ORCA: Validate hash function existence in IsOpHashJoinable#1519
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This PR fixes a critical bug in ORCA where operators marked with oprcanhash=true but lacking actual hash support functions would cause runtime errors during query execution. The fix moves error detection from execution time to planning time by adding validation in IsOpHashJoinable().
Key Changes:
- Added hash function existence validation using
get_op_hash_functions()inIsOpHashJoinable() - Comprehensive regression test demonstrating the fix
- Test creates operators with the
hashesflag but without valid hash operator families
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| File | Description |
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| src/backend/gpopt/gpdbwrappers.cpp | Enhanced IsOpHashJoinable() to validate hash function existence before allowing hash-based operations |
| src/test/regress/sql/gp_hashagg.sql | Added regression test creating custom type with operators marked hashable but lacking hash functions |
| src/test/regress/expected/gp_hashagg.out | Expected output showing queries succeed with the fix instead of failing at execution time |
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Fix execution-time error when operators have oprcanhash=true but lack actual hash functions. Previously, ORCA would generate HashAgg plans that failed at runtime with "could not find hash function for hash operator" errors. This occurred when operators were marked with the 'hashes' option but only registered in btree operator families, not hash operator families. The fix adds validation using get_op_hash_functions() to ensure hash functions exist before allowing HashAgg plans, moving error detection from execution to planning time.
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Fix execution-time error when operators have oprcanhash=true but lack actual hash functions. Previously, ORCA would generate HashAgg plans that failed at runtime with "could not find hash function for hash operator" errors.
This occurred when operators were marked with the 'hashes' option but only registered in btree operator families, not hash operator families. The fix adds validation using get_op_hash_functions() to ensure hash functions exist before allowing HashAgg plans, moving error detection from execution to planning time.
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