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sql: Make INT an alias for INT8 #4183
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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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
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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
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PR: cockroachdb/cockroach#32831
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