> email builder:
>> it says if you use "%d" in your query and the lookup key is not in
>> the form of "u...@domain.tld" (ie local part only), then the query
>> is "suppressed".?
> 
> What is not clear about that?


1) the word "suppressed" is only slightly unclear. I just want to make sure I 
understand the usage of this language ("not executed" in my words)

2) it's not intuitive to me that the query I have given to postifx is 
conditionally executed. Generally, I would expect it to use the query in all 
cases, letting me have control over what gets selected under any circumstance. 
I guess what you're telling me is it's a known limitation of Postfix that I 
cannot have a query that tests if %d is NULL. Unless there's a good reason to 
do it that way, I'd encourage this to change in the next release


I have nicely asked if this wording is the same as "if you put %d in your query,
 the query will not get executed when the lookup key only has the local 
part." Is it that hard to confirm my question with "YES"??

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