Rowset Studio 0.0.100

0.0.100 — 2026-09-18

• Fixed: exporting a binary/blob/bit column to SQL format (or a scheduled SQL
  export) on MySQL or MSSQL produced a literal that re-imported as the wrong
  bytes — sqlValueLiteral quoted the hex-encoded value as a plain string
  ('\xdeadbeef' on MySQL, N'\xdeadbeef' on MSSQL) instead of that engine's
  binary-literal syntax (X'deadbeef', 0xdeadbeef), unlike the row-backup
  restore and CSV import code paths which already handled this correctly.
  Verified live against real MySQL and MSSQL containers: a VARBINARY
  column now round-trips byte-for-byte through export → reimport.
• Fixed: Cassandra's "Show DDL" for a table dropped DESC clustering order
  entirely — it read the clustering column names but never their
  ClusteringOrder, so re-running the generated DDL silently recreated the
  table with ascending order. Now emits WITH CLUSTERING ORDER BY (...).
  Verified live against a real Cassandra container.
• Fixed: the audit log's SHA-256 hash chain (tamper-evidence) was written
  correctly but never verified — VerifyPreparedAudit existed but nothing
  ever called it. Added Store.VerifyAuditChain, wired into a daily
  background check (auditIntegrityCheck) that walks every organization's
  chain and logs an error if an entry no longer matches what it was written
  with. Verified with a direct-database tampering test.