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sql: 32 bit SERIAL type #24062
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A-sql-pgcompat
Semantic compatibility with PostgreSQL
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Sequence handling in SQL
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28575: sql: introduce virtual sequences and use with SERIAL r=knz a=knz Very good idea by @BramGruneir New features: virtual sequences (opt-in) and create-sequence-upon-SERIAL (opt-in). See individual commits for details and release notes. For reference: - I made everything opt-in here (i.e. default to previous CockroachDB behavior) to minimize risk. - UX with Hibernate will thus not automatically be improved. We need to inform users (and upgrade our tutorials/docs) that this experimental feature is available and how to use it to unblock problems. - It is possible that making the new default be `virtual_sequence` will both be backward-compatible with performance and unlock UX for Hibernate users. This has @awoods187 preference I think. However I propose to only flip that switch after we've seen a week or two pass with this patch merged. Fixes #22607 (using the new setting set to `sql_sequence`). Fixes #24062 (using the new setting set to `sql_sequence`). Fixes #26730 (using the new setting set to either `virtual_sequence` or `sql_sequence`). Co-authored-by: Raphael 'kena' Poss <knz@cockroachlabs.com>
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The spreadsheet we discussed is unwieldy - hard to edit and impossible to keep up to date. If we write down blacklists in code, then we can use an approach like this to always have an up to date aggregation. So far it seems like there's just a lot of unknowns to categorize still. The output today: ``` === RUN TestBlacklists 648: unknown (unknown) 493: cockroachdb#5807 (sql: Add support for TEMP tables) 151: cockroachdb#17511 (sql: support stored procedures) 86: cockroachdb#26097 (sql: make TIMETZ more pg-compatible) 56: cockroachdb#10735 (sql: support SQL savepoints) 55: cockroachdb#32552 (multi-dim arrays) 55: cockroachdb#26508 (sql: restricted DDL / DML inside transactions) 52: cockroachdb#32565 (sql: support optional TIME precision) 39: cockroachdb#243 (roadmap: Blob storage) 33: cockroachdb#26725 (sql: support postgres' API to handle blob storage (incl lo_creat, lo_from_bytea)) 31: cockroachdb#27793 (sql: support custom/user-defined base scalar (primitive) types) 24: cockroachdb#12123 (sql: Can't drop and replace a table within a transaction) 24: cockroachdb#26443 (sql: support user-defined schemas between database and table) 20: cockroachdb#21286 (sql: Add support for geometric types) 18: cockroachdb#6583 (sql: explicit lock syntax (SELECT FOR {SHARE,UPDATE} {skip locked,nowait})) 17: cockroachdb#22329 (Support XA distributed transactions in CockroachDB) 16: cockroachdb#24062 (sql: 32 bit SERIAL type) 16: cockroachdb#30352 (roadmap:when CockroachDB will support cursor?) 12: cockroachdb#27791 (sql: support RANGE types) 8: cockroachdb#40195 (pgwire: multiple active result sets (portals) not supported) 8: cockroachdb#6130 (sql: add support for key watches with notifications of changes) 5: Expected Failure (unknown) 5: cockroachdb#23468 (sql: support sql arrays of JSONB) 5: cockroachdb#40854 (sql: set application_name from connection string) 4: cockroachdb#35879 (sql: `default_transaction_read_only` should also accept 'on' and 'off') 4: cockroachdb#32610 (sql: can't insert self reference) 4: cockroachdb#40205 (sql: add non-trivial implementations of FOR UPDATE, FOR NO KEY UPDATE, FOR SHARE, FOR NO KEY SHARE) 4: cockroachdb#35897 (sql: unknown function: pg_terminate_backend()) 4: cockroachdb#4035 (sql/pgwire: missing support for row count limits in pgwire) 3: cockroachdb#27796 (sql: support user-defined DOMAIN types) 3: cockroachdb#3781 (sql: Add Data Type Formatting Functions) 3: cockroachdb#40476 (sql: support `FOR {UPDATE,SHARE} {SKIP LOCKED,NOWAIT}`) 3: cockroachdb#35882 (sql: support other character sets) 2: cockroachdb#10028 (sql: Support view queries with star expansions) 2: cockroachdb#35807 (sql: INTERVAL output doesn't match PG) 2: cockroachdb#35902 (sql: large object support) 2: cockroachdb#40474 (sql: support `SELECT ... FOR UPDATE OF` syntax) 1: cockroachdb#18846 (sql: Support CIDR column type) 1: cockroachdb#9682 (sql: implement computed indexes) 1: cockroachdb#31632 (sql: FK options (deferrable, etc)) 1: cockroachdb#24897 (sql: CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW) 1: pass? (unknown) 1: cockroachdb#36215 (sql: enable setting standard_conforming_strings to off) 1: cockroachdb#32562 (sql: support SET LOCAL and txn-scoped session variable changes) 1: cockroachdb#36116 (sql: psychopg: investigate how `'infinity'::timestamp` is presented) 1: cockroachdb#26732 (sql: support the binary operator: <int> / <float>) 1: cockroachdb#23299 (sql: support coercing string literals to arrays) 1: cockroachdb#36115 (sql: psychopg: investigate if datetimetz is being returned instead of datetime) 1: cockroachdb#26925 (sql: make the CockroachDB integer types more compatible with postgres) 1: cockroachdb#21085 (sql: WITH RECURSIVE (recursive common table expressions)) 1: cockroachdb#36179 (sql: implicity convert date to timestamp) 1: cockroachdb#36118 (sql: Cannot parse '24:00' as type time) 1: cockroachdb#31708 (sql: support current_time) ``` Release justification: non-production change Release note: None
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The spreadsheet we discussed is unwieldy - hard to edit and impossible to keep up to date. If we write down blacklists in code, then we can use an approach like this to always have an up to date aggregation. So far it seems like there's just a lot of unknowns to categorize still. The output today: ``` === RUN TestBlacklists 648: unknown (unknown) 493: cockroachdb#5807 (sql: Add support for TEMP tables) 151: cockroachdb#17511 (sql: support stored procedures) 86: cockroachdb#26097 (sql: make TIMETZ more pg-compatible) 56: cockroachdb#10735 (sql: support SQL savepoints) 55: cockroachdb#32552 (multi-dim arrays) 55: cockroachdb#26508 (sql: restricted DDL / DML inside transactions) 52: cockroachdb#32565 (sql: support optional TIME precision) 39: cockroachdb#243 (roadmap: Blob storage) 33: cockroachdb#26725 (sql: support postgres' API to handle blob storage (incl lo_creat, lo_from_bytea)) 31: cockroachdb#27793 (sql: support custom/user-defined base scalar (primitive) types) 24: cockroachdb#12123 (sql: Can't drop and replace a table within a transaction) 24: cockroachdb#26443 (sql: support user-defined schemas between database and table) 20: cockroachdb#21286 (sql: Add support for geometric types) 18: cockroachdb#6583 (sql: explicit lock syntax (SELECT FOR {SHARE,UPDATE} {skip locked,nowait})) 17: cockroachdb#22329 (Support XA distributed transactions in CockroachDB) 16: cockroachdb#24062 (sql: 32 bit SERIAL type) 16: cockroachdb#30352 (roadmap:when CockroachDB will support cursor?) 12: cockroachdb#27791 (sql: support RANGE types) 8: cockroachdb#40195 (pgwire: multiple active result sets (portals) not supported) 8: cockroachdb#6130 (sql: add support for key watches with notifications of changes) 5: Expected Failure (unknown) 5: cockroachdb#23468 (sql: support sql arrays of JSONB) 5: cockroachdb#40854 (sql: set application_name from connection string) 4: cockroachdb#35879 (sql: `default_transaction_read_only` should also accept 'on' and 'off') 4: cockroachdb#32610 (sql: can't insert self reference) 4: cockroachdb#40205 (sql: add non-trivial implementations of FOR UPDATE, FOR NO KEY UPDATE, FOR SHARE, FOR NO KEY SHARE) 4: cockroachdb#35897 (sql: unknown function: pg_terminate_backend()) 4: cockroachdb#4035 (sql/pgwire: missing support for row count limits in pgwire) 3: cockroachdb#27796 (sql: support user-defined DOMAIN types) 3: cockroachdb#3781 (sql: Add Data Type Formatting Functions) 3: cockroachdb#40476 (sql: support `FOR {UPDATE,SHARE} {SKIP LOCKED,NOWAIT}`) 3: cockroachdb#35882 (sql: support other character sets) 2: cockroachdb#10028 (sql: Support view queries with star expansions) 2: cockroachdb#35807 (sql: INTERVAL output doesn't match PG) 2: cockroachdb#35902 (sql: large object support) 2: cockroachdb#40474 (sql: support `SELECT ... FOR UPDATE OF` syntax) 1: cockroachdb#18846 (sql: Support CIDR column type) 1: cockroachdb#9682 (sql: implement computed indexes) 1: cockroachdb#31632 (sql: FK options (deferrable, etc)) 1: cockroachdb#24897 (sql: CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW) 1: pass? (unknown) 1: cockroachdb#36215 (sql: enable setting standard_conforming_strings to off) 1: cockroachdb#32562 (sql: support SET LOCAL and txn-scoped session variable changes) 1: cockroachdb#36116 (sql: psychopg: investigate how `'infinity'::timestamp` is presented) 1: cockroachdb#26732 (sql: support the binary operator: <int> / <float>) 1: cockroachdb#23299 (sql: support coercing string literals to arrays) 1: cockroachdb#36115 (sql: psychopg: investigate if datetimetz is being returned instead of datetime) 1: cockroachdb#26925 (sql: make the CockroachDB integer types more compatible with postgres) 1: cockroachdb#21085 (sql: WITH RECURSIVE (recursive common table expressions)) 1: cockroachdb#36179 (sql: implicity convert date to timestamp) 1: cockroachdb#36118 (sql: Cannot parse '24:00' as type time) 1: cockroachdb#31708 (sql: support current_time) ``` Release justification: non-production change Release note: None
