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Previously, CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER returned an unimplemented error. This commit implements the feature by resolving any existing trigger with the same name on the table and dropping it before creating the replacement trigger with a new trigger ID. The approach follows the same pattern as DropTrigger: only the Trigger and TriggerDeps elements are explicitly dropped, and the dependent elements (TriggerName, TriggerEnabled, TriggerTiming, etc.) are cleaned up by the existing dependency rules. A new trigger ID is allocated for the replacement because the declarative schema changer does not allow re-adding an element with the same key as one dropped in the same transaction. The intermediate drop is safe because triggers cannot have dependents (nothing depends on a trigger), so there is no cascade concern. Fixes: cockroachdb#128422 Release note (sql change): CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER is now supported. If a trigger with the same name already exists on the same table, it is replaced with the new definition. If no trigger with that name exists, a new trigger is created. Epic: None Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Previously, CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER returned an unimplemented error. This commit implements the feature by resolving any existing trigger with the same name on the table and dropping it before creating the replacement trigger with a new trigger ID.
The approach follows the same pattern as DropTrigger: only the Trigger and TriggerDeps elements are explicitly dropped, and the dependent elements (TriggerName, TriggerEnabled, TriggerTiming, etc.) are cleaned up by the existing dependency rules. A new trigger ID is allocated for the replacement because the declarative schema changer does not allow re-adding an element with the same key as one dropped in the same transaction.
The intermediate drop is safe because triggers cannot have dependents (nothing depends on a trigger), so there is no cascade concern.
Fixes: #128422
Release note (sql change): CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER is now supported. If a trigger with the same name already exists on the same table, it is replaced with the new definition. If no trigger with that name exists, a new trigger is created.