Some of the frequently updated tables i.e. `relations` need to have their primary key column `id` switched from `integer` to `bigint` to avoid an Begin of the insertionoverflow.End of the insertion Begin of the deletion overflow. End of the deletion

* Begin of the insertion[x]  UpdateEnd of the insertion Begin of the deletion [ ] UpdateEnd of the deletion the primary key type
* Begin of the insertion[x]  UpdateEnd of the insertion Begin of the deletion [ ] UpdateEnd of the deletion the accompanying sequence

On a customer database, the primary key is at 1.4 \* 10 ^ 9 which is over half of what `integer` [supports](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/13/datatype-numeric.html)