Github user mgaido91 commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/22029
@cloud-fan if we consider only the expression IN with literals, yes, the
behavior is very similar, with the following difference: Presto throws
exception when null is present on both sides.
But what I'd really like to highlight is that there is a huge difference:
both Hive and Presto (as well as the RDBMs are coherent in their behavior
between IN with literals and IN with subquery). Actually, Hive doesn't support
subqueries with more than one output field; Presto instead behaves in the same
way in the case with literals and subqueries, which means it behaves like Spark
before this PR with literals, but different from Spark when subqueries are
involved.
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