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In order to avoid the need for an outer join (which mysql does not support), racedaylist.inc makes the simplifying assumption that there is always a mens first place if there were rolls [and, furthermore, if there wasn't a race, that the otherwise empty race entry (e.g. no org) for mens first place contains the relevant note as to why (e.g. "Covid" or "war years")].
Ideally, we wouldn't have a hard dependency like this on any of the race classes.
Extensive discussion of the issue is in an comment above the relevant query in racedaylist.inc
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In order to avoid the need for an outer join (which mysql does not support), racedaylist.inc makes the simplifying assumption that there is always a mens first place if there were rolls [and, furthermore, if there wasn't a race, that the otherwise empty race entry (e.g. no org) for mens first place contains the relevant note as to why (e.g. "Covid" or "war years")].
Ideally, we wouldn't have a hard dependency like this on any of the race classes.
Extensive discussion of the issue is in an comment above the relevant query in racedaylist.inc
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: