SQL like:produces *ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException* in /QueryRecord /in /Nifi 1.13.2/with a simple CSV records like:More investigation:SQL like:works fine and produces output like:The only difference in those SQLs is the column used for the group by and in subqueries (slot1 vs slot2). To be more precise, it is the column location in incoming CSV that makes the difference together with the group by sentence. The exception in the logs is:Index in error /"java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 3"/ actually depends on how many columns there are in group by sentence. So things get more interesting when you add more columns to group by. For example:works again. Notice that now there are four columns in group by and slot2 in CSV record is the fourth column!Or actually, it looks like it is working while in real life it is not as if you change to CSV to be like (last three columns are not numbers anymore but letters): you will see an error like this in logs:So now slot2 column in sub-queries is actually referring to slot5 (defined in the group by) which is not a number and giving an error. With some type of data SQL might seem to work but are actually using data from the wrong columns! These could be very hard to find types of errors as no exceptions are thrown but calculations can be wrong. This can be easily seen when changing CSV to be like:and SQL like this:and then no errors are thrown but the result is not correct:My interpretation is that there is a severe bug in *QueryRecord processor* when using sub-queries. Columns which should be referenced in records are mixed with columns in group by sentence!Here is Nifi template where this can be verified: QueryRecordTest.xml <http://apache-nifi-users-list.2361937.n4.nabble.com/file/t1093/QueryRecordTest.xml>
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