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Resolution: Unresolved
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Query Execution
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QE 2024-03-04, QE 2024-03-18, QE 2024-04-01, QE 2024-04-15, QE 2024-04-29, QE 2024-05-13, QE 2024-05-27, QE 2024-06-10, QE 2024-06-24, QE 2024-07-08, QE 2024-07-22, QE 2024-08-05, QE 2024-08-19, QE 2024-09-02, QE 2024-09-16, QE 2024-09-30, QE 2024-10-14, QE 2024-10-28, QE 2024-11-11, QE 2024-11-25, QE 2024-12-09, QE 2024-12-23, QE 2025-01-06, QE 2025-01-20, QE 2025-02-03, QE 2025-02-17, QE 2025-03-03, QE 2025-03-17, QE 2025-03-31
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The test checks that if we have two plans: blocking and non-blocking and blocking runs out of memory, we will fall back to non-blocking plan.
However, there are two problems:
1. This logic doesn't exist in SBE.
2. Test doesn't set allowDiskUse: false, so it works perfectly even if blocking plan is selected and spills to disk.
So this test is useless.