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Simplify TTL value fetch for ttl column
Upstream commit ID : fb-mysql-5.6.35/77032004ad23d21a4c386f8136ecfbb071ea42d6 PS-6865 : Merge fb-prod201903 Summary: Currently during primary key's value encode, its ttl value can be from either one of these 3 cases 1. ttl column in primary key 2. non-ttl column a. old record(update case) b. current timestamp 3. ttl column in non-key field Workflow #1: first in Rdb_key_def::pack_record() find and store pk_offset, then in value encode try to parse key slice to fetch ttl value by using pk_offset. Workflow #3: fetch ttl value from ttl column The change is to merge #1 and #3 by always fetching TTL value from ttl column, not matter whether the ttl column is in primary key or not. Of course, remove pk_offset, since it isn't used. BTW, for secondary keys, its ttl value is always from m_ttl_bytes, which is stored by primary value encoding. Reviewed By: yizhang82 Differential Revision: D14662716 fbshipit-source-id: 6b4e5f044fd
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