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CQL: INNER JOIN with an aggregation sub-query where the sub-query is constrained by a shared variable from the main query |
{[], se_lt_x :: [b-J1, a-A] =*= se_lt_z :: [h-J1, i-I, g-Z], I > min(Y, se_lt_y :: [f-Y, d-Z])}
The main query and the sub-query share variable Z. The generated SQL is:
SELECT x37.a, z4.i, z4.g FROM se_lt_x x37 INNER JOIN se_lt_z z4 ON x37.b=z4.h and z4.h=x37.b WHERE z4.i > (SELECT min(y11.f) FROM se_lt_y y11 WHERE z4.g=y11.d)