"Alessandro Depase" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> select *
> from info where parent_infoid is null=20
> and fieldtypeid in (select fieldtypeid from users_auth_groups uag1, field_a=
> uth fa where userid =3D 8 and fa.groupid =3D uag1.groupid)=20
> and main_infoid in (select ic.infoid from info_category ic, category_auth c=
> a, users_auth_groups uag2=20
> where ic.categoryid =3D ca.categoryid and uag2.userid =3D 8 and uag2.grou=
> pid =3D ca.groupid and read_write =3D 'W')=20
Hmm. It's right, there's no way to construct a sub-plan that joins just
that number of relations, because of the constraint that the IN
sub-selects have to be fully formed before we can do IN processing.
A brute force solution is to just remove the error cross-check in
src/backend/optimizer/path/joinrels.c:
if (result_rels == NIL)
elog(ERROR, "failed to build any %d-way joins", level);
I'll probably install some less-drastic fix for 7.4.1, but if you need a
solution right now, that will get you going.
regards, tom lane
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