fix(planner): fix case expr with case operator equal - #6950
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How about adding a test case in to https://github.com/datafuselabs/databend/blob/main/tests/logictest/suites/ydb/select1-1.test
select
case a+1 when b then 111 when c then 222
when d then 333 when e then 444 else 555 end as col6
from t1
order by col6;
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There are still cases with errors in the logic test that need to be handled @b41sh |
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I will fix them. |
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Summary
If the case expression has
case_value, compare it with eachwhen_valueuntil one of them is equal.Fixes #6944