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sql: Make INT an alias for INT8 #4183

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jseldess opened this issue Dec 17, 2018 · 0 comments
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sql: Make INT an alias for INT8 #4183

jseldess opened this issue Dec 17, 2018 · 0 comments
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PR: cockroachdb/cockroach#32831

From release notes:

The INT type is now treated as an alias for INT8. [#32831][#32831] {% comment %}doc{% endcomment %}

@jseldess jseldess added this to the 2.2 milestone Dec 17, 2018
@jseldess jseldess added the P-1 High priority; must be done this release label Dec 17, 2018
rmloveland added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 30, 2019
rmloveland added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 31, 2019
Fixes #4183, #4254.

Addresses part of #3420, #4298.

Summary of changes:

- Add `default_int_size` to session vars page

- Update `INT` data type page with new subsections of the **Size**
  section:

  - Description of compatibility issues caused by 64-bit integers
    vs. e.g. JavaScript runtimes, including when using autogenerated JS
    clients

  - Why you should avoid integer primary keys, with links to more
    information in Perf Best Practices and the Architecture docs
rmloveland added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 1, 2019
Fixes #4183, #4254.

Lays some groundwork for future work on #4298.

Summary of changes:

- Add `default_int_size` to session vars page

- Update `INT` data type page with additions to the **Size**
  section, specifically:

  - A description of possible compatibility issues caused by 64-bit
    integers vs. e.g. JavaScript runtimes, including when using
    frameworks that autogenerate frontend code.

  - Mention and link to `default_int_size` session var and cluster
    setting.
rmloveland added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 1, 2019
Fixes #4183, #4254.

Lays some groundwork for future work on #4298.

Summary of changes:

- Update `INT` page to include examples of actual min/max integers
  supported by each type for easier reference.

- Update `INT` data type page with additions to the **Size**
  section, specifically:

  - A description of possible compatibility issues caused by 64-bit
    integers vs. e.g. JavaScript runtimes, including when using
    frameworks that autogenerate frontend code.

  - Mention and link to `default_int_size` session var and cluster
    setting.

- Add `default_int_size` to session vars page
rmloveland added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 1, 2019
Fixes #4183, #4254.

Lays some groundwork for future work on #4298.

Summary of changes:

- Update `INT` page to include examples of actual min/max integers
  supported by each type for easier reference.

- Update `INT` data type page with additions to the **Size**
  section, specifically:

  - A description of possible compatibility issues caused by 64-bit
    integers vs. e.g. JavaScript runtimes, including when using
    frameworks that autogenerate frontend code.

  - Mention and link to `default_int_size` session var and cluster
    setting.

- Add `default_int_size` to session vars page
rmloveland added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 4, 2019
Fixes #4183, #4254.

Lays some groundwork for future work on #4298.

Summary of changes:

- Update `INT` page to include examples of actual min/max integers
  supported by each type for easier reference.

- Update `INT` data type page with additions to the **Size**
  section, specifically:

  - A description of possible compatibility issues caused by 64-bit
    integers vs. e.g. JavaScript runtimes, including when using
    frameworks that autogenerate frontend code.

  - Mention and link to `default_int_size` session var and cluster
    setting.

- Add `default_int_size` to session vars page
rmloveland added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 6, 2019
Fixes #4183, #4254.

Lays some groundwork for future work on #4298.

Summary of changes:

- Update `INT` page to include examples of actual min/max integers
  supported by each type for easier reference.

- Update `INT` data type page with additions to the **Size**
  section, specifically:

  - A description of possible compatibility issues caused by 64-bit
    integers vs. e.g. JavaScript runtimes, including when using
    frameworks that autogenerate frontend code.

  - Mention and link to `default_int_size` session var and cluster
    setting.

- Add `default_int_size` to session vars page
@jseldess jseldess modified the milestones: 2.2, 19.1 Feb 25, 2019
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