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[GitHub] [druid] gianm commented on issue #13152: Unsatisfiable WHERE clause leads to exception instead of empty result

gianm commented on issue #13152:
URL: https://github.com/apache/druid/issues/13152#issuecomment-1270569834

   Good question. That's another reason that little sketch isn't ready to be a PR 🙂
   
   I think the answer is, if there's a limit then it's done by stableLimitingSort. If there's no limit then I don't see that it actually does get sorted. That'd need to change. 
   
   Your idea sounds good. What would we do if there's no limit? Ideally, since it's inline data and it's not likely to be very big, we sort it anyway. It could be done either in the mergeRunners call, or in the runner created by createRunner (since there's only one runner for inline data). Wondering what you think. 


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