Fix: Undefined dot notation in matchKeyInQuery #5917
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* Fix: Undefined dot notation in matchKeyInQuery * fix test * fix postgres test * improve tests * FINAL test
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Fixes: #5030, #4740
Fixes an uncaught error occurs if the first part of the dot notation is undefined aka key in json didn't exist.
Thanks to @JacobJT for doing the heavy lifting.