On 5 May 2017 at 02:12, Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:
> bashtanov@imap.cc writes:
>> Do blackbox-style subplans, such as subqueries with grouping, share only the
>> resulting stream order info with the enclosing query, not the equivalence
>> classes?
>
> Yes, see convert_subquery_pathkeys().
Not as a back-patchable fix, but I wonder if we couldn't improve this
situation by having pathkey_is_redundant() not throw pathkeys with a
constant in their eclass away, but rather keep these around as "no-op
pathkeys".
It would make the logic in compare_pathkeys() a bit more tricky, but
maybe it could be manageable if we kept the no-op pathkeys in a
separate list, and only lookup the pathkey in that list when the
pathkeys being compared are not the same. If it's in the no-op list,
then we can skip to the next path key after the no-op one. Although
I'm not quite sure in what cases PATHKEYS_EQUAL would be returned.
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