Re: Partition Pruning
The problem is that TO_DAYS() of an invalid date is NULL. 2010-02-31 is between 2010-02-01 and 2010-03-01, and TO_DAYS('2010-02-31') is NULL which is contained in the first partition, so that partition must also be searched.
What could be done is to add an optimization in the range pruning step to see that there are no possible 'invalid' dates in the range, and then skip the first (NULL) partition. (Feel free to add a feature request in bugs.mysql.com, not as a bug, since it is not: see bug#49754 :)
So currently the workaround is to create a specific first partition to contain all these invalid dates to speed up the search.
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