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  1. MariaDB Server
  2. MDEV-16542

Fix ALTER TABLE FORCE to upgrade temporal types

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      Currently there is no an easy way to convert on upgrade old TIME, DATETIME, TIMESTAMP (handled by Field_time, Field_datetime, Field_timestamp) columns to new columns (handled by Field_timef, Field_datetimef, Field_timestampf).

      Conversion is necessary in some scenarios:

      • To import InnoDB table spaces
      • For replication purposes (as old temporal formats did not replicate fractional second precision in the data type metadata)

      Possible conversion options:

      • dump followed by restore
      • "ALTER TABLE t1 MODIFY time_column TIME", i.e. using MODIFY with "same" data type.

      Both ways are not convenient.

      We'll fix ALTER TABLE t1 FORCE to replace old temporal columns according to the current @@mysql56_temporal_format settings:

      • If @@mysql56_temporal_format is true, all TIME, DATETIME, TIMESTAMP columns will be replaced to the new format.
      • If @@mysql56_temporal_format is false, all TIME, DATETIME, TIMESTAMP columns will be replaced to the old format.

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