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Magnus Blåudd authored
When dropping the util tables for upgrade, it's necessary to also drop the events related to the table. This will enable new events to be created which includes all columns of the table. Make sure to add code to drop the extra event which may potentially exist on mysql.ndb_schema due to legacy bug, although it was long ago this is much clearer than the existing "allow_hardcoded_name" in event_name_for_table(). Remove old workaround which is actually already unreachable since the ndb_schema table can't be dropped any other way than before upgrade. Change-Id: Icd4376882a95be310ac3a95290baa71d5fc1cb49
Magnus Blåudd authoredWhen dropping the util tables for upgrade, it's necessary to also drop the events related to the table. This will enable new events to be created which includes all columns of the table. Make sure to add code to drop the extra event which may potentially exist on mysql.ndb_schema due to legacy bug, although it was long ago this is much clearer than the existing "allow_hardcoded_name" in event_name_for_table(). Remove old workaround which is actually already unreachable since the ndb_schema table can't be dropped any other way than before upgrade. Change-Id: Icd4376882a95be310ac3a95290baa71d5fc1cb49
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