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ORDER BY does not throw an error if a non-existent column is supplied. One would expect similar behavior to supplying a non-existent column to GROUP BY, which results in the following error:
ErrColumnNotFound=errors.NewKind("column %q could not be found in any table in scope")
Attached is a patch that may be applied to the latest as of the time of this issue filing. This adds a few lines to the TestOrderByGroupBy test that checks for an error to be returned when a non-existent column is supplied.
ORDER BY
does not throw an error if a non-existent column is supplied. One would expect similar behavior to supplying a non-existent column toGROUP BY
, which results in the following error:Attached is a patch that may be applied to the latest as of the time of this issue filing. This adds a few lines to the
TestOrderByGroupBy
test that checks for an error to be returned when a non-existent column is supplied.patch.txt
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