Two WHERE on a query with no errors (and no effect)

[javier]

Describe the bug

I found a case in which by mistake I added a second WHERE to a query where I already had one. To my surprise, the parser didn't complain and the query was executed, just ignoring the second condition (which should have been an AND instead)

WITH averaged AS (
 SELECT timestamp, price, avg(price) OVER (PARTITION BY symbol order by timestamp RANGE BETWEEN '7' DAY PRECEDING AND CURRENT ROW) as moving_avg
    FROM trades
    WHERE symbol = 'BTC-USD' and timestamp > dateadd('d', -97, NOW())
)
SELECT * from averaged where timestamp > dateadd('d', -90, NOW()) where abs(moving_avg - price) > 2000
; 

To reproduce

Go to questdb demo site and execute this

WITH averaged AS (
 SELECT timestamp, price, avg(price) OVER (PARTITION BY symbol order by timestamp RANGE BETWEEN '7' DAY PRECEDING AND CURRENT ROW) as moving_avg
    FROM trades
    WHERE symbol = 'BTC-USD' and timestamp > dateadd('d', -97, NOW())
)
SELECT * from averaged where timestamp > dateadd('d', -90, NOW()) where abs(moving_avg - price) > 2000
; 

Expected Behavior

Parser should throw an error. It should point out that an extra WHERE is there. The user should replace it by an AND, and the query should then execute.

Environment

- **QuestDB version**: 7.3.4
- **OS**: linux (demo site at demo.questdb.io)
- **Browser**:

Additional context

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