Remove order by clause from the item count query. #348
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garak
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src/Knp/Component/Pager/Event/Subscriber/Paginate/Doctrine/DBALQueryBuilderSubscriber.php
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I've removed the white space change. I've added another test for the group by situation and it is passing. I believe the change should not cause and regression issues for that. |
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SQL Server does not allow ORDER BY clauses in sub-queries unless they are limited by a TOP / OFFSET clause which we don't want to do when getting an item count.
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SQL Server does not allow ORDER BY clauses in sub-queries unless they are limited by a TOP / OFFSET clause which we don't want to do when getting an item count.