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86136: backupccl: add verify_backup_table_data option to RESTORE r=dt a=msbutler Release note (sql change): this patch adds the verify_backup_table_data flag to RESTORE. When the user passes this flag, along with the required schema_only flag, a schema_only RESTORE will get run _and_ all user data will get read from external storage, checksummed, and disarded before getting written to disk. This flag provides two additional validation steps that a regular schema_only RESTORE and a SHOW BACKUP with check_files cannot provide: This RESTORE verifies that all data can get read and rekeyed to the Restoring Cluster, and that all data passes a checksum check. Release justification: low risk, high impact change to improve restore validation Co-authored-by: Michael Butler <[email protected]>
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