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Describe the bug
If I have a select statement which returns values from subqueries, I'd expect it to return a single value when there's a single matching row and throw an error when there are multiple rows - this is what Postgres does.
To Reproduce
This SQL returns a row with two values in Postgres.
insert into foo(x,y) values (3,4);
select
(select x from foo),
(select y from foo);
but in Pg-Mem it returns [3] rather than 3 and [4] rather than 4
In Pg-Mem this SQL returns [3,5], [4,6] where as Postgres throws the error ERROR: more than one row returned by a subquery used as an expression
insert into foo(x,y) values (3,4);
insert into foo(x,y) values (5,6);
select
(select x from foo),
(select y from foo);
pg-mem version
2.9.1 (also reproducible on sandbox at time of writing)
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