Fix to #19825 - Query: incorrectly generating JOIN rather than APPLY for subqueries with outside references to a joined table #20008
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smitpatel
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Feb 20, 2020
…for subqueries with outside references to a joined table During translation, when we decide whether we can apply JOIN or APPLY we visit inner SelectExpression looking for references to tables in the outer SelectExpression. Problem was that we were using Contains method, which would not match cases where the outer table was in the form of JoinExpressionBase. Fix is to use ContainsTableReference method which matches different types of tables.
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During translation, when we decide whether we can apply JOIN or APPLY we visit inner SelectExpression looking for references to tables in the outer SelectExpression.
Problem was that we were using Contains method, which would not match cases where the outer table was in the form of JoinExpressionBase.
Fix is to use ContainsTableReference method which matches different types of tables.
Resolves #19825