bug fix: using self-referencing columns in HAVING should not overflow#11499
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…k overflow Signed-off-by: Andres Taylor <andres@planetscale.com>
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That looks good to me. It's a good fix!
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The planner rewrites the HAVING clause in two steps, and in the second part, we were doing the the wrong rewrite, which lead to a cycle in the expression tree. When we then tried to turn the expression back to SQL, we ran into a stack overflow.
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