importer: disallow subqueries in function arguments for pg_dump #118569
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Some functions can modify the db schema, and so can be included in a pg_dump file. The pg_dump importer logic type-checks such functions, which can lead to a nil-pointer panic in cases like the following:
SELECT addgeometrycolumn('t', 'foo', 4326, (SELECT 'POINT'), 2)
This is because subqueries cannot be type-checked outside the optbuilder, which sets the type annotation for the subquery.This patch explicitly disallows subqueries in the type-checking that happens for processing a pg_dump file. This will ensure that users get an expected
subqueries are not allowed in pg_dump function arguments
error, instead of the panic.Fixes #117724
Release note (bug fix): Fixed a rare panic that could happen during a pg_dump import that contains a function like
SELECT addgeometrycolumn(...)
. Now, attempting to import a pg_dump with a function that has a subquery in one of its arguments results in an expected error.