On 25.03.25 17:02, Álvaro Herrera wrote:
With commit f4e53e10b6ce we introduced a way to flip the NO INHERIT bit
on not-null constraints. However, because of the way the grammar
dealt with ALTER CONSTRAINT, we were too blind to see a way to implement
it using the existing production. It turns out that we can remove it,
so the commands would be
ALTER TABLE tab ALTER CONSTRAINT constr INHERIT
ALTER TABLE tab ALTER CONSTRAINT constr NO INHERIT
i.e. the word SET is no longer needed.
Do people find this better?
This seems better, considering that the SQL-standard syntax for ENFORCED is:
ALTER TABLE tab ALTER CONSTRAINT constr ENFORCED
ALTER TABLE tab ALTER CONSTRAINT constr NOT ENFORCED
also without "SET".
