@zhyass and I found some codes may be incorrect in

https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/blob/33ffe11d0397aa6904c246172223b1da1fbcf1cc/src/Storages/MergeTree/KeyCondition.cpp#L280-L297

It tries to extract fixed prefix from the like pattern to find the range, but it's wrong, A counterexample is ：

like_pattern  -> "a%c",  the prefix will be "a" and the range will be ` Range("a", true,"b", false)` yet the String "axxxxxd" still not match match this pattern (  axxxxxd not like a%c => true  ).

`Not like` is not the reverse of `Like` in continuous key ranges.

The only special case to work fine for "not like" to range is that string pattern ends with "%" or "_" , eg:    'a%', 'a\_'

cc @alexey-milovidov 
bool contains = element.range.containsRange(*key_range);
            rpn_stack.emplace_back(intersects, !contains);
            if (element.function == RPNElement::FUNCTION_IS_NULL)
                rpn_stack.back() = !rpn_stack.back();
        }
        else if (
            element.function == RPNElement::FUNCTION_IN_SET
            || element.function == RPNElement::FUNCTION_NOT_IN_SET)
        {
            if (!element.set_index)
                throw Exception("Set for IN is not created yet", ErrorCodes::LOGICAL_ERROR);
            rpn_stack.emplace_back(element.set_index->checkInRange(hyperrectangle, data_types));
            if (element.function == RPNElement::FUNCTION_NOT_IN_SET)
                rpn_stack.back() = !rpn_stack.back();
        }
        else if (element.function == RPNElement::FUNCTION_NOT)
        {
            assert(!rpn_stack.empty());
            rpn_stack.back() = !rpn_stack.back();
        }
        else if (element.function == RPNElement::FUNCTION_AND)
        {
            assert(!rpn_stack.empty());
            auto arg1 = rpn_stack.back();
            rpn_stack.pop_back();
            auto arg2 = rpn_stack.back();
            rpn_stack.back() = arg1 & arg2;
        }
        else if (element.function == RPNElement::FUNCTION_OR)
        {