Description
When performing an aggregation with COUNT(*) or similar expressions using *, the result set includes a literal * column alongside the aggregation result. This column is meaningless in the context of an aggregation and should not be returned.
Example
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM ecommerce
Current result set:
Expected Behaviour
Only the aggregated columns should be returned:
Impact
Notes
This is related to but distinct from issue #42. Both the bucket_root and * columns should be suppressed for clean aggregation output.
Description
When performing an aggregation with
COUNT(*)or similar expressions using*, the result set includes a literal*column alongside the aggregation result. This column is meaningless in the context of an aggregation and should not be returned.Example
Current result set:
Expected Behaviour
Only the aggregated columns should be returned:
Impact
*column has no meaningful value in aggregation resultsCOUNT(*)query returns 3 columns instead of 1Notes
This is related to but distinct from issue #42. Both the
bucket_rootand*columns should be suppressed for clean aggregation output.