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executor: add a test for dynamic partition prune mode with equal expression #24520
executor: add a test for dynamic partition prune mode with equal expression #24520
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Should we extend this to return which partitions (as an int set/array) will be used? So we can check that a query is only using a specific set of partitions (not more and not less). Or should we have that as a separate helper function later?
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I think this function can check that a query is only using a specific set of partitions (not more and not less). Although it can only handle the case of only one partition-read plan. The extension I understand maybe can support multiple partition-read plans. If necessary, I can implement this extension, but I think it shouldn’t be needed at the moment.