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The SQL migration script in the file internal/storage/bucket/migrations/18-transactions-fill-inserted-at/up.sql has been updated. The original trigger creation command was replaced by a two-step process: first, an existing trigger is dropped if it exists; then, a new trigger is created. This trigger is set to activate after an update on the metadata column of the transactions table when the ledger matches the current ledger’s name.

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internal/storage/bucket/.../up.sql Modified trigger management: replaced create or replace trigger with a command to drop the trigger if it exists followed by creating a new trigger post-update.

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sequenceDiagram
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    participant MScript as "SQL Migration Script"
    participant Database as "Database"
    
    MScript->>Database: DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS "update_transaction_metadata_history_<ledger_id>"
    MScript->>Database: CREATE TRIGGER "update_transaction_metadata_history_<ledger_id>" after UPDATE on metadata
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sequenceDiagram
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    participant App as "Application"
    participant TxTable as "Transactions Table"
    participant Trigger as "Trigger"
    
    App->>TxTable: Execute UPDATE on metadata column (ledger matches)
    TxTable->>Trigger: Condition check for metadata update
    Trigger->>TxTable: Execute trigger action (handle metadata history update)
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Dropped old triggers with a keen eye.
Replaced them fresh on metadata's call,
Ledger and updates standing tall.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
internal/storage/bucket/migrations/18-transactions-fill-inserted-at/up.sql (2)

15-16: Dynamic SQL for Dropping Triggers
The SQL statement used to drop the trigger is functionally correct. However, building dynamic SQL by simple concatenation may expose subtle issues if _ledger.id is not inherently text or if there are potential special characters. Consider using PostgreSQL’s format() function with the %I placeholder to safely interpolate identifiers. For example:

- _vsql = 'drop trigger if exists "update_transaction_metadata_history_' || _ledger.id || '" on "transactions"';
+ _vsql = format('drop trigger if exists %I on %I', 'update_transaction_metadata_history_' || _ledger.id, 'transactions');

This change improves safety and readability.


18-18: Dynamic SQL for Creating Triggers
The new dynamic SQL statement that creates the trigger is correct in its intent. However, similar to the drop statement, concatenating strings manually can lead to issues if _ledger.name contains single quotes or other special characters. Consider using format() with %I for identifiers and %L for literals, which would handle quoting for you. For example:

- _vsql = 'create trigger "update_transaction_metadata_history_' || _ledger.id || 
- '" after update of metadata on "transactions" for each row when (new.ledger = ''' 
- || _ledger.name || ''') execute procedure update_transaction_metadata_history()';
+ _vsql = format(
+   'create trigger %I after update of metadata on %I for each row when (new.ledger = %L) execute procedure update_transaction_metadata_history()',
+   'update_transaction_metadata_history_' || _ledger.id,
+   'transactions',
+   _ledger.name
+ );

This refactoring will help prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities and potential runtime errors due to unescaped characters.

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