Russell Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The Index does not store NULL values
This is false.
Though the fact that NULL values are indexed in postgres doesn't help with
this poster's actual problem.
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Okay, I've got two queries that I think the planner should reduce to be
logically equivalent but it's not happening. The example queries below have
been simplified as much as possible while still producing the problem.
What I'm trying to do is create a single prepared statement that can handle
On Sat, 2 Oct 2004 08:06 am, Ryan VanMiddlesworth wrote:
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Here is the query and EXPLAIN that runs quickly:
SELECT case_id FROM case_data
WHERE case_filed_date '2004-09-16'
AND case_filed_date '2004-09-20'
QUERY PLAN
Ryan VanMiddlesworth [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And here is the query and EXPLAIN from the version that I believe the planner
should reduce to be logically equivalent:
SELECT case_id FROM case_data
WHERE (('2004-09-16' IS NULL) OR (case_filed_date '2004-09-16'))
AND (('2004-09-20' IS
