Fix Postgres UPDATE ... LIMIT bug #169
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The subquery should only return a single row so there is no need to use IN. Using "=" avoids a situation where the planner can sidestep the LIMIT in the subquery.
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We're having the same problem using postgres 11. |
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The subquery should only return a single row so there is no need to use IN. Using "=" avoids a situation where the planner can sidestep the LIMIT in the subquery. collectiveidea#169
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…ed Job reserve subquery Approach described into collectiveidea/delayed_job_active_record#169
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Having same issue and this merge request will resolve it, why don't we merge it in to master branch? |
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This PR fixes the bug described in #143.
The subquery returns 1 row so there is no need to use "IN" as the "=" operator will work just fine. Additionally, using "=" doesn't allow the query planner to choose a plan that can sidestep the LIMIT.