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# rows) rather than silently returning a partial/void result.
local cr; cr=$(q_may "$HOST" "UPDATE events SET status='x' WHERE ts < date_trunc('month',now()) - interval '3 months' RETURNING id;")
assert_err "cold-tier RETURNING rejected" "cold tier" "$cr"
# An UPDATE that assigns the partition column is rejected before any tier write,
# so a cross-cutoff move can't silently lose the row (#20) and a hot→archived-
# range move can't leak the internal _events partition-routing error (#21). Both
# directions error the same way regardless of which tier the WHERE selects.
local pkc; pkc=$(q_may "$HOST" "UPDATE events SET ts=date_trunc('month',now()) - interval '1 month' WHERE ts < date_trunc('month',now()) - interval '3 months';")
assert_err "partition-key UPDATE rejected (cold→hot, #20)" "partition column" "$pkc"
local pkh; pkh=$(q_may "$HOST" "UPDATE events SET ts=date_trunc('month',now()) - interval '4 months' WHERE status='dual_upd';")
assert_err "partition-key UPDATE rejected (hot→archived, #21)" "partition column" "$pkh"
# The #21 leak specifically: the internal _events name must NOT appear in the error.
case "$pkh" in *_events*) fail "#21: internal _events name leaked in error: $pkh";; *) pass "#21: internal _events name not leaked";; esac
}

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