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Update V20240625141100__process_details_ddl.sql #1307

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The recent changes streamline the SQL table structure by eliminating the health schema prefix from the eg_cm_campaign_process table and its foreign key reference. This reorganization clarifies the table names and potentially enhances the database's accessibility. The adjustments aim to simplify operations and improve clarity in references, ensuring a more efficient interaction with the database.

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File(s) Change Summary
utilities/project-factory/migration/main/V20240625141100__process_details_ddl.sql Removed the health schema prefix from eg_cm_campaign_process and its foreign key reference.
utilities/project-factory/migration/main/V20240731162600__add_uniqiue_constraint_process_track.sql Removed the health schema prefix from the eg_cm_campaign_process in the DELETE operation.

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🐇 In the garden where data flows,
A table renames, and clarity grows.
No more prefixes, just fields in sight,
Simplifying structures, oh what a delight!
Hops of joy in this SQL dance,
Cheers to changes, let’s take a chance! 🌼


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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)
utilities/project-factory/migration/main/V20240625141100__process_details_ddl.sql (1)

1-1: Inconsistent schema prefix usage detected.

The health.eg_cm_campaign_process table is still referenced with the health schema prefix in another migration script (V20240731162600__add_uniqiue_constraint_process_track.sql). This inconsistency could lead to errors or confusion. Please ensure that all references to the table are updated to reflect the removal of the schema prefix, or consider maintaining the schema prefix for consistency.

  • File: utilities/project-factory/migration/main/V20240731162600__add_uniqiue_constraint_process_track.sql
  • Line: Usage of health.eg_cm_campaign_process
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Verify the impact of removing the schema prefix.

The removal of the health schema prefix from the eg_cm_campaign_process table simplifies the reference. Ensure that this change aligns with the database schema management strategy and does not affect other parts of the application that might rely on the schema prefix.

Run the following script to verify the usage of the eg_cm_campaign_process table with the schema prefix:

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of the `eg_cm_campaign_process` table with the schema prefix.

# Test: Search for the table usage with the schema prefix. Expect: No occurrences.
rg --type sql -A 5 $'health.eg_cm_campaign_process'

Length of output: 791

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b62a68f and 3b433b7.

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  • utilities/project-factory/migration/main/V20240625141100__process_details_ddl.sql (2 hunks)
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utilities/project-factory/migration/main/V20240625141100__process_details_ddl.sql (1)

10-10: Verify the impact of removing the schema prefix from the foreign key reference.

The removal of the health schema prefix from the foreign key reference simplifies the constraint. Ensure that this change aligns with the database schema management strategy and does not affect other parts of the application that might rely on the schema prefix.

Run the following script to verify the usage of the eg_cm_campaign_details table with the schema prefix:

@ashish-egov ashish-egov merged commit 8c7a0cf into campaign-for-test Aug 21, 2024
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@ashish-egov ashish-egov deleted the ashish-egov-patch-1 branch August 21, 2024 09:36
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