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A CQ like SELECT MEAN(value1), MEAN(value2) FROM... writes a single column to the result series, called mean. If an AS alias is used both values are successfully written.
We could throw a parser error when multiple identical functions are used without an explicit alias, or we could write the values into the new series as mean_value1, mean_value2. Not sure if there are other fixes that make sense.
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From #3469 (comment).
A CQ like
SELECT MEAN(value1), MEAN(value2) FROM...
writes a single column to the result series, calledmean
. If anAS
alias is used both values are successfully written.We could throw a parser error when multiple identical functions are used without an explicit alias, or we could write the values into the new series as
mean_value1
,mean_value2
. Not sure if there are other fixes that make sense.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: