Closed lordpretzel closed 11 months ago
When a nested query contains a join, then the attributes referenced in the join condition do not get correctly set (test in branch . An example
SELECT * FROM r WHERE EXISTS (SELECT x.a FROM r x JOIN r y ON (x.a = y.a));
DEBUG(analyze_oracle.c:927) finished adapting attr refs in join conds: ( {FROMJOINEXPR name: "(null)" attrNames: ( "A" "B" "A" "B" ) provInfo: <> dataTypes: (i0 i0 i0 i0 ) left: {FROMTABLEREF name: "X" attrNames: ( "A" "B" ) provInfo: <> dataTypes: (i0 i0 ) tableId: "R" } right: {FROMTABLEREF name: "Y" attrNames: ( "A" "B" ) provInfo: <> dataTypes: (i0 i0 ) tableId: "R" } joinType: JOIN_INNER - 0 joinCond: JOIN_COND_ON - 0 cond: {OPERATOR name: "=" args: ( {ATTRIBUTE_REFERENCE name: "A" fromClauseItem: 0 attrPosition: 0 outerLevelsUp: 1 attrType: DT_INT - 0 } {ATTRIBUTE_REFERENCE name: "A" fromClauseItem: 1 attrPosition: 0 outerLevelsUp: 1 attrType: DT_INT - 0 } ) } } )
When a nested query contains a join, then the attributes referenced in the join condition do not get correctly set (test in branch . An example