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- after-review changes - merged with the source tree from 204-08-27 mysql-test/r/distinct.result: Different plans due to group-by optimization. sql/ha_myisam.cc: More general interface to key_copy. sql/handler.cc: More general interface to key_copy. sql/item.cc: New method to collect all Item_field objects. Used by Item::walk. sql/item.h: Several methods to collect different kinds of items from expression trees. Used by Item::walk. sql/item_sum.cc: Added helper to collect Item_sum objects. sql/item_sum.h: Methods to collect and test Item_sum objects. sql/key.cc: More general interface to key_copy and key_restore. sql/mysql_priv.h: More general interface to key_copy and key_restore. sql/opt_range.cc: Complete implementaion of WL#1724 "Min/Max Optimization for Queries with Group By Clause". sql/opt_range.h: Complete implementaion of WL#1724 "Min/Max Optimization for Queries with Group By Clause". sql/opt_sum.cc: simple_pred is re-used in opt_range.cc sql/sql_acl.cc: More general interface to key_copy and key_restore. sql/sql_handler.cc: More general interface to key_copy. sql/sql_insert.cc: More general interface to key_copy. sql/sql_select.cc: Changes to hook the new QUICK_GROUP_MIN_MAX_SELECT due to two differences from all other quick selects: 1) This quick select may be created (and used) even if there is no WHERE clause. Several places assumed that a QUICK_SELECT is constructed only if there is a WHERE clause, which had to be changed so that QUICK_GROUP_MIN_MAX can be used. 2) Unlike all other quick selects, this QUICK_GROUP_MIN_MAX_SELECT operates for GROUP BY queries. Since for the caller the quick select already produces one result tuple per group, there is no need to call end_send_group, instead we have to call end_send as for a regular quick select. sql/sql_select.h: simple_pred is re-used in opt_range.cc |
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