2 columns sample

```sql
CREATE TABLE userid_set(userid UInt64, name String) ENGINE = Set;
INSERT INTO userid_set VALUES (1, 'Mary'),(2, 'Jane'),(3, 'Mary'),(4, 'Jack');

CREATE TABLE userid_test (userid UInt64, name String) ENGINE = MergeTree() PARTITION BY (intDiv(userid, 500)) ORDER BY (userid) SETTINGS index_granularity = 8192;
INSERT INTO userid_test VALUES (1, 'Jack'),(2, 'Mary'),(3, 'Mary'),(4, 'John'),(5, 'Mary');

SELECT * FROM userid_test WHERE (userid, name) IN (userid_set); -- fails

SELECT * FROM userid_test WHERE (name, userid) IN (userid_set); -- works, but order of columns is reversed.

```

3 columns sample
```sql
CREATE TABLE userid_set2(userid UInt64, name String, birthdate Date) ENGINE = Set;
 insert into userid_set2 values (1,'John', '1990-01-01');

WITH  'John' AS name,  toDate('1990-01-01') AS birthdate
SELECT * FROM numbers(10)
WHERE (number, name, birthdate) IN (userid_set2); -- fails

WITH  'John' AS name,  toDate('1990-01-01') AS birthdate
SELECT * FROM numbers(10)
WHERE (birthdate, name, number) IN (userid_set2); -- works, but order of column is reversed
```

: ExpressionAnalyzer(query_, syntax_analyzer_result_, context_, 0, false, false, {})
    {
    }
    ~ExpressionAnalyzer();
    void appendExpression(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, const ASTPtr & expr, bool only_types);
    
    
    
    
    ActionsDAGPtr getActionsDAG(bool add_aliases, bool project_result = true);
    ExpressionActionsPtr getActions(bool add_aliases, bool project_result = true, CompileExpressions compile_expressions = CompileExpressions::no);
    
    
    ExpressionActionsPtr getConstActions(const ColumnsWithTypeAndName & constant_inputs = {});
    /** Sets that require a subquery to be create.
      * Only the sets needed to perform actions returned from already executed `append*` or `getActions`.
      * That is, you need to call getSetsWithSubqueries after all calls of `append*` or `getActions`
      *  and create all the returned sets before performing the actions.
      */
    PreparedSetsPtr getPreparedSets() { return prepared_sets; }
    
    const ExpressionAnalyzerData & getAnalyzedData() const { return *this; }