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Steven Hawkins commented on TEIID-2569:
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I don't think the last query is correct as support inner joins is also disabled in
this case correct?
Inefficient Outer Join compensation when translator restricted on KEY
based joins
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Key: TEIID-2569
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/TEIID-2569
Project: Teiid
Issue Type: Enhancement
Components: Query Engine
Reporter: Ramesh Reddy
Assignee: Steven Hawkins
When the following capabilities are set on ExecutionFactory
{code}
setSupportsOuterJoins(true);
setSupportedJoinCriteria(SupportedJoinCriteria.KEY);
{code}
A three table JOIN like
{code}
select G1.e1, G2.e1, G3.e1 from G1, G2, G3 where G1.e1=G2.e2 and G2.e2 = G3.e3
{code}
gets pushed to translator as two separate queries like
{code}
SELECT G3.e3 AS c_0, G3.e1 AS c_1 FROM G3 ORDER BY c_0
SELECT G2.e2 AS c_0, G1.e1 AS c_1, G2.e1 AS c_2 FROM G1 LEFT OUTER JOIN G2 ON G1.e1 =
G2.e2 WHERE G2.e2 IS NOT NULL ORDER BY c_0
{code}
instead of of one query which should be like
{code}
SELECT G1.e1, G2.e1, G3.e1 FROM G1 INNER JOIN G2 ON G1.e1 = G2.e2 INNER JOIN G3 ON G2.e2
= G3.e3
{code}
When the key restriction is removed, it works fine, which should be un-related.
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