The following bug has been logged online: Bug reference: 3914 Logged by: Marcus Torres Email address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] PostgreSQL version: 8.19 Operating system: Linux - Ubuntu Description: Self-Join Group-By Clause Produces Incorrect Results Details:
I wrote a simply self-join query to sum the transaction count of different types of records in a audit table and the result set for the different sum totals was the same, which is highly incorrect. If I copy the same records from t_audit to another table and run the same query which is not a self-join, it works....very strange Query: select a1.audit_julian_date AS DATE, t.cont_pol_name as CONT_POLICY, sum(a1.txn_count) as CONTENT_COUNT1, sum(a2.txn_count) as CONTENT_COUNT2 from t_audit a1, t_audit a2, tmp_cp_ref t where t.cont_exp_id = a1.txn_ent_id and t.cont_exp_id = a2.txn_ent_id and a1.txn_ent_id = a2.txn_ent_id and a1.audit_julian_date = a2.audit_julian_date and a1.audit_type_code = 'CONTENT_1' and a1.audit_julian_date >= 2454476 and a2.audit_type_code = 'CONTENT_2' and a2.audit_julian_date >= 2454476 GROUP BY a1.audit_julian_date, t.cont_pol_name DATE CONT_POLICY CONTENT_COUNT1 CONTENT_COUNT2 ------------------------------------------------------ 2454483|CP1|6|6 2454484|CP1|143,480|143,480 2454485|CP1|137,133|137,133 2454487|CP1|30,036|30,036 2454488|CP1|889,344|889,344 2454489|CP1|735,556|735,556 2454492|CP1|271,572|271,572 2454493|CP1|719,496|719,496 2454494|CP1|306,867|306,867 2454495|CP1|530,868|530,868 ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 5: don't forget to increase your free space map settings