Hi Tom,
Tom Lane wrote:
> > ERROR: ExecEvalAggref: no aggregates in this expression context
> > Does it mean that there aren't any aggregate in the expression
> > context when there should be.
> Yup. ExecEvalAggref is supposed to fetch the result of a (previously
> computed) aggregate function. It's unhappy because it's not finding
> anything to return. This is a bug --- can we see a complete example
> that causes it?
The view that I am experiencing this error on is rather nasty, so
much so that I am going to solve the problem it was supposed to
solve in another way.
On another (possibly related) note, the same view seems to pose
problems when I do a 'SELECT count(*) from view_name'.
If I do a 'SELECT * from view_name' and get 8 rows of data, when Ido a 'SELECT count(*) from view_name' I get 8 rows of
the
number 1 returned.
In any case I'll try and distill both of these down to a slightly
less horrific testcase and send it in.
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