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WARNING: unsupported expression for extractClauseFrom #30
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What is supported: simple OpExpr of the form column OPERATOR value. If you want to suppress the warning messages, you could issue a SET client_min_messages = ERROR during your PostgreSQL session, but it would suppress any log at lower levels. There is no way to get the original statement right now, and you're right that it should. Leaving this open at the moment. |
This appears related to #76 |
@rdunklau Why does Multicorn show the warning message when using
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Can we get an update on this? From what I understand, FDW should implement the full API or we can expect weird/broken behavior (especially with complicated queries). Newer versions of PostgreSQL are able to push down a growing number of operations to FDW. It may be safest to use a view or CTE to isolate a simple query against an FDW and then do anything complicated somewhere that PostgreSQL won't try to push it down to the FDW. |
I'm also running into this. The query seems to be working but throwing a very scary warning. WARNING: unsupported expression for extractClauseFrom |
Still seeing this issue as well. |
Anything new on this issue? I don't want to turn off warnings, but this warning is filling logs with junk. |
Issue is still there indeed. |
I was wondering how more complex WHERE clauses would be handled. I see they're not. That's understandable.
What's the best way to suppress the WARNING and DETAIL messages for this specific situation? Is there a way to log the original SQL statement rather than the DETAIL message?
Can you tell me more about what is and is not supported?
Thanks,
John
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