Emils Klotins (emils@grafton.lv) reports a bug with a severity of 2
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Short Description
pg7.0.2 doesnt yield match on regexps w/ many "|"
Long Description
Adding more than a very limited number of complexness to a regexp query will yield 0 rows without any error message.
The example code below shows a very small table and a regexp with multiple choices: '(word|word|word)'
as soon as another word is addded '(word|word|word|word)', OR the query changed to, for example, '(word|word|word) *',
itreturns 0 rows, although it should return the same (8 rows).
My environment: RedHat Linux 6.2 on Alpha DS10, gcc version egcs-2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2 release)
Sample Code
CREATE TABLE "test" (
"title" text
);
COPY "test" FROM stdin;
Serious Sam ceïâ pie pircçjiem
Black & White gaidîðanas svçtki
Lorgaine: The Black Standard - íeltu varoòeposs
Lorgaine: The Black Standard beta versija
Black&White tomçr neesot spiegu programma
Black & White FAQ
Black & White "ïaunais" FAQ
Black & White - pârdotâkâ spçle ASV
\.
SELECT title FROM test WHERE title ~* '(BLACK|WHITE|SERIOUS|SAM)' ;
....
(8 rows)
SELECT title FROM test WHERE title ~* '(BLACK|WHITE|SERIOUS|blah|SAM)' ;
title
-------
(0 rows)
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