refactor: unify replace count(*) analyzer by removing it in sql crate #6660
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fix: CountWildcardRule ignore Expr::Alias
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| "Plan(\"HAVING clause references non-aggregate values: \ | ||
| Expression person.first_name could not be resolved from available columns: \ | ||
| COUNT(UInt8(1))\")", | ||
| COUNT(*)\")", |
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sql-crate don't replace count(*).
we use rule to replace unified count(*).
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It makes a lot of sense to me to use a rewrite that is in the optimizer (so it happens as part of any plan, not just SQL plans). Thanks @jackwener
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