ClickHouse has shared an update. The company announced version 0.1.2 of pg_clickhouse, its PostgreSQL extension that enables running queries on ClickHouse directly from Postgres. The new release adds parameterized execution with PREPARE/EXECUTE support, complete DML documentation, bug fixes related to date parsing and DateTime precision, support for the Date32 type, and simple MIN() and MAX() query pushdown. Documentation and source code are available via a blog post and GitHub.
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For investors, this update underscores ClickHouse’s strategic focus on deeper integration with the widely adopted PostgreSQL ecosystem, lowering adoption friction for existing Postgres users and potentially expanding its addressable market. The addition of PREPARE/EXECUTE and query pushdown features can improve performance and usability for enterprise workloads, which may strengthen ClickHouse’s competitive position in the analytical database and data infrastructure space. While the direct near-term revenue impact of an incremental extension release is likely modest, continued enhancements to interoperability and developer tooling support the company’s long-term growth prospects by reinforcing its role as a high-performance analytical engine that can be embedded within existing database environments.