"Geoff Tolley" <[email protected]> wrote: > postgres=# SELECT 'hello' WHERE '1' IN ('1' > postgres(# '2'); Per the SQL standard, that is the same as SELECT 'hello' WHERE '1' IN ('12'); I believe that's intended to make it easier to code long string literals without creating query text which has long line lengths, but they (understandably) don't require a minimum length for the string fragments. -Kevin
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