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[BUG] Add over clause in read_sql percentile reads #3094
[BUG] Add over clause in read_sql percentile reads #3094
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SQL server only accepts values in
case when then
clauses, so it was failing on theif_else
pushdowns test, because we test with conditional expressions inside theif_else
branches.I think it's better to just remove it, the benefit of having if_else pushdowns in read_sql is probably not much at all, and i'd instead rather just avoid having this be a bug in the future.
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lol
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SQL server only accepts equality based comparisons on bools, e.g.
bool_col = True
orbool_col != True
.In fact, we shouldn't even need to test comparisons on bools other than
=
and!=
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Nit for the test file, not necessarily for this PR. But not-equal is typically
<>
in sql, so maybe we should test that too.