fix: plan problem when timeline function is used for interval query
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@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ extern "C" {
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#define EXPLAIN_TAG_SCAN_FORMAT "Tag Scan on %s"
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#define EXPLAIN_TBL_SCAN_FORMAT "Table Scan on %s"
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#define EXPLAIN_TBL_MERGE_SCAN_FORMAT "Table Merge Scan on %s"
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#define EXPLAIN_SYSTBL_SCAN_FORMAT "System Table Scan on %s"
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#define EXPLAIN_DISTBLK_SCAN_FORMAT "Block Dist Scan on %s"
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#define EXPLAIN_LASTROW_SCAN_FORMAT "Last Row Scan on %s"
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@ -433,7 +433,9 @@ int32_t qExplainResNodeToRowsImpl(SExplainResNode *pResNode, SExplainCtx *ctx, i
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case QUERY_NODE_PHYSICAL_PLAN_TABLE_MERGE_SCAN:
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case QUERY_NODE_PHYSICAL_PLAN_TABLE_SCAN: {
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STableScanPhysiNode *pTblScanNode = (STableScanPhysiNode *)pNode;
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EXPLAIN_ROW_NEW(level, EXPLAIN_TBL_SCAN_FORMAT, pTblScanNode->scan.tableName.tname);
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EXPLAIN_ROW_NEW(level,
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QUERY_NODE_PHYSICAL_PLAN_TABLE_MERGE_SCAN == pNode->type ? EXPLAIN_TBL_MERGE_SCAN_FORMAT : EXPLAIN_TBL_SCAN_FORMAT,
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pTblScanNode->scan.tableName.tname);
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EXPLAIN_ROW_APPEND(EXPLAIN_LEFT_PARENTHESIS_FORMAT);
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if (pResNode->pExecInfo) {
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QRY_ERR_RET(qExplainBufAppendExecInfo(pResNode->pExecInfo, tbuf, &tlen));
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@ -713,7 +713,7 @@ static int32_t createWindowLogicNodeByInterval(SLogicPlanContext* pCxt, SInterva
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(NULL != pInterval->pSliding ? ((SValueNode*)pInterval->pSliding)->unit : pWindow->intervalUnit);
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pWindow->windowAlgo = pCxt->pPlanCxt->streamQuery ? INTERVAL_ALGO_STREAM_SINGLE : INTERVAL_ALGO_HASH;
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pWindow->node.groupAction = GROUP_ACTION_KEEP;
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pWindow->node.requireDataOrder = DATA_ORDER_LEVEL_IN_BLOCK;
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pWindow->node.requireDataOrder = pSelect->hasTimeLineFunc ? DATA_ORDER_LEVEL_IN_GROUP : DATA_ORDER_LEVEL_IN_BLOCK;
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pWindow->node.resultDataOrder = DATA_ORDER_LEVEL_IN_GROUP;
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pWindow->pTspk = nodesCloneNode(pInterval->pCol);
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