as-services/services/hasura/migrations/default/1740733342519_aknowledge_alerting/down.sql

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PL/PgSQL

-- Could not auto-generate a down migration.
-- Please write an appropriate down migration for the SQL below:
-- CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION public.aknowledge_alerting(input_alerting_id integer, hasura_session json)
-- RETURNS SETOF alerting
-- LANGUAGE plpgsql
-- AS $function$
-- DECLARE
-- v_user_id INT;
-- v_alerting alerting%ROWTYPE;
-- BEGIN
-- -- Extract user ID from Hasura session
-- v_user_id := (hasura_session ->> 'x-hasura-user-id')::INT;
--
-- -- Validate that the alerting row belongs to the user
-- SELECT *
-- INTO v_alerting
-- FROM alerting
-- WHERE id = input_alerting_id
-- AND user_id = v_user_id;
--
-- IF NOT FOUND THEN
-- RAISE EXCEPTION 'Unauthorized operation for user %', v_user_id;
-- END IF;
--
-- -- If already acknowledged, simply return the row
-- IF v_alerting.acknowledged THEN
-- RETURN NEXT v_alerting;
-- RETURN;
-- END IF;
--
-- -- Update alert table counters based on the reason:
-- -- 'relative' increments acknowledged_relative,
-- -- 'around' increments acknowledged_around,
-- -- 'agent' or 'connect' increments acknowledged_connect,
-- -- 'self' is skipped.
-- IF v_alerting.reason = 'relative' THEN
-- UPDATE alert
-- SET acknowledged_relative = acknowledged_relative + 1
-- WHERE id = v_alerting.alert_id;
-- ELSIF v_alerting.reason = 'agent' OR v_alerting.reason = 'connect' THEN
-- UPDATE alert
-- SET acknowledged_connect = acknowledged_connect + 1
-- WHERE id = v_alerting.alert_id;
-- ELSIF v_alerting.reason = 'around' THEN
-- UPDATE alert
-- SET acknowledged_around = acknowledged_around + 1
-- WHERE id = v_alerting.alert_id;
-- ELSIF v_alerting.reason = 'self' THEN
-- -- Skip updating counters if the reason is 'self'
-- NULL;
-- ELSE
-- RAISE EXCEPTION 'Unexpected reason "%" for alerting id %', v_alerting.reason, v_alerting.id;
-- END IF;
--
-- -- Mark the alerting as acknowledged
-- UPDATE alerting
-- SET acknowledged = true
-- WHERE id = input_alerting_id;
--
-- -- Retrieve and return the updated alerting row
-- SELECT *
-- INTO v_alerting
-- FROM alerting
-- WHERE id = input_alerting_id;
--
-- RETURN NEXT v_alerting;
-- END;
-- $function$;