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Dag H. Wanvik updated DERBY-4712:
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Attachment: assert-bind-opt-trees.txt
assert-bind-opt-trees.log
Attaching derby.log which dump of the query tree after bind and optimization of
a simplified query which also gives the ASSERT error, and an annotated drawing
of the query tree after bind and optimize. The drawing shows that the column
reference which gives the ASSERT during code generation points to a result
column of a result column list which has been replaced during the optimization
phases. This is the immediate cause of the error.
The column reference is part of a join condition (T2.X=1) on the outermost left
join. This has been pushed into the right side of the outermost left join so
after optimization, the predicate is part of the PRN above the inner join which
is the right side of the outermost left join.
> Complex nested joins problems
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>
> Key: DERBY-4712
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-4712
> Project: Derby
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: SQL
> Affects Versions: 10.6.1.0
> Reporter: Thomas Mueller
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: assert-bind-opt-trees.log, assert-bind-opt-trees.txt
>
>
> I ran a randomized test for nested joins against PostgreSQL, Derby, and H2,
> and found some problems with Derby. The queries below throw
> NullPointerExceptions; the last query an assertion. The test case is here:
> http://code.google.com/p/h2database/source/browse/trunk/h2/src/test/org/h2/test/db/TestNestedJoins.java
> . There are probably shorter queries that are problematic, but I can't test
> it because Derby closes the connection after the assertion.
> create table t0(x int);
> create table t1(x int);
> create table t2(x int);
> create table t3(x int);
> create table t4(x int);
> insert into t4 values(0);
> insert into t4 values(1);
> insert into t4 values(2);
> insert into t4 values(3);
> create table t5(x int);
> insert into t5 values(0);
> insert into t5 values(1);
> insert into t5 values(2);
> insert into t5 values(3);
> insert into t5 values(4);
> create table t6(x int);
> insert into t6 values(0);
> insert into t6 values(1);
> insert into t6 values(2);
> insert into t6 values(3);
> insert into t6 values(4);
> insert into t6 values(5);
> create table t7(x int);
> insert into t7 values(0);
> insert into t7 values(1);
> insert into t7 values(2);
> insert into t7 values(3);
> insert into t7 values(4);
> insert into t7 values(5);
> insert into t7 values(6);
> create table t8(x int);
> insert into t8 values(0);
> insert into t8 values(1);
> insert into t8 values(2);
> insert into t8 values(3);
> insert into t8 values(4);
> insert into t8 values(5);
> insert into t8 values(6);
> insert into t8 values(7);
> create table t9(x int);
> insert into t9 values(0);
> insert into t9 values(1);
> insert into t9 values(2);
> insert into t9 values(3);
> insert into t9 values(4);
> insert into t9 values(5);
> insert into t9 values(6);
> insert into t9 values(7);
> insert into t9 values(8);
> insert into t0 values(1);
> insert into t1 values(2);
> insert into t0 values(3);
> insert into t1 values(3);
> insert into t2 values(4);
> insert into t0 values(5);
> insert into t2 values(5);
> insert into t1 values(6);
> insert into t2 values(6);
> insert into t0 values(7);
> insert into t1 values(7);
> insert into t2 values(7);
> insert into t3 values(8);
> insert into t0 values(9);
> insert into t3 values(9);
> insert into t1 values(10);
> insert into t3 values(10);
> insert into t0 values(11);
> insert into t1 values(11);
> insert into t3 values(11);
> insert into t2 values(12);
> insert into t3 values(12);
> insert into t0 values(13);
> insert into t2 values(13);
> insert into t3 values(13);
> insert into t1 values(14);
> insert into t2 values(14);
> insert into t3 values(14);
> insert into t0 values(15);
> insert into t1 values(15);
> insert into t2 values(15);
> insert into t3 values(15);
> select t0.x , t1.x , t2.x , t3.x , t4.x , t5.x , t6.x , t7.x , t8.x from
> (((t0 inner join ((t1 right outer join (t2 inner join t3 on t2.x = t3.x ) on
> t1.x = t2.x ) left outer join (t4 inner join t5 on t4.x = t5.x ) on t1.x =
> t4.x ) on t0.x = t2.x ) left outer join (t6 inner join t7 on t6.x = t7.x ) on
> t1.x = t6.x ) inner join t8 on t5.x = t8.x );
> select t0.x , t1.x , t2.x , t3.x , t4.x , t5.x , t6.x , t7.x from ((t0 right
> outer join t1 on t0.x = t1.x ) inner join (((t2 inner join (t3 left outer
> join t4 on t3.x = t4.x ) on t2.x = t3.x ) right outer join t5 on t2.x = t5.x
> ) left outer join (t6 inner join t7 on t6.x = t7.x ) on t4.x = t6.x ) on t0.x
> = t5.x );
> select t0.x , t1.x , t2.x , t3.x , t4.x , t5.x , t6.x , t7.x from ((((t0 left
> outer join t1 on t0.x = t1.x ) right outer join t2 on t0.x = t2.x ) right
> outer join t3 on t0.x = t3.x ) inner join ((t4 inner join t5 on t4.x = t5.x )
> right outer join (t6 right outer join t7 on t6.x = t7.x ) on t4.x = t6.x ) on
> t1.x = t4.x );
> select t0.x , t1.x , t2.x , t3.x , t4.x , t5.x from (((t0 inner join t1 on
> t0.x = t1.x ) right outer join (t2 right outer join t3 on t2.x = t3.x ) on
> t0.x = t2.x ) inner join (t4 left outer join t5 on t4.x = t5.x ) on t1.x =
> t4.x );
> select t0.x , t1.x , t2.x , t3.x , t4.x , t5.x , t6.x from ((t0 right outer
> join (t1 right outer join (t2 left outer join (t3 left outer join t4 on t3.x
> = t4.x ) on t2.x = t3.x ) on t1.x = t3.x ) on t0.x = t1.x ) left outer join
> (t5 inner join t6 on t5.x = t6.x ) on t2.x = t5.x );
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