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This makes tracking the bug much easier for us, and also makes sure we won't forget. Thanks in advance.

You can find the bug report site at https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=56967&atid=482468 .

Venks wrote:

Hi,

The following query has a syntax issue. But instead of reporting the syntax error, the server crashes.

select count(*) from (select col2, count(*) as row_count from data_1to10 group by col2 order by row_count desc, col1) sq

I have attached a PERL script which can be used to generate the required data for testing. I have also attached a table definition script and the load script.

Please use the attached PERL script to generate the data as follows:

./massrecs.pl > <filename>

You will need to edit the "test_load_tables.sql" script to update the filename according to the name given.

Please let me know if you are unable to execute the test for any reason.

Thanks,

• Venkatesh

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#!/usr/bin/perl # This function generates random strings of a given length sub generate_random_string { my $length_of_randomstring=shift;# the length of # the random string to generate

    # my @chars=('A'..'Z','0'..'9','+','-',',');
    my @chars=('A'..'Z');
    my $random_string;
    foreach (1..$length_of_randomstring) 
    {
            # rand @chars will generate a random 
            # number between 0 and scalar @chars
            $random_string.=$chars[rand @chars];
    }
    return $random_string;

}

#Generate the random string my $random_string=&generate_random_string(11);

my $i; my $random_string; my $random; my $lower=10000; my $upper=99999;

# ======================================================================================== # Please change the numbers in the for loop below for controlling the ID and the row count # ========================================================================================

for ($i=1;$i<10000001;$i++) {

    $random_string=&generate_random_string(2);

    $random = int(rand( $upper-$lower+1 ) ) + $lower; 

    # printf "%28.0f\n",$random; 
    printf "$i\t$random\t$random_string\n"; 

}

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