#1584: Softdelete and Subquery issue with M2M relationship
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 Reporter:  Jay.Klehr              |       Owner:  romanb 
     Type:  defect                 |      Status:  new    
 Priority:  major                  |   Milestone:  Unknown
Component:  Query/Hydration        |     Version:  1.0.3  
 Keywords:                         |    Has_test:  0      
 Mystatus:  Pending Core Response  |   Has_patch:  0      
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 This is very similar to ticket #1480 (in fact I re-opened that ticket, but
 was asked to create a new one).

 Here's just my comments on the old ticket:

 I'm seeing a similar issue as this ticket describes, but I think the
 difference is that I'm using a m2m relationship for the subquery.

 Users can have many Groups, and Groups can have many Users.

 I want to list all of the groups that a user DOES NOT belong to:

 {{{
 Doctrine_Query::create()
 ->from('Group g')
 ->where('g.id NOT IN (SELECT g2.id FROM Group g2 INNER JOIN g2.Users u
 WHERE u.id = ?', $user_id)
 ->execute();
 }}}

 Note, I had to use 'g2' in the subquery. If I use 'g' (like shown in the
 manual) I get a "duplicate alias 'g'" exception thrown.

 With soft delete enabled on both the User and Group objects (but not on
 the refClass), Doctrine makes the following query:

 {{{
 SELECT g.id AS g__id, g.name AS g__name FROM groups g WHERE g.id NOT IN
 (SELECT g2.id AS g2__id FROM groups g2 INNER JOIN groups_users g4 ON g2.id
 = g4.group_id INNER JOIN users g3 ON g3.id = g4.user_id WHERE g3.id = ?
 AND g.deleted = ? AND g2.deleted = ? AND g3.deleted = ?) AND g.deleted = ?
 AND g2.deleted = ? AND g3.deleted = ?
 }}}

 Which causes the issue with there being too many tokens, and not enough
 bound parameters.

 If I disable soft delete on both of the objects in question, I get the
 following query:

 {{{
 SELECT g.id AS g__id, g.name AS g__name FROM groups g WHERE g.id NOT IN
 (SELECT g2.id AS g2__id FROM groups g2 INNER JOIN groups_users g4 ON g2.id
 = g4.group_id INNER JOIN users g3 ON g3.id = c4.user_id WHERE g3.id = ?)
 }}}

 Which works fantastically. ;)

 Using Doctrine revision 5067 (1.0 branch). PHP 5.2.5.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.doctrine-project.org/ticket/1584>
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