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chore(performance): Drop legacy key transactions table #29074
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Follow up to #29015 to drop the table as it is no longer in use.
This PR has a migration; here is the generated SQL BEGIN;
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-- Delete model KeyTransaction
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DROP TABLE "sentry_discoverkeytransaction" CASCADE;
COMMIT; |
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operations = [ | ||
migrations.DeleteModel( | ||
name="KeyTransaction", |
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Do you know if this table is attached to any ETL jobs?
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I'm not aware of any ETL jobs using this table, is there any way to confirm this is the case?
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You could search the getsentry/etl repo for any hits.
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No, I'm not seeing any usages of this table in getsentry or etl. Also did a quick search across the org and not getting any hits.
Follow up to #29015 to drop the table as it is no longer in use.