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41252: roachtest: add test that aggregates orm blacklist failures r=jordanlewis a=jordanlewis The spreadsheet we discussed is unwieldy - hard to edit and impossible to keep up to date. If we write down blacklists in code, then we can use an approach like this to always have an up to date aggregation. So far it seems like there's just a lot of unknowns to categorize still. The output today: ``` === RUN TestBlacklists 648: unknown (unknown) 493: #5807 (sql: Add support for TEMP tables) 151: #17511 (sql: support stored procedures) 86: #26097 (sql: make TIMETZ more pg-compatible) 56: #10735 (sql: support SQL savepoints) 55: #32552 (multi-dim arrays) 55: #26508 (sql: restricted DDL / DML inside transactions) 52: #32565 (sql: support optional TIME precision) 39: #243 (roadmap: Blob storage) 33: #26725 (sql: support postgres' API to handle blob storage (incl lo_creat, lo_from_bytea)) 31: #27793 (sql: support custom/user-defined base scalar (primitive) types) 24: #12123 (sql: Can't drop and replace a table within a transaction) 24: #26443 (sql: support user-defined schemas between database and table) 20: #21286 (sql: Add support for geometric types) 18: #6583 (sql: explicit lock syntax (SELECT FOR {SHARE,UPDATE} {skip locked,nowait})) 17: #22329 (Support XA distributed transactions in CockroachDB) 16: #24062 (sql: 32 bit SERIAL type) 16: #30352 (roadmap:when CockroachDB will support cursor?) 12: #27791 (sql: support RANGE types) 8: #40195 (pgwire: multiple active result sets (portals) not supported) 8: #6130 (sql: add support for key watches with notifications of changes) 5: Expected Failure (unknown) 5: #23468 (sql: support sql arrays of JSONB) 5: #40854 (sql: set application_name from connection string) 4: #35879 (sql: `default_transaction_read_only` should also accept 'on' and 'off') 4: #32610 (sql: can't insert self reference) 4: #40205 (sql: add non-trivial implementations of FOR UPDATE, FOR NO KEY UPDATE, FOR SHARE, FOR NO KEY SHARE) 4: #35897 (sql: unknown function: pg_terminate_backend()) 4: #4035 (sql/pgwire: missing support for row count limits in pgwire) 3: #27796 (sql: support user-defined DOMAIN types) 3: #3781 (sql: Add Data Type Formatting Functions) 3: #40476 (sql: support `FOR {UPDATE,SHARE} {SKIP LOCKED,NOWAIT}`) 3: #35882 (sql: support other character sets) 2: #10028 (sql: Support view queries with star expansions) 2: #35807 (sql: INTERVAL output doesn't match PG) 2: #35902 (sql: large object support) 2: #40474 (sql: support `SELECT ... FOR UPDATE OF` syntax) 1: #18846 (sql: Support CIDR column type) 1: #9682 (sql: implement computed indexes) 1: #31632 (sql: FK options (deferrable, etc)) 1: #24897 (sql: CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW) 1: pass? (unknown) 1: #36215 (sql: enable setting standard_conforming_strings to off) 1: #32562 (sql: support SET LOCAL and txn-scoped session variable changes) 1: #36116 (sql: psychopg: investigate how `'infinity'::timestamp` is presented) 1: #26732 (sql: support the binary operator: <int> / <float>) 1: #23299 (sql: support coercing string literals to arrays) 1: #36115 (sql: psychopg: investigate if datetimetz is being returned instead of datetime) 1: #26925 (sql: make the CockroachDB integer types more compatible with postgres) 1: #21085 (sql: WITH RECURSIVE (recursive common table expressions)) 1: #36179 (sql: implicity convert date to timestamp) 1: #36118 (sql: Cannot parse '24:00' as type time) 1: #31708 (sql: support current_time) ``` Release justification: non-production change Release note: None Co-authored-by: Jordan Lewis <jordanthelewis@gmail.com>
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Labels
A-sql-pgcompat
Semantic compatibility with PostgreSQL
A-sql-semantics
A-sql-sequences
Sequence handling in SQL
C-enhancement
Solution expected to add code/behavior + preserve backward-compat (pg compat issues are exception)
Cockroach's SERIAL type is currently 64 bits. With the new added SEQUENCE functionality it is possible to implement SERIAL as a postgres compatible 32 bit type.
#18688
This might involve setting the current SERIAL type to a supported backwards compatibility type and introducing another type under the hood for new instances of the type. Caching functionality needs to be implemented for performance.
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