From: | Stefan Froehlich <postgresql(at)froehlich(dot)priv(dot)at> |
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To: | pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | unable to understand query result |
Date: | 2022-07-06 09:31:20 |
Message-ID: | 20220706093120.GA11952@static.231.150.9.176.clients.your-server.de |
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I have a database returing these result sets for two almost
identical queries:
#v+
$ select id, pid, length(pid), md5(pid) from product where pid like '8000000';
id | pid | length | md5
------+---------+--------+----------------------------------
3594 | 8000000 | 7 | 60b5792913f4acbccf45c281fa9e3c9f
(1 row)
$ select id, pid, length(pid), md5(pid) from product where pid like '%8000000';
id | pid | length | md5
------+---------+--------+----------------------------------
3594 | 8000000 | 7 | 60b5792913f4acbccf45c281fa9e3c9f
722 | 8000000 | 7 | 60b5792913f4acbccf45c281fa9e3c9f
(2 rows)
#v-
There should be only one product with this id (no unique key,
because this is not a general constraint but just the current
situation), but there are two. Looking for it with query 1 I got
only one result, suspecting leading or trailing blanks I found the
other one using the wildcard.
But: What is wrong here? There must be some difference between the
two product ids, but with the same md5-hash there seems to be none.
This is by far too trivial to be a postgresql-bug, but what exactly
am I missing here?
Bye,
Stefan
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