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[release-19.0] Improve performance for BaseShowTablesWithSizes query. (#15713) #15795

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This is a backport of #15713

Signed-off-by: Arthur Schreiber <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Deepthi Sigireddi <[email protected]>
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@frouioui The upgrade-downgrade tests fail because the bind variable type comment changed for decimal types.

:vtg6 /* DECIMAL(3,2) */, :vtg7 /* DECIMAL(3,2) */ is what was generated, while :vtg6 /* DECIMAL */, :vtg7 /* DECIMAL */ is what the test expects to find.

normalizedInsertQuery := `insert into t1 values (:vtg1 /* INT64 */, :vtg2 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg3 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg4 /* HEXVAL */, :vtg5 /* HEXNUM */, :vtg6 /* DECIMAL */, :vtg7 /* DECIMAL */, :vtg8 /* INT64 */, :vtg9 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg10 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg11 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg12 /* VARCHAR */, point(:vtg13 /* INT64 */, :vtg14 /* INT64 */), :vtg15 /* BITNUM */, :vtg16 /* BITNUM */)`
vtgateVersion, err := cluster.GetMajorVersion("vtgate")
require.NoError(t, err)
if vtgateVersion < 19 {
normalizedInsertQuery = `insert into t1 values (:vtg1 /* INT64 */, :vtg2 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg3 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg4 /* HEXVAL */, :vtg5 /* HEXNUM */, :vtg6 /* DECIMAL */, :vtg7 /* DECIMAL */, :vtg8 /* INT64 */, :vtg9 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg10 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg11 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg12 /* VARCHAR */, point(:vtg13 /* INT64 */, :vtg14 /* INT64 */), :vtg15 /* HEXNUM */, :vtg16 /* HEXNUM */)`
}
selectQuery := "select * from t1"

Why does the above test set normalizedInsertQuery to the same value both on line 43 and line 47? Was some merge conflict resolved incorrect?

I'd think that probably line 43 should include the "updated" decimal comment?

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Was some merge conflict resolved incorrect?

There were no merge conflict, the PR was created cleanly.

Why does the above test set normalizedInsertQuery to the same value both on line 43 and line 47?

I think they are comparing different values.

line 43:  :vtg15 /* BITNUM */, :vtg16 /* BITNUM */)
line 47:  :vtg15 /* HEXNUM */, :vtg16 /* HEXNUM */)

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I'd think that probably line 43 should include the "updated" decimal comment?

I find it weird that we did not have to update that test on the main PR though.

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I think they are comparing different values.

Yes, you are right. But the query collected in the test looks like this:

insert into t1 values (:vtg1 /* INT64 */, :vtg2 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg3 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg4 /* HEXVAL */, :vtg5 /* HEXNUM */, :vtg6 /* DECIMAL(3,2) */, :vtg7 /* DECIMAL(3,2) */, :vtg8 /* INT64 */, :vtg9 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg10 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg11 /* VARCHAR */, :vtg12 /* VARCHAR */, point(:vtg13 /* INT64 */, :vtg14 /* INT64 */), :vtg15 /* BITNUM */, :vtg16 /* BITNUM */)

I updated the tests, let's see if that gets us to green.

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I might have figured this out? The generated query text changed from v18 to v19, and from v19 to v20. The upgrade - downgrade tests I guess test both combination, but only had logic to account for the query difference between v18 and v19, but not v19 and v20. I added another check and I think this should work now.

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@frouioui can you take another look? 🙇

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LGTM, thank you @arthurschreiber 🙇🏻

@frouioui frouioui merged commit e04b73c into release-19.0 Apr 25, 2024
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@frouioui frouioui deleted the backport-15713-to-release-19.0 branch April 25, 2024 19:54
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