right after the OP_SeekGE. So use the P2 operand of OP_SeekScan to point
to the first instruction after OP_IdxGT. Problem found by dbsqlfuzz.
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in PRAGMA reverse_unordered_selects mode, as the OP_SeekScan only works
with forwards scans. Thanks to OSSFuzz for pointing out the problem to
us.
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not try to use it there. Fix for ticket [2d5a3163563d559f]. Test
cases in TH3.
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later columns are constrained by an IN operator and the earlier index columns
limit the search to a small number of rows. Use the new OP_SeekScan opcode
which does scanning of the relevant range of the index but gives up and
falls back to doing a seek if the number of rows scanned grows to large,
in order to guard against pathological cases where the estimated number
of rows to be scanned is far too small.
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up based on the estimated number of comparisons needed to perform a seek.
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ticket [5c4e7aa793943803] reports a case where the optimization does not
work.
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if X is marked has having come from an ON or USING clause of a LEFT JOIN, then
be sure that all subexpressions of Y, not just the root node of Y, are
similarly marked. Otherwise, if Y is an AND operator, it will be split up
during WHERE clause analysis and the subexpressions will not get the special
treatment needed by LEFT JOIN ON/USING clauses.
Fix for ticket [66e4b0e271c47145].
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simulate I/O errors in calls to sqlite3BtreeNext(), and in OP_SeekScan.
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to VdbeBranchTaken() so that the VdbeBranchTaken() attributes the branch
to the correct opcode.
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IN-earlyout optimization because the OP_IfNoHope opcode might move the
cursor.
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where the statistics deceive the query planner into using a scan when
an indexed lookup would be better. This check-in changes the code
generation to do the IN-scan using a new OP_SeekScan opcode. That new
opcode is designed to abandon the scan and fall back to a seek if
it doesn't find a match quickly enough. For this work-in-progress check-in,
OP_SeekScan is still a no-op and OP_SeekGE still ends up doing all the work.
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ensure that it can still be compiled without that option by setting the
SQLITE_UDL_CAPABLE_PARSER flag in the preamble.
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a multi-terminal token with a space following the "|" separator.
This does not affect SQLite.
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