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A corrected answer must not revive the rejected variant or manufacture a vote

SQL learning-store correction · active

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In the pinned SQL learning-store methods, negative feedback first hid the original COUNT(*) pattern. Submitting corrected SUM(quantity) SQL for the same normalized question reused the old row and increased thumbs_up, reviving the rejected COUNT(*) answer. On two synthetic sales rows it returned 2 rather than the expected quantity total 12. A local candidate matched normalized question plus exact SQL string, kept the correction as another row, and made identical replay update only a timestamp rather than voting. It then retrieved the SUM result 12 while keeping negative feedback attached to the old variant. This is a distinct answer-variant/feedback identity observation extending a revision-aware-upsert analogy. Exact SQL-string identity is not semantic SQL equivalence, and successful execution still does not validate a new answer's business meaning.

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