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Problem with SQl Where IN clause and subselect #8745
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The first query doesn't work because you are matching a
Thanks Luigi |
Hi @luigidellaquila |
I tried it with DemoDB on v 3.0.14 and it seems to work fine, maybe it's already fixed. Could you please try your dataset on latest stable? Thanks Luigi |
Hi @luigidellaquila my example was already running on 3.0.14 |
Hi @luigidellaquila |
Can you please give me more details on how to reproduce?
What is different in your case? Thanks Luigi |
Hi @luigidellaquila , |
Thank you very much, I managed to reproduce the problem. I'll try to fix it ASAP I'll keep you updated Thanks Luigi |
HI @luigidellaquila |
I just pushed a fix, it will be in the snapshot in a few minutes and will be released with v 3.0.15 Thanks Luigi |
Hi @luigidellaquila |
OrientDB Version: 3.0.14
Java Version: 1.8.x
OS: Windows
Expected behavior
See attached Screenshot from Orientdb studio
Actual behavior
See attached Screenshot from Orientdb studio
Steps to reproduce
See attached Screenshot from Orientdb studio
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