Validate trigger name length is not over 96 chars #3152
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We weren't enforcing any name length constraints on triggers, and when customers created triggers with very long names (i.e. over 64 characters, the MySQL limit), they could encounter problems with table schemas that don't support longer lengths.
In this change, we apply a max trigger name length of 96 characters and reject
CREATE TRIGGERstatements that create triggers with names longer than that limit. We chose 96 characters for the limit, instead of copying MySQL's 64 character limit, so that this change would not break existing applications that are creating trigger names slightly longer than MySQL's 64 character limit.