Pascal Tufenkji wrote:
>
> SELECT distinct c.emp_id,c.institution,d.* from sip_carriere c left join
> sip_demissionaire d on d.emp_id = c.emp_id where c.emp_id = 342 ;
[snip - rows]
>
> SELECT distinct c.emp_id,c.institution,d.* from sip_carriere c left join
> sip_demissionaire d on d.emp_id = c.emp_id where c.institution = 1;
[snip - rows]
>
> BUT IF I PUT BOTH CONDITIONS
>
>
>
> SELECT distinct c.emp_id,c.institution,d.* from sip_carriere c left join
> sip_demissionaire d on d.emp_id = c.emp_id where c.emp_id = 342 and
> c.institution = 1;
[snip - no rows]
> What's the problem ?
>
> I'm sure that the problem is with the view "sip_demissionaire" cause when I
> copied its content to a temp table, the query returned a result.
> SELECT * into temp foo from sip_demissionaire ;
>
> SELECT distinct c.emp_id,c.institution,d.* from sip_carriere c left join foo
> d on d.emp_id = c.emp_id where c.emp_id = 342 and c.institution = 1;
Good testing. It looks to me like you have a corrupted index. If you run
EXPLAIN ANALYSE SELECT ... for each of your queries, you'll probably see
that the one that returns no rows is using a particular index that the
other queries aren't.
Have you had any crashes / power failures / disk errors recently?
Oh - and what version of PostgreSQL is this?
-- Richard Huxton Archonet Ltd
