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DDL Triggers for Schema Change Auditing and Control in MySQL

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DDL Triggers for Schema Change Auditing and Control in MySQL

This proposal introduces native DDL triggers in MySQL to allow auditing, validation, and control of schema-level changes such as CREATE, ALTER, DROP, and RENAME operations. The feature would provide administrators and application teams with built-in mechanisms for governance, compliance, operational safety, and schema change visibility.

Date: July 15, 2026

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