As you can see in the ticket you mention (see last comment), it is already
possible to do so by adding a custom version of the makemessages command in
your project.
Hope this helps,
Claude
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Hi Nigel,
Creating a subquery only looks like a good solution for a limited
number of cases. As far as I'm aware it will also change an execution plan
and can cause a performance regression in complicated queries. We also
cannot group by column aliases on Oracle as proposed in PR14251
Fuzzy matching is not useful for me and confuses my translators. I would
like to be able to pass an option to makemessages that passes the
--no-fuzzy-matching option to msgmerge to turn it off. I understand it is
useful for some people, so fuzzy matching should remain the default. I
propose all
Hello Nigel,
> I wonder if it would be possible to catch cases where a bind variable
would normally be included in both the SELECT list and the GROUP BY.
It should be possible at the compiler level which is overriddable by
backend (e.g. here's how it's done for a different purpose on MySQL back
Hi Simon,
Thanks for tracking that down. I see - an interesting problem that lacks
an obvious solution. Nevertheless, there is a generic way to deal with this
and it will optimize OK in Oracle (at least in the vast majority of cases).
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