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"MIDRANGE-L" <midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote on 07/16/2015 04:48:30
PM:


The "This" seems to imply the above statement using the VALUES row
clause, but the column in the expression was RAMT instead of AMOUNT and
was unnamed, although the NTE was identified with HalfList; i.e. there
is no HalfAmount named. Perhaps the following [with both a more
explicit column-list selection asking for all columns from each
table-reference vs all from the result-set, and explicit column naming
hoping to make the additional result-column more conspicuous]?:

select INVOICE.*, halflist.*
from INVOICE
, lateral (values(INVOICE.ramt/2)) as halflist (HalfAmount)

Thank you. That works! I was converting my actual query, into something I
thought would be more readable, and I forgot to change the RAMT to Amount.


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