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Steven Hawkins commented on TEIID-4619:
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I don't see anything immediately wrong with the wrong result plan.
The inner most join does have the predicate "convert(adm.patientid,
string)=l.admissionid" which is concerning (if there is a collation issue), but seems
to return the expected rows in the grouping plan. In addition to these debug logs, can
you provide the query plans post execution that show the node row counts?
left join returns wrong results
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Key: TEIID-4619
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/TEIID-4619
Project: Teiid
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: 9.0.4
Reporter: Bram Gadeyne
Assignee: Steven Hawkins
Priority: Critical
Attachments: correct_result.txt, enclosed_queryplan.txt, wrong_result.txt
I have the following situation.
I have a temporary table #tmp_admissions that contains 8047 rows.
In this first query there are 66290 results. However if I only look at the lines for
infectionid 880 then there are only 16 lines.
{code:sql}
select l.infectionid, l.id as linkid, lc.linkcultureid, lc.responsibleculture,
lc.culturealternative, cl.sampleinsertts, cl.specimennumber,
cl.culturenumber, cl.culturename, cl.quotation, ls.material, ls.sampletime,
abr.culturenumber as abgram_culturenumber,abr.antibiogrampart, abr.resisttype,
lc.antibiogramculturenr,lc.antibiogramspecimennr,lc.antibiogramsampleinsertts
from #tmp_admissions adm
join cos2_links l on l.admissionid = cast(adm.patientid as string)
join cos2_link_culture lc on lc.linkid = l.id
left join cos2_lab_culture cl on cl.culturenumber = lc.culturenr and cl.specimennumber
= lc.culturespecimennr and cl.sampleinsertts = lc.culturesampleinsertts
left join cos2_lab_sample ls on ls.inserttime = cl.sampleinsertts and
ls.specimennumber = cl.specimennumber
left join cos2_antibiogramresistences abr on abr.specimennumber = cl.specimennumber
and abr.culturenumber = cl.culturenumber and abr.sampleinsertts = cl.sampleinsertts
{code}
This query does almost the same but returns 30 rows (and is correct).
{code:sql}
select l.infectionid, l.id as linkid, lc.linkcultureid, lc.responsibleculture,
lc.culturealternative, cl.sampleinsertts, cl.specimennumber,
cl.culturenumber, cl.culturename, cl.quotation, ls.material, ls.sampletime,
abr.culturenumber as abgram_culturenumber,abr.antibiogrampart, abr.resisttype,
lc.antibiogramculturenr,lc.antibiogramspecimennr,lc.antibiogramsampleinsertts
from cos2_links l
join cos2_link_culture lc on lc.linkid = l.id
left join cos2_lab_culture cl on cl.culturenumber = lc.culturenr and cl.specimennumber =
lc.culturespecimennr and cl.sampleinsertts = lc.culturesampleinsertts
left join cos2_lab_sample ls on ls.inserttime = cl.sampleinsertts and ls.specimennumber =
cl.specimennumber
left join cos2_antibiogramresistences abr on abr.specimennumber = cl.specimennumber and
abr.culturenumber = cl.culturenumber and abr.sampleinsertts = cl.sampleinsertts
where l.infectionid = 880
{code}
cos2_link_culture contains 2 rows for this infectionid. The left join statements should
result in 15 rows for both rows. However the left join results in the first query for the
first row are null and to my understanding ignored. I'll attach the query plans for
both queries.
I should note that there is a one to many relation between infection and admission so
therefore infectionid is for the same admission.
Strangely enough if you enclode the first query in a group by query and count the rows it
does indeed return 2 times 15 for the specific groups (see enclosed_queryplan.txt).