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-- Retire the SENDGRID sender label from dtr.mail_outbox.---- SENDGRID never meant SendGrid. MailOutboxService.resolveSender() routed it to-- the Google Workspace relay, same as RELAY -- which is why outbox mail kept-- being delivered while code that injected a JavaMailSender directly failed-- against the real (and dead) SendGrid bean.---- Relabelling therefore changes no behaviour: these rows were already being sent-- through the relay. It removes a label that named a provider we do not use.---- APPLIED TO PRODUCTION (hadb1) 2026-08-31 18:10 IST.-- before: SENDGRID=5956 RELAY=0 GOOGLE=4896 (total 10852)-- after: SENDGRID=0 RELAY=5956 GOOGLE=4896 (total 10852)-- backup: dtr.mail_outbox_sendgrid_backup_20260831_1810 (5956 rows)---- The single PENDING row (id=26838) migrated cleanly and still routes to the-- relay, exactly as it would have before.-- 1. Back up what is about to change.CREATE TABLE dtr.mail_outbox_sendgrid_backup_20260831_1810 ASSELECT id, sender_type, status, created_atFROM dtr.mail_outboxWHERE sender_type = 'SENDGRID';-- 2. Relabel.UPDATE dtr.mail_outboxSET sender_type = 'RELAY'WHERE sender_type = 'SENDGRID';-- 3. Verify: expect SENDGRID=0 and only GOOGLE,RELAY remaining.SELECT sender_type, COUNT(*) FROM dtr.mail_outbox GROUP BY sender_type;-- Rollback, should it ever be needed:-- UPDATE dtr.mail_outbox o-- JOIN dtr.mail_outbox_sendgrid_backup_20260831_1810 b ON b.id = o.id-- SET o.sender_type = b.sender_type;