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>> The fact that count(*) shows up as "count" in the field name isn't driven by
>> DBI - it's driver dependent.
>
> DBD::Pg - "count"
> DBD::Oracle - "count(*)"
> DBD::Unify - "count(*)"
> DBD::CSV - "count(*)"
> DBD::SQLite - "count(*)"
>
> So IMHO a bug in DBD::Pg.
Not so fast there. :) First, DBD::Pg is getting the column name from Postgres.
Second, it may well be that Postgres is doing it *correct* and the other
are wrong. Certainly not echoing a function's arguments as part of the column
name seems a reasonable thing to do to me, legal or not.
postgres=# select length('abcdef');
length
--------
6
mysql> select length('abcdef');
+------------------+
| length('abcdef') |
+------------------+
| 6 |
+------------------+
Well, at least they agree on the "6" :)
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