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ATTACH partition indexes to its parent index
In GPDB 7+, partition tables have been heavily changed. Along with the partition tables themselves, the partition indexes are also now structured differently. We now must attach partition indexes to parent partition index. Topological sorting of indexes is done to ensure that a parent index is printed before its child partition indexes. Co-authored-by: Kevin Yeap <kyeap@vmware.com> Co-authored-by: Andrew Repp <reppa@vmware.com>
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