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Re: SQL functions not being inlined

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Evan Martin <postgresql@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> This worked... at first. I did some simple queries and they showed the 
> function being inlined (index scan on primary key, seq scan - no 
> function scan). Very happy with that, I tried changing some other 
> functions (that depend on these) and then found that the _asof functions 
> are not being inlined anymore! I swear, I'm not making this up. Nothing 
> changed in those functions. Same simple query. It was inlined before and 
> now it's not. I've dropped and re-created the functions, did an ANALYZE, 
> even restarted PostgreSQL - they're not inlined any more. I really don't 
> know what to think!

[ squint... ]  There are a lot of undocumented restrictions on inlining
in inline_set_returning_function(), but AFAICS none of them are
nondeterministic, nor would the decision depend on anything outside
the function and its arguments.  Can you provide a concrete test case?

			regards, tom lane

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