travis.smith@iriworldwide.com writes:
> =# explain select count(1) from (SELECT DISTINCT
> "IRI_IT_M_2782_7472_O"."ATTR_VALUE", "IRI_IT_M_2782_7472_O"."SORT_ORDER",
> "IT_DIM_IRI_7472"."M_2796_KEY", "IT_DIM_IRI_7472"."M_2782_KEY" FROM
> "IT_DIM_IRI_7472", "IRI_IT_M_2782_7472_O" WHERE
> ("IT_DIM_IRI_7472"."S_848_KEY" = 4527492) AND
> ("IT_DIM_IRI_7472"."M_2782_KEY" = "IRI_IT_M_2782_7472_O"."AVP_KEY") ORDER BY
> "IT_DIM_IRI_7472"."M_2796_KEY" ASC, "IRI_IT_M_2782_7472_O"."SORT_ORDER" ASC,
> "IT_DIM_IRI_7472"."M_2782_KEY" ASC ) t;
> ERROR: variable not found in subplan target list
What I get is
ERROR: relation "IT_DIM_IRI_7472" does not exist
LINE 4: "IT_DIM_IRI_7472", "IRI_IT_M_2782_7472_O" WHERE
^
This does indeed sound like a bug, but without a self-contained
test case, there's not a lot we can do about it.
regards, tom lane
