sp_instr_jump_case_when instruction is used in the "simple CASE" implementation.
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| | sp_instr_jump_case_when (uint ip, LEX *lex, int case_expr_id, Item *when_expr_item, LEX_CSTRING when_expr_query) |
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| void | print (const THD *thd, String *str) override |
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| bool | exec_core (THD *thd, uint *nextp) override |
| | Execute core function of instruction after all preparations (e.g. More...
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| void | invalidate () override |
| | Invalidate the object. More...
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| bool | on_after_expr_parsing (THD *thd) override |
| | Build CASE-expression item tree: Item_func_eq(case-expression, when-i-expression) More...
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| PSI_statement_info * | get_psi_info () override |
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| void | set_cont_dest (uint cont_dest) |
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| uint | opt_mark (sp_head *sp, List< sp_instr > *leads) override |
| | Mark this instruction as reachable during optimization and return the index to the next instruction. More...
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| void | opt_move (uint dst, List< sp_branch_instr > *ibp) override |
| | Inform the instruction that it has been moved during optimization. More...
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| uint | get_cont_dest () const override |
| | Get the continuation destination (instruction pointer for the CONTINUE HANDLER) of this instruction. More...
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| bool | is_invalid () const override |
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| LEX_CSTRING | get_expr_query () const override |
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| void | set_destination (uint old_dest, uint new_dest) override |
| | Update the destination; used by the SP-instruction-optimizer. More...
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| void | backpatch (uint dest) override |
| | Update all instruction with the given label in the backpatch list to the specified instruction pointer. More...
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| void | adjust_sql_command (LEX *lex) override |
| | Some expressions may be re-parsed as SELECT statements, but need to be adjusted to another SQL command. More...
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| | sp_lex_instr (uint ip, sp_pcontext *ctx, LEX *lex, bool is_lex_owner) |
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| | ~sp_lex_instr () override |
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| bool | validate_lex_and_execute_core (THD *thd, uint *nextp, bool open_tables) |
| | Make a few attempts to execute the instruction. More...
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| SQL_I_List< Item_trigger_field > * | get_instr_trig_field_list () override |
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| bool | execute (THD *thd, uint *nextp) override |
| | Execute this instruction. More...
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| | sp_instr (uint ip, sp_pcontext *ctx) |
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| | ~sp_instr () override |
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| uint | get_ip () const |
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| sp_pcontext * | get_parsing_ctx () const |
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| virtual uint | opt_shortcut_jump (sp_head *, sp_instr *start) |
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| bool | opt_is_marked () const |
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| virtual | ~sp_printable ()=default |
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| virtual | ~sp_branch_instr ()=default |
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| Query_arena | m_arena |
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| | sp_lex_branch_instr (uint ip, sp_pcontext *ctx, LEX *lex, Item *expr_item, LEX_CSTRING expr_query) |
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| | sp_lex_branch_instr (uint ip, sp_pcontext *ctx, LEX *lex, Item *expr_item, LEX_CSTRING expr_query, uint dest) |
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| virtual void | get_query (String *sql_query) const |
| | Return the query string, which can be passed to the parser. More...
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| virtual void | cleanup_before_parsing (THD *thd) |
| | Destroy items in the free list before re-parsing the statement query string (and thus, creating new items). More...
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| void | clear_da (THD *thd) const |
| | Clear diagnostics area. More...
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| uint | m_dest |
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| uint | m_cont_dest |
| | Where continue handlers will go. More...
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| sp_instr * | m_optdest |
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| sp_instr * | m_cont_optdest |
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| Item * | m_expr_item |
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| LEX_CSTRING | m_expr_query |
| | SQL-query corresponding to the expression. More...
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| LEX * | m_lex |
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| bool | m_marked |
| | Show if this instruction is reachable within the SP (used by SP-optimizer). More...
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| uint | m_ip |
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| sp_pcontext * | m_parsing_ctx |
| | Instruction parsing context. More...
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sp_instr_jump_case_when instruction is used in the "simple CASE" implementation.
It's a jump instruction with the following condition: (CASE-expression = WHEN-expression) CASE-expression is retrieved from sp_rcontext; WHEN-expression is kept by this instruction.
| bool sp_instr_jump_case_when::on_after_expr_parsing |
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Build CASE-expression item tree: Item_func_eq(case-expression, when-i-expression)
This function is used for the following form of CASE statement: CASE case-expression WHEN when-1-expression THEN ... WHEN when-2-expression THEN ... ... WHEN when-n-expression THEN ... END CASE
The thing is that after the parsing we have an item (item tree) for the case-expression and for each when-expression. Here we build jump conditions: expressions like (case-expression = when-i-expression).
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- Error flag.
Reimplemented from sp_lex_instr.