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Robert Antonucci updated CALCITE-740:
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    Description: 
Running a query with the 'where' clause:
     [[where (pop > 8000 and pop > 9000)]]
does not produce the same result as:
     [[where pop > 9000]]
instead it produces the same result as:
     [[where pop > 8000]]

This was run using calcite-mongo's zips collection.

The interpreter appears to treat the 'and' as an 'or'.  This despite the fact 
that queries like:
     [[where (pop > 8000 and pop < 9000)]]
work as you would expect.

Tried this on other data stores and did not see the same problem.  Just 
calcite-mongo.

  was:
Running a query with the 'where' clause:
     where (pop > 8000 and pop > 9000)
does not produce the same result as
     where pop > 9000
instead it produces the same result as
     where pop > 8000

This was run using calcite-mongo's zips collection.

The interpreter appears to treat the 'and' as an 'or'.  This despite the fact 
that queries like:
     where (pop > 8000 and pop < 9000)
work as you would expect.

Tried this on other data stores and did not see the same problem.  Just 
calcite-mongo.


> mongo-calcite produces incorrect results when query contains redundant 
> 'where' clauses
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: CALCITE-740
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CALCITE-740
>             Project: Calcite
>          Issue Type: Bug
>    Affects Versions: 1.2.0-incubating
>            Reporter: Robert Antonucci
>            Assignee: Julian Hyde
>
> Running a query with the 'where' clause:
>      [[where (pop > 8000 and pop > 9000)]]
> does not produce the same result as:
>      [[where pop > 9000]]
> instead it produces the same result as:
>      [[where pop > 8000]]
> This was run using calcite-mongo's zips collection.
> The interpreter appears to treat the 'and' as an 'or'.  This despite the fact 
> that queries like:
>      [[where (pop > 8000 and pop < 9000)]]
> work as you would expect.
> Tried this on other data stores and did not see the same problem.  Just 
> calcite-mongo.



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