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Ashutosh Chauhan resolved HIVE-9146.
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       Resolution: Fixed
    Fix Version/s: 0.14.0
         Assignee: Ashutosh Chauhan

Fixed via HIVE-8298

> Query with left joins produces wrong result when join condition is written in 
> different order
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>
>                 Key: HIVE-9146
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-9146
>             Project: Hive
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Logical Optimizer
>    Affects Versions: 0.13.1
>            Reporter: Kamil Gorlo
>            Assignee: Ashutosh Chauhan
>             Fix For: 0.14.0
>
>
> I have two queries which should be equal (I only swap two join conditions) 
> but they are not. They are simplest queries I could produce to reproduce bug.
> I have two simple tables:
> desc kgorlo_comm;
> | col_name  | data_type  | comment  |
> | id        | bigint     |          |
> | dest_id   | bigint     |          |
> desc kgorlo_log; 
> | col_name  | data_type  | comment  |
> | id        | bigint     |          |
> | dest_id   | bigint     |          |
> | tstamp    | bigint     |          |
> With data:
> select * from kgorlo_comm; 
> | kgorlo_comm.id  | kgorlo_comm.dest_id  |
> | 1               | 2                    |
> | 2               | 1                    |
> | 1               | 3                    |
> | 2               | 3                    |
> | 3               | 5                    |
> | 4               | 5                    |
> select * from kgorlo_log; 
> | kgorlo_log.id  | kgorlo_log.dest_id  | kgorlo_log.tstamp  |
> | 1              | 2                   | 0                  |
> | 1              | 3                   | 0                  |
> | 1              | 5                   | 0                  |
> | 3              | 1                   | 0                  |
> And when I run this query (query no. 1):
> {quote}
> select log.id, log.dest_id, com1.msgs, com2.msgs from kgorlo_log log
> left outer join (select id, dest_id, count( * ) as msgs from kgorlo_comm 
> group by id, dest_id)com1 on com1.id=log.id and com1.dest_id=log.dest_id
> left outer join (select id, dest_id, count( * ) as msgs from kgorlo_comm 
> group by id, dest_id)com2 on com2.dest_id=log.id and com2.id=log.dest_id;
> {quote}
> I get result (which is correct):
> | log.id  | log.dest_id  | com1.msgs  | com2.msgs  |
> | 1       | 2            | 1          | 1          |
> | 1       | 3            | 1          | NULL       |
> | 1       | 5            | NULL       | NULL       |
> | 3       | 1            | NULL       | 1          |
> But when I run second query (query no. 2):
> {quote}
> select log.id, log.dest_id, com1.msgs, com2.msgs from kgorlo_log log
> left outer join (select id, dest_id, count( * ) as msgs from kgorlo_comm 
> group by id, dest_id)com1 on com1.id=log.id and com1.dest_id=log.dest_id
> left outer join (select id, dest_id, count( * ) as msgs from kgorlo_comm 
> group by id, dest_id)com2 on com2.id=log.dest_id and com2.dest_id=log.id;
> {quote}
> I get different (and bad, in my opinion) result:
> |log.id | log.dest_id | com1.msgs | com2.msgs|
> |1|2|1|1|
> |1|3|1|1|
> |1|5|NULL|NULL|
> |3|1|NULL|NULL|
> Query no. 1 and query no. 2 are different in only one place, it is second 
> join condition:
> bf. com2.dest_id=log.id and com2.id=log.dest_id
> vs
> bf. com2.id=log.dest_id and com2.dest_id=log.id
> which in my opinion are equal.
> Explains for both queries are of course slightly different (columns are 
> swapped) and they are here:
> https://gist.github.com/kgs/399ad7ca2c481bd2c018 (query no. 1, good)
> https://gist.github.com/kgs/bfb3216f0f1fbc28037e (query no. 2, bad)



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