chore: emulate oid data type with hash function#4277
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Use the farm_fingerprint function to emulate the oid of tables, instead of using the table name directly. This ensures that the data type that is being returned is an int, which is much more like the original oid data type. Towards #4276
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Use the farm_fingerprint function to emulate the oid of tables, instead of using the table name directly. This ensures that the data type that is being returned is an int, which is much more like the original oid data type.
Towards #4276