Tom Lane wrote:
> "Magnus Naeslund(f)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> SELECT DISTINCT
>> *
>> FROM
>> (
>> SELECT
>> vtgm.snicker_id
>> FROM snicker_group_mapping vtgm
>> WHERE exists
>> (
>> SELECT
>> *
>> FROM snicker_group vtg
>> WHERE vtgm.snicker_group_id = vtg.id
>> AND lower(vtg.title) ~* 'test'
>> )
>> UNION
>> SELECT
>> snicker.id
>> FROM snicker
>> WHERE lower(snicker.name_singular) ~* 'test'
>> OR lower(snicker.name_plural) ~* 'test'
>> ) AS vt_id
>> WHERE vt_id is not null;
>
> While the crash is certainly a bug, the answer is going to be "don't do
> that". Testing a whole record for null-ness is not meaningful.
>
Yep, my "workaround" (or bugfix) was to push that null test infront of
the exists. Also I might not need the surrounding distinct either,
doesn't union make the result distinct?
So if I would like to do the test after the union, I should add "AS xxx"
on both union queries and then "vt_id.xxx is not null", right ?
Regards,
Magnus
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