[CALCITE-7482] Wrong variablesSet used when rewriting subquery in JOIN ON clause#4898
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silundong merged 1 commit intoapache:mainfrom Apr 22, 2026
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[CALCITE-7482] Wrong variablesSet used when rewriting subquery in JOIN ON clause#4898silundong merged 1 commit intoapache:mainfrom
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I will wait for the CI to pass to review this PR |
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@mihaibudiu Thank you. That was a code style error. |
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Well, I had approved anyway, feel free to merge |
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CALCITE-7482
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SubQueryRemoveRule.matchJoin), after collecting theCorrelationIdused in the subquery,CorrelationIdthat do not belong to the current scope are excluded.Correlate. If at this point the right side contains a subquery that references variables from the left side (i.e., in the form of a nested correlated subquery),TopDownGeneralDecorrelatorcannot be applied directly. This is because the subquery has not yet been fully removed — performing decorrelation prematurely would cause the free variables in the nested correlated subquery to be unable to locate their correspondingCorrelatein subsequent processing. Like the initial plan below: