Hello,
The following SQL demonstrates a crash in the backend. It occurs in both
the current Debian Linux 7.0.2 package, and in a separately compiled
version of the same.
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CREATE TABLE A
(
A INT4,
B INT4,
C INT4
);
CREATE TABLE B
(
A INT4,
B INT4,
C INT4
);
CREATE TABLE C
(
A INT4,
B INT4,
C INT4
);
/* The inserts are optional, but demonstrate that the first two queries
* produce correct results. */
INSERT INTO A VALUES (1,2,3);
INSERT INTO A VALUES (1,2,5);
INSERT INTO B VALUES (1,2,3);
INSERT INTO B VALUES (1,2,5);
INSERT INTO B VALUES (1,2,6);
INSERT INTO C VALUES (1,2,4);
/* This runs OK */
SELECT * FROM A,B,C WHERE A.A = B.A AND A.B = B.B AND A.C = B.C
AND B.A = C.A AND B.B = C.B;
/* As does this */
SELECT * FROM A JOIN B ON (A.A = B.A AND A.B = B.B AND A.C = B.C)
JOIN C ON (B.A = C.A AND B.B = C.B);
/*
* This makes the backend close the channel unexpectedly (die),
* but should be equivalent to the example using ON.
*/
SELECT * FROM A JOIN B USING (A,B,C) JOIN C USING (A,B);
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Regards,
Chris
