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release-23.1: ttl: do not remove all table TTL settings on RESET (ttl_expire_after) #110746

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@ecwall ecwall commented Sep 15, 2023

Backport 3/3 commits from #110252.

/cc @cockroachdb/release


Fixes #109138

Previously running RESET (ttl_expire_after) would remove all table TTL
settings if ttl_expiration_expression was set.

This PR fixes the schema changer to only remove all TTL settings on
RESET (ttl).

Release note (bug fix): RESET (ttl_expire_after) no longer incorrectly
removes ttl_expiration_expression.

Release justification: RESET (ttl_expire_after) bug fix.

scheduleID and createStmt indexes used to populate slice literals for show
results.

Rename these to avoid accidental usage and to prevent shadowing in the sql
package.

Release note: None
Split large subtests into smaller subtests to make debugging easier.

Release note: None
Fixes #109138

Previously running `RESET (ttl_expire_after)` would remove all table TTL
settings if `ttl_expiration_expression` was set.

This PR fixes the schema changer to only remove all TTL settings on
`RESET (ttl)`.

Release note (bug fix): `RESET (ttl_expire_after)` no longer incorrectly
removes `ttl_expiration_expression`.
@ecwall ecwall requested review from a team as code owners September 15, 2023 20:18
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Thanks for opening a backport.

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@ecwall ecwall merged commit 054f0c1 into cockroachdb:release-23.1 Sep 18, 2023
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