LATERAL Derived Tables in MySQL 8.0

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Since version 8.0.14, MySQL supports LATERAL derived tables, sometimes called the for each loop of SQL. What are they? How do they work? Why do you need them? What can they do? How can you use them? Should you use them? What is all this talk about for each loops?

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LATERAL Derived Tables in MySQL 8.0
Norvald H. Ryeng
Software Development Senior Manager
MySQL Optimizer Team
May 29, 2019

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LATERAL what?

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Derived Tables
● Derived tables are subqueries in FROM clauses
SELECT … FROM t1, (subquery) AS derived, t2 …
● Two execution methods
– Materialized
– Merged into the outer query

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LATERAL Derived Tables
● Can refer to other tables in the same FROM clause
SELECT … FROM t1, LATERAL (SELECT … FROM … WHERE … = t1.col) AS derived, t2 …
– Only to tables that appear before it in the FROM clause
– Including other derived tables
● Two execution methods
– Materialized
– Merged into the outer query
● SQL feature T491

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LATERAL Derived Tables
● Can refer to other tables in the same FROM clause
SELECT … FROM t1, LATERAL (SELECT … FROM … WHERE … = t1.col) AS derived, t2 …
– Only to tables that appear before it in the FROM clause
– Including other derived tables
● Two execution methods
– Materialized
– Merged into the outer query
● SQL feature T491
✓

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Implicitly LATERAL Table Functions
● Table functions are implicitly LATERAL
– Not allowed to explicitly specify LATERAL
● MySQL has one table function: JSON_TABLE
SELECT people.*
FROM t1,
JSON_TABLE(t1.json_col, '$.people[*]' COLUMNS (
name VARCHAR(40) PATH '$.name',
address VARCHAR(100) PATH '$.address'))
AS people;

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LATERAL Without Lateral References
● Declared as LATERAL, but contains no lateral references
SELECT … FROM t1, LATERAL (SELECT 1) AS derived, t2 …
– Optimized by MySQL as if LATERAL was not present
– No performance penalty
● Don't add LATERAL to all your derived tables!
– Won't get any warning when accidentaly using a lateral reference
– Confusing the next person to read your query

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Examples, please!

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Example Setup
CREATE TABLE cities (
city_name VARCHAR(40),
population BIGINT,
country_name VARCHAR(40)
);
INSERT INTO cities VALUES
('Shanghai', 24183300, 'China'),
('Beijing', 20794000, 'China'),
…
;

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The Largest City of Each Country, Option 1
SELECT dt.population, dt.city_name, c.country_name
FROM
(SELECT DISTINCT country_name FROM cities) AS c,
LATERAL (
SELECT city_name, population
FROM cities
WHERE cities.country_name = c.country_name
ORDER BY population DESC
LIMIT 1
) AS dt;

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The Largest City of Each Country, Option 2
SELECT dt.pop, dt2.city_name, dt.country_name
FROM
(
SELECT country_name, MAX(population) AS pop
FROM cities
GROUP BY country_name
) AS dt,
LATERAL (
SELECT city_name
FROM cities
WHERE cities.country_name = dt.country_name
AND cities.population = dt.pop
) AS dt2;

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The Largest City of Each Country, No LATERAL!
SELECT dt.pop, cities.city_name, dt.country_name
FROM
(
SELECT country_name, MAX(population) AS pop
FROM cities
GROUP BY country_name
) AS dt
JOIN cities
ON cities.country_name = dt.country_name
AND cities.population = dt.pop;

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The Largest City of Each Country, No LATERAL!
SELECT dt.pop, cities.city_name, dt.country_name
FROM
(
SELECT country_name, MAX(population) AS pop
FROM cities
GROUP BY country_name
) AS dt
JOIN cities
ON cities.country_name = dt.country_name
AND cities.population = dt.pop;
This is how MySQL rewrites
the previous query after
merging the lateral derived
table into the outer query.

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Feature descriptions and design details
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LATERAL Derived Tables in MySQL 8.0

3. 3Copyright © 2019 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Derived Tables ● Derived tables are subqueries in FROM clauses SELECT … FROM t1, (subquery) AS derived, t2 … ● Two execution methods – Materialized – Merged into the outer query

5. 5Copyright © 2019 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. LATERAL Derived Tables ● Can refer to other tables in the same FROM clause SELECT … FROM t1, LATERAL (SELECT … FROM … WHERE … = t1.col) AS derived, t2 … – Only to tables that appear before it in the FROM clause – Including other derived tables ● Two execution methods – Materialized – Merged into the outer query ● SQL feature T491

6. 6Copyright © 2019 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. LATERAL Derived Tables ● Can refer to other tables in the same FROM clause SELECT … FROM t1, LATERAL (SELECT … FROM … WHERE … = t1.col) AS derived, t2 … – Only to tables that appear before it in the FROM clause – Including other derived tables ● Two execution methods – Materialized – Merged into the outer query ● SQL feature T491 ✓

7. 7Copyright © 2019 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Implicitly LATERAL Table Functions ● Table functions are implicitly LATERAL – Not allowed to explicitly specify LATERAL ● MySQL has one table function: JSON_TABLE SELECT people.* FROM t1, JSON_TABLE(t1.json_col, '$.people[*]' COLUMNS ( name VARCHAR(40) PATH '$.name', address VARCHAR(100) PATH '$.address')) AS people;

8. 8Copyright © 2019 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. LATERAL Without Lateral References ● Declared as LATERAL, but contains no lateral references SELECT … FROM t1, LATERAL (SELECT 1) AS derived, t2 … – Optimized by MySQL as if LATERAL was not present – No performance penalty ● Don't add LATERAL to all your derived tables! – Won't get any warning when accidentaly using a lateral reference – Confusing the next person to read your query

10. 10Copyright © 2019 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Example Setup CREATE TABLE cities ( city_name VARCHAR(40), population BIGINT, country_name VARCHAR(40) ); INSERT INTO cities VALUES ('Shanghai', 24183300, 'China'), ('Beijing', 20794000, 'China'), … ;

11. 11Copyright © 2019 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. The Largest City of Each Country, Option 1 SELECT dt.population, dt.city_name, c.country_name FROM (SELECT DISTINCT country_name FROM cities) AS c, LATERAL ( SELECT city_name, population FROM cities WHERE cities.country_name = c.country_name ORDER BY population DESC LIMIT 1 ) AS dt;

12. 12Copyright © 2019 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. The Largest City of Each Country, Option 2 SELECT dt.pop, dt2.city_name, dt.country_name FROM ( SELECT country_name, MAX(population) AS pop FROM cities GROUP BY country_name ) AS dt, LATERAL ( SELECT city_name FROM cities WHERE cities.country_name = dt.country_name AND cities.population = dt.pop ) AS dt2;

13. 13Copyright © 2019 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. The Largest City of Each Country, No LATERAL! SELECT dt.pop, cities.city_name, dt.country_name FROM ( SELECT country_name, MAX(population) AS pop FROM cities GROUP BY country_name ) AS dt JOIN cities ON cities.country_name = dt.country_name AND cities.population = dt.pop;

14. 14Copyright © 2019 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. The Largest City of Each Country, No LATERAL! SELECT dt.pop, cities.city_name, dt.country_name FROM ( SELECT country_name, MAX(population) AS pop FROM cities GROUP BY country_name ) AS dt JOIN cities ON cities.country_name = dt.country_name AND cities.population = dt.pop; This is how MySQL rewrites the previous query after merging the lateral derived table into the outer query.

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