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Sreeharsha Ramanavarapu authored
LEFT JOIN(SUBQUERY) AND ORDER BY Issue: ------ This bug can occur when: - there is more than one inner tables in the join nest. - an Item_direct_view_ref object references a column from a const (system) table. This has caused the following regressions : Bug# 26596977, Bug# 26616066 and Bug# 26618455 Fix for 8.0: ----------- When the object is of type FIELD_ITEM (i.e. belongs to a table), Item_direct_view_ref::used_tables should return the related table's map. In other cases it returns the first inner table's map. Fix for 5.7: ------------ The function Item_direct_view_ref::used_tables has been removed and the fix will limited to handle the problem in temporary tables. While creating fields for the temporary table, consider field as constant only if: 1) The item is constant and 1a) Isn't part of a derived table (or view). OR 1b) The item belongs to a derived table (or view) and it doesn't belong to an inner table of an outer join.
Sreeharsha Ramanavarapu authoredLEFT JOIN(SUBQUERY) AND ORDER BY Issue: ------ This bug can occur when: - there is more than one inner tables in the join nest. - an Item_direct_view_ref object references a column from a const (system) table. This has caused the following regressions : Bug# 26596977, Bug# 26616066 and Bug# 26618455 Fix for 8.0: ----------- When the object is of type FIELD_ITEM (i.e. belongs to a table), Item_direct_view_ref::used_tables should return the related table's map. In other cases it returns the first inner table's map. Fix for 5.7: ------------ The function Item_direct_view_ref::used_tables has been removed and the fix will limited to handle the problem in temporary tables. While creating fields for the temporary table, consider field as constant only if: 1) The item is constant and 1a) Isn't part of a derived table (or view). OR 1b) The item belongs to a derived table (or view) and it doesn't belong to an inner table of an outer join.
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