Fix duplicate partition errors caused by hardcoded table names #1
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Partition management functions were querying the wrong table when operating on
syslog_removed, causing "Duplicate partition name" and "VALUES LESS THAN value must be strictly increasing" errors during DST transitions and concurrent partition operations.Changes
Three functions accept a
$tableparameter but had hardcoded'syslog'in their SQL queries:syslog_partition_create(): partition existence checksyslog_partition_remove(): partition count querysyslog_partition_check(): last partition lookupChanged all three to use
table_name='$table'instead oftable_name='syslog'.Example
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