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Add a table to record listen history deletion (#3188)
* Add a table to record listen history deletion It is possible for users' to delete their entire listen history in one command, instead of individually deleting every listen. To handle this spark, record the user_id and the max created value until which listens have been deleted.
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admin/timescale/updates/2025-02-19-add-user-listen-history-delete.sql
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CREATE TABLE deleted_user_listen_history ( | ||
id INTEGER GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY NOT NULL, | ||
user_id INTEGER NOT NULL, | ||
max_created TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE NOT NULL | ||
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COMMIT; |
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