On Tue, Feb 13, 2018 at 6:21 PM, Ashutosh Bapat
<ashutosh.bapat@enterprisedb.com> wrote:
>
> 1. Push down ConvertRowtypeExpr and include it in the pushed down targetlist.
> This would solve both the problems described above. Both set_plan_ref() and
> get_relation_column_alias_ids() will find ConvertRowtypeExpr, they are looking
> for and won't throw an error.
>
> This requires two parts
> a. In build_tlist_to_deparse(), instead of pulling
> Var node from ConvertRowtypeExpr, we pull whole ConvertRowtypeExpr and include
> it in the targetlist being deparsed which is also used as to set
> fdw_scan_tlist. In order to pull any ConvertRowtypeExpr's in the local quals,
> which may be hidden in the expression tree, we will add two more options to
> flags viz. PVC_INCLUDE_CONVERTROWTYPEEXPR and PVC_RECURSE_CONVERTROWTYPEEXPR.
> Unlike the other PVC_* options, which do not default to a value, we may want to
> default to PVC_RECURSE_CONVERTROWTYPEEXPR if nothing is specified. That will
> avoid, possibly updating every pull_var_clause call with
> PVC_RECURSE_CONVERTROWTYPEEXPR.
> b. deparse ConvertRowtypeExpr
> For this we need to get the conversion map between the parent and child. We
> then deparse ConvertRowtypeExpr as a ROW() with the attributes of child
> rearranged per the conversion map. A multi-level partitioned table will have
> nested ConvertRowtypeExpr. To deparse such expressions, we need to find the
> conversion map between the topmost parent and the child, by ignoring any
> intermediate parents.
>
>
Here's patchset implementing this solution.
0001 adds PVC_*_CONVERTROWTYPEEXPR to pull_var_clause() and adjusts its callers.
0002 fixes a similar bug for regular partitioned tables. The patch has
testcase. The commit message explains the bug in more detail.
0003 has postgres_fdw fixes as outlined above with tests.
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Best Wishes,
Ashutosh Bapat
EnterpriseDB Corporation
The Postgres Database Company