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release-23.1: sql: implement oidvectortypes builtin #109711

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@fqazi fqazi commented Aug 30, 2023

Backport 1/1 commits from #108467.

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Previously, the oidvectortypes builtin in wasn't implemented, causing a compatibility gap for tools
that need to format oidvectors. To address this, this patch adds the oidvectortypes built in.

Fixes: #107942

Release note (sql change): The oidvectortypes built-in has been implemented, which can format oidvector.

Release justification: low risk and backports a simple builtin for ORMs

Previously, the oidvectortypes builtin in wasn't implemented, causing
a compatibility gap for tools that need to format oidvectors. To
address this, this patch adds the oidvectortypes built in.

Fixes: cockroachdb#107942

Release note (sql change): The oidvectortypes built-in has been implemented,
which can format oidvector.
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