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Suppose that the planner has determined that plans in a particular group has some property, such as a particular sort order, allowing us to eliminate a LogicalSortExpression. It is critical that no future rule application produces a planner expression in that group that does not have a sort order compatible with the desired one.
The standard Cascades answer to this is property enforcement, where we annotate groups with a set of properties that their members must satisfy.
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Suppose that the planner has determined that plans in a particular group has some property, such as a particular sort order, allowing us to eliminate a
LogicalSortExpression
. It is critical that no future rule application produces a planner expression in that group that does not have a sort order compatible with the desired one.The standard Cascades answer to this is property enforcement, where we annotate groups with a set of properties that their members must satisfy.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: