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fatkun commented on HIVE-11335:
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thanks, I test the patch in 1.1.0, It's OK now.

> Multi-Join Inner Query producing incorrect results
> --------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HIVE-11335
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-11335
>             Project: Hive
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Query Planning
>    Affects Versions: 1.1.0
>         Environment: CDH5.4.0
>            Reporter: fatkun
>            Assignee: Jesus Camacho Rodriguez
>         Attachments: query1.txt, query2.txt
>
>
> test step
> {code}
> create table log (uid string, uid2 string);
> insert into log values ('1', '1');
> create table user (uid string, name string);
> insert into user values ('1', "test1");
> {code}
> (Query1)
> {code}
> select b.name, c.name from log a
>  left outer join (select uid, name from user) b on (a.uid=b.uid)
>  left outer join user c on (a.uid2=c.uid);
> {code}
> return wrong result:
> 1     test1
> It should be both return test1
> (Query2)I try to find error, if I use this query, return right result.(join 
> key different)
> {code}
> select b.name, c.name from log a
>  left outer join (select uid, name from user) b on (a.uid=b.uid)
>  left outer join user c on (a.uid=c.uid);
> {code}
> The explain is different,Query1 only select one colum. It should select uid 
> and name.
> {code}
>         b:user 
>           TableScan
>             alias: user
>             Statistics: Num rows: 1 Data size: 7 Basic stats: COMPLETE Column 
> stats: NONE
>             Select Operator
>               expressions: uid (type: string)
>               outputColumnNames: _col0
> {code}
> It may relate HIVE-10996
> =========UPDATE1===================
> (Query3) this query return correct result
> {code}
> select b.name, c.name from log a
>  left outer join (select user.uid, user.name from user) b on (a.uid=b.uid)
>  left outer join user c on (a.uid2=c.uid);
> {code}
> the operator tree
> TS[0]-SEL[1]-RS[5]-JOIN[6]-RS[7]-JOIN[9]-SEL[10]-FS[11]
> TS[2]-RS[4]-JOIN[6]
> TS[3]-RS[8]-JOIN[9]
> the Query1 SEL[1] rowSchema is wrong, cannot detect the tabAlias



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