Yeah i noticed a bit too late, i apologize for not reading the
documentation properly.
2014/1/23 Alvaro Herrera <alvherre@2ndquadrant.com>
> marcusoverheu@gmail.com escribi=F3:
>
> > insert into uuidtest VALUES (1, 'ab15ea27-8768-4cbe-a1fb-02a2a949a34d'=
),
> > (1, '1c9e9ce5-d4d8-4a14-9eaf-929f27e09ba2');
> >
> > then
> > select * from uuidtest where auuid =3D ANY
> >
> (ARRAY['1c9e9ce5-d4d8-4a14-9eaf-929f27e09ba2','ab15ea27-8768-4cbe-a1fb-02=
a2a949a34d']::uuid[])
> > and aint =3D 1;
> > return 2 result
> > which would mean that if using not in
> >
> > select * from uuidtest where auuid !=3D ANY
> >
> (ARRAY['1c9e9ce5-d4d8-4a14-9eaf-929f27e09ba2','ab15ea27-8768-4cbe-a1fb-02=
a2a949a34d']::uuid[])
> > and aint =3D 1;
>
> Presumably you want auuid !=3D ALL (array[ .. ]) here. In the first case=
,
> each value is =3D to the value that it equals to, so both are returned.
> In the second case, each value is !=3D to the other value, so both are
> returned too.
>
> --
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