fix: AfterQuery should clear FROM Clause's Joins rather than the Stat… #7027
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fix #7025
User Case Description
There are two options. The first is to choose to clear the Joins in the fromClause each time and regenerate them for every query, which would be somewhat less performant. The second option involves adding cached fields within the fromClause's Joins, allowing subsequent queries to utilize these caches. In this case, the first option has been selected.
Of course, there is still room for optimization here.