Bug 4906 -- Left join of subselect incorrect

Hi all,

After running the attached setup.sql.gz SQL script on a PostgreSQL
8.4.0 database, the following two queries which should be logically
identical return different results.  As far as I can tell from the
query analysis, the LEFT JOIN on query A is happening after
"ee.projectid = pc.projectid" is filtered; therefore the rows where
projectid is NULL are not visible in query A.  The issue does not
occur in PostgreSQL 8.3.6.

My apologies for the large test setup; I attempted build up the same
test case, but was unable to reproduce the issue.  I had to tear down
my database as much as I could while maintaining the issue.

Query A:
select *
   FROM expense ex
   JOIN expenseentry ee ON ex.id = ee.expenseid
   LEFT JOIN (
     SELECT projectclient.projectid, projectclient.clientid,
projectclient.billingpercentage
     FROM projectclient
     WHERE projectclient.projectid IN (
       SELECT project.id
       FROM project
       WHERE project.clientbillingallocationmethod <> 2)
     ) pc ON ee.projectid = pc.projectid

Query B:
select *
   FROM expense ex
   JOIN expenseentry ee ON ex.id = ee.expenseid
   LEFT JOIN (
     SELECT projectclient.projectid, projectclient.clientid,
projectclient.billingpercentage
     FROM projectclient
     INNER JOIN project ON (projectclient.projectid = project.id)
     WHERE project.clientbillingallocationmethod <> 2
   ) pc ON ee.projectid = pc.projectid