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Use PERFORM within PL/pgSQL block to discard result #1092

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Fixes: #1089

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@austindrenski austindrenski merged commit f9e62e5 into npgsql:dev Oct 28, 2019
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Backported to 3.0.2 via a4e719b.

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roji commented Oct 28, 2019

Thanks @austindrenski!

Can you please confirm that you've done an actual test of this migration scenario, to make sure the SQL work correctly? No need for an automated test, just an actual test once?

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This reverts commit f9e62e5.

Fixes #1154

(cherry picked from commit 6786e9c)
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This reverts commit f9e62e5.

Fixes #1154

(cherry picked from commit 6786e9c)
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Select used instead of Perform in migration causes issues when executing the migration SQL via PSQL
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