Correctly parse complex check constraint expressions for PostgreSQL #43963
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Nice fix, just noticed this bug and was perplexed for a while. Would it make sense to backport this to 6-1-stable? |
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Postgres "arbitrarily" adds additional parentheses to check constraint definitions when retrieving from
pg_constraintsystem table. It can be surrounded by 2 pairs of them, or by 1.But
pg_get_constraintdefsupports additional parameter (for pretty printing) which removes them when not needed and the check constraint definiton is always looks likeCHECK (<actual definition>).Closes #43823