Fix OBJECT_ID() to exclude indexes #3495
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This commit modifies OBJECT_ID function to exclude indexes when searching for objects, ensuring that it correctly returns OIDs for constraints and other objects without mistakenly returning index OIDs. Task: JIRA-5303 Signed-off-by: Roshan Kanwar <rskanwar@amazon.com>
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Description
This commit modifies
OBJECT_IDfunction to exclude indexes when searching for objects, ensuring that it correctly returns OIDs for constraints and other objects without mistakenly returning index OIDs.Issues Resolved
JIRA-5303
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