MySQL 9.1.0
Source Code Documentation
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Functions | |
Item * | OrGroupWithSomeRemoved (Item_cond_or *or_item, const List< Item > &items_to_remove) |
For an OR disjunction, return a new disjunction with elements from “items_to_remove” logically set to TRUE (ie., removed). More... | |
bool | IsOr (const Item *item) |
bool | AlwaysPresent (Item *expr, const Item *item) |
Check if “item” is necessary to make the expression true. More... | |
bool | MatchesAny (Item *item, const List< Item > &items) |
Check if “item” matches any item in “items”. More... | |
void | ExtractItemsExceptSome (Item_cond_and *and_item, const List< Item > &items_to_remove, List< Item > *output) |
For all items in an AND conjunction, add those (possibly none) that are not in “items_to_remove”. More... | |
bool anonymous_namespace{common_subexpression_elimination.cc}::AlwaysPresent | ( | Item * | expr, |
const Item * | item | ||
) |
Check if “item” is necessary to make the expression true.
This is case if “expr” is either:
A typical case would be of the latter would be
(item AND x) OR (item AND y) OR (z AND w AND item)
void anonymous_namespace{common_subexpression_elimination.cc}::ExtractItemsExceptSome | ( | Item_cond_and * | and_item, |
const List< Item > & | items_to_remove, | ||
List< Item > * | output | ||
) |
For all items in an AND conjunction, add those (possibly none) that are not in “items_to_remove”.
E.g., for a AND b AND c, and items_to_remove=(b), adds a and c to “output”.
bool anonymous_namespace{common_subexpression_elimination.cc}::IsOr | ( | const Item * | item | ) |
bool anonymous_namespace{common_subexpression_elimination.cc}::MatchesAny | ( | Item * | item, |
const List< Item > & | items | ||
) |
Check if “item” matches any item in “items”.
Item *anonymous_namespace common_subexpression_elimination anonymous_namespace{common_subexpression_elimination.cc}::cc::OrGroupWithSomeRemoved | ( | Item_cond_or * | or_item, |
const List< Item > & | items_to_remove | ||
) |
For an OR disjunction, return a new disjunction with elements from “items_to_remove” logically set to TRUE (ie., removed).
If any of the AND-within-OR groups become empty, the expression is always true and nullptr is returned. E.g.:
(a AND b) OR (c AND d), remove (b) => a OR (c AND d) (a AND b) OR (c AND d), remove (b,c) => a OR d (a AND b) OR (c AND d), remove (a,b) => nullptr