Thank you, we figured out that, the query with lower() is taking too long
and we thought it is having some problem. The actual table in our database
has more than 10 million rows and query is taking too long.
Thanks
Yuva
-----Original Message-----
From: Yuva Chandolu
Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 3:41 PM
To: 'pgsql-hackers@postgresql.org'
Subject: [HACKERS] Problem with lower() function
Hi, We have a problem with lower() function working differently for two
different data types
table: yuva_test
column_name data_type
yt_name1 varchar(255)
yt_name2 char(1)
The data is
yt_name1 yt_name2
yuva F
bharat F
1234556 F
234 F
etc.
When we run the query "select * from yuva_test
lower(yt_name1)=lower('1234556') and lower(yt_name2)=lower('F')" it takes
forever to return, but if try "select * from yuva_test yt_name1='1234556'
and lower(yt_name2)=lower('F')" it returns immediately.
What is happenning here? Why lower behaving differently for varchar(255) and
char(1), and how to make first query to work without changing schema.
Thanks
Yuva
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