package
Compare package names, app targets, runtime owners, and first verification steps.
SDKs And Platforms
Gate a feature in UI
Check direct, broker, server, streaming, backup, restore, and client-session capability.
Capability Matrix
Ship one extension
Select exact SQL extension names and verify the app artifact contains only selected files.
Extensions
Look up exact extension support
Use the generated catalog for extension status, dependencies, and runtime availability.
Extension Catalog
Read performance claims
Use the measurement guide for latency, throughput, package size, memory, and comparison scope.
Performance
Update an installed app
Match SDK versions, runtime artifacts, selected extensions, docs versions, and release notes.
Releases
Match versions
Use the generated version matrix for product compatibility and release contents.
Version Matrix
Find language API details
Use each SDK API map for open, query, lifecycle, capabilities, extensions, and backup calls.
API Reference
How To Use Reference
Start with the app target
Use SDKs And Platforms to choose the package for the app users install: Rust, Swift, Kotlin, React Native, TypeScript, WASM, or the C ABI.
Check runtime capability
Use Capability Matrix before enabling UI for broker, server, raw protocol streaming, backup, restore, or independent client sessions.
Select artifacts deliberately
Use Extensions and the generated catalog to package only the SQL extensions your app selects.
Verify release fit
Use Performance, the generated version matrix, and SDK API maps when preparing a release candidate.