Thread: pgbench - very minor bug fix on hash() missing argument

While doing something else, I noticed that pgbench's hash() does not fail 
gracefully:

  sh> cat hash.sql
  \set i hash()

  sh> pgbench -f hash.sql -t 1
  ...
  cannot coerce (null) to int
  client 0 aborted in command 0 (set) of script 0; evaluation of meta-command failed

The message is not very helful. With the attached one-line patch plus 
test, it is clearer:

  sh> pgbench -f hash.sql -t 1
  hash.sql:1: unexpected number of arguments (hash) in command "set"
  \set i hash()
              ^ error found here

Could be backpatched to 11 where hash was introduced.

-- 
Fabien.

On Thu, Jul 26, 2018 at 11:16:06PM -0400, Fabien COELHO wrote:
> Could be backpatched to 11 where hash was introduced.

Thanks, committed and back-patched.  I have added some tests for least()
and greatest() on the way.
--
Michael

Hello Michaël,

> Thanks, committed and back-patched.

Ok.

> I have added some tests for least() and greatest() on the way.

Good!

Thanks,

-- 
Fabien.