sql: fix panic when resolving a target on non-existent db #53137
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When trying to resolve a target on non-existent DB, we would have a nil
deference panic due to a missing error check.
Some ways that could have triggered this panic:
- Resolving {types,sequences}
- Renaming a table
Release note (bug fix): Fix a crash that may occur when referencing a
database that does not exist when trying to create a type, sequence or
when renaming a table.
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When trying to resolve a target on non-existent DB, we would have a nil
deference panic due to a missing error check.
Some ways that could have triggered this panic:
Release note (bug fix): Fix a crash that may occur when referencing a
database that does not exist when trying to create a type, sequence or
when renaming a table.