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This pull request introduces a critical validation step during the database creation process. It prevents the system from creating a new database if the provided encryption key (tsDataKey) is empty. This enhancement improves the robustness and security of the database system by enforcing proper encryption key management from the outset, thereby mitigating potential vulnerabilities associated with misconfigured or absent encryption keys.

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  • Encryption Key Validation: A new validation check has been added to the mndProcessCreateDbReq function. This check ensures that the tsDataKey (encryption key) is not an empty string when a new database is being created. If an empty key is detected, the function now returns TSDB_CODE_DNODE_INVALID_ENCRYPTKEY and logs an appropriate error message.

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This pull request adds a necessary validation check in the database creation process. When a database is requested with encryption, it now verifies that an encryption key (tsDataKey) is configured. If the key is missing, the creation fails with an appropriate error. This is a good improvement for robustness. I have one minor suggestion to optimize the key check for better performance.

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Pull request overview

Adds an additional validation during database creation to ensure an encryption key is present when creating an audit database.

Changes:

  • Add a check that rejects audit DB creation if tsDataKey is empty.
  • Return TSDB_CODE_DNODE_INVALID_ENCRYPTKEY when the encryption key is missing.

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Comment thread source/dnode/mnode/impl/src/mndDb.c Outdated
@guanshengliang guanshengliang merged commit 3ba010e into main Feb 2, 2026
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@guanshengliang guanshengliang deleted the 6755488313/add-check-key branch February 2, 2026 09:31
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