citus/src/test/regress/sql/multi_join_pruning.sql

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--
-- MULTI_JOIN_PRUNING
--
-- Check that join-pruning works for joins between two relations. For now
-- we only check for join-pruning between locally partitioned relations. In the
-- future we want to check for pruning between re-partitioned relations as well.
SET citus.explain_distributed_queries TO off;
SET client_min_messages TO DEBUG2;
SELECT sum(l_linenumber), avg(l_linenumber) FROM lineitem, orders
WHERE l_orderkey = o_orderkey;
SELECT sum(l_linenumber), avg(l_linenumber) FROM lineitem, orders
WHERE l_orderkey = o_orderkey AND l_orderkey > 9030;
-- Shards for the lineitem table have been pruned away. Check that join pruning
-- works as expected in this case.
SELECT sum(l_linenumber), avg(l_linenumber) FROM lineitem, orders
WHERE l_orderkey = o_orderkey AND l_orderkey > 20000;
-- Partition pruning left three shards for the lineitem and one shard for the
-- orders table. These shard sets don't overlap, so join pruning should prune
-- out all the shards, and leave us with an empty task list.
SELECT sum(l_linenumber), avg(l_linenumber) FROM lineitem, orders
WHERE l_orderkey = o_orderkey AND l_orderkey > 6000 AND o_orderkey < 6000;
-- Make sure that we can handle filters without a column
SELECT sum(l_linenumber), avg(l_linenumber) FROM lineitem, orders
WHERE l_orderkey = o_orderkey AND false;
SELECT sum(l_linenumber), avg(l_linenumber)
FROM lineitem INNER JOIN orders ON (l_orderkey = o_orderkey)
WHERE false;
-- These tests check that we can do join pruning for tables partitioned over
-- different type of columns including varchar, array types, composite types
-- etc. This is in response to a bug we had where we were not able to resolve
-- correct operator types for some kind of column types.
EXPLAIN SELECT count(*)
FROM array_partitioned_table table1, array_partitioned_table table2
WHERE table1.array_column = table2.array_column;
EXPLAIN SELECT count(*)
FROM composite_partitioned_table table1, composite_partitioned_table table2
WHERE table1.composite_column = table2.composite_column;
-- Test that large table joins on partition varchar columns work
EXPLAIN SELECT count(*)
FROM varchar_partitioned_table table1, varchar_partitioned_table table2
WHERE table1.varchar_column = table2.varchar_column;