Device Management:
* Aggregate functions like min() always returns a row, so one must check
if the
value is NULL instead of checking for >0 rows. Somehow, the NULL value
in
PostgreSQL translates to something not-None in Python, which has no
type,
string representation but is True. This was solved by letting PSQL
decide if
the returned value was true or not. (Closes: SF#1797010)
Originator: NO
Fixed in r4227:
Device Management:
* Aggregate functions like min() always returns a row, so one must check
if the
value is NULL instead of checking for >0 rows. Somehow, the NULL value
in
PostgreSQL translates to something not-None in Python, which has no
type,
string representation but is True. This was solved by letting PSQL
decide if
the returned value was true or not. (Closes: SF#1797010)