regression test using psql and grep

• Informador: fujii_masao
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Details Responder

Hi,

\! psql contrib_regression -c "/*+IndexScan(ti1 ti1_pred)*/ EXPLAIN (COSTS true) SELECT * FROM s1.ti1 WHERE c1 = 100" | grep -v "Planning time:"

I found that the regression test (e.g., ut-S.sql) tries to filter out the line containing "Planning time:" from the result of EXPLAIN command, in several places. But ISTM that this filtering is NOT necessary because EXPLAIN basically doesn't output that line (but EXPLAIN ANALYZE does, though).

Therefore, shouldn't we remove psql and grep parts from the tests like the above and just execute EXPLAIN command?

Regards,

Ticket History (3/3 Histories)

2016-04-22 14:15 Updated by: fujii_masao

• New Ticket "regression test using psql and grep" created

2016-04-22 14:16 Updated by: fujii_masao

• Tipo Update from Feature Requests to Patches

2016-04-26 18:13 Updated by: horiguti

Comentario Responder

You're right. This is added in the commit 7cd601eb6e8d0dfa9ce9757626ac2c279698a4c7, where it supported 9.4 beta 2. Since that version of PostgreSQL emitted the "Planning time" for (COSTS true), the regression was changed so but it had been changed to the current shape as of 9.4.0 release. As the result, no release version of PostgreSQL emits "Planning time" for (COSTS true) so the greps should be removed.