Alvaro Herrera <alvhe...@commandprompt.com> writes:
> Tom Lane wrote:
>> I'm convinced that 8.3 has the same bug, in the sense that it could fail
>> this way if it had to revalidate a cached plan. Probably the reason you
>> didn't see it before is that 8.4 has more conditions in which it will
>> invalidate cached plans. In particular, is it possible that this
>> failure occurs when you try to call a plpgsql function that has just
>> been replaced via CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION?
> Do we have the stuff where an ANALYZE could invalidate cached plans?
That was true in 8.3, too. But it doesn't affect this particular code
path because exec_eval_simple_expr won't be used for anything that
references a table. In 8.4 you could have a plan inval on an expression
that just uses a user-defined function, but it's a lot harder to trigger
such a thing in 8.3. Which is why we didn't get reports before.
regards, tom lane
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