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The following command should either produce an error, or return a value of 0 since no index was dropped:
value
0
DROP INDEX DefinitelyDoesNotExist
The above command returns value: 1, the same as if an index was actually dropped.
value: 1
Just run the above command.
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Hi @obi1kenobi
I just pushed a fix, now the DROP INDEX statement returns zero if no indexes were dropped.
Thanks
Luigi
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OrientDB Version: 2.2.30
Java Version: OpenJDK 8
OS: Linux
Expected behavior
The following command should either produce an error, or return a
value
of0
since no index was dropped:Actual behavior
The above command returns
value: 1
, the same as if an index was actually dropped.Steps to reproduce
Just run the above command.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: