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when doing a select count(*) from table_name query on a table with no segments, the response is empty instead of 0.
This is a correct behavour for non aggregation queries but for general aggregation queries where datatype is known a default value like 0 can be returned, e.g. sum(), count(), etc when there are no segments otherwise the caller needs to handle the empty rows scenario as well to prevent result parsing failures.
I'll be happy to contribute if we can get a confirmation if this is an intended behavior or can be improved.
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when doing a
select count(*) from table_name
query on a table with no segments, the response is empty instead of 0.This is a correct behavour for non aggregation queries but for general aggregation queries where datatype is known a default value like 0 can be returned, e.g. sum(), count(), etc when there are no segments otherwise the caller needs to handle the empty rows scenario as well to prevent result parsing failures.
I'll be happy to contribute if we can get a confirmation if this is an intended behavior or can be improved.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: