On Wed, 2024-02-21 at 19:13 +0000, PG Bug reporting form wrote:
> - Prior to v16, this statement would work for casting values of a k/v jsonb
> pair to an integer:
> SELECT id, mytdata.key, mytdata.value::integer
> FROM my_table as myt,
> jsonb_each_text(myt.data) as mytdata
> WHERE mytdata.key IN ( SELECT key from week_key_table
> )
>
> - Where week_key_table stores keys such as "week01", "week02", and
> "week03".
> - And where the jsonb has some keys with alphanumeric values and some keys
> with numeric values, such as: { "key_figure": "Volume", "week01": "0",
> "week02": "0", "week03": "0"}
>
> However as of v16, this same statement causes the error: 'invalid input
> syntax for type double precision: "Volume"'.
That's not a bug. PostgreSQL just chose a different execution plan
that happened to evaluate the SELECT list elements before filtering out
the rows.
Try forcing the optimizer's hand with something like
WITH elems AS MATERIALIZED (
SELECT myt.id, mytdata.key, mytdata.value
FROM my_table AS myt,
jsonb_each_text(myt.data) AS mytdata
WHERE mytdata.key IN (SELECT key FROM week_key_table)
)
SELECT id, key, value::integer
FROM elems;
Yours,
Laurenz Albe