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plan: use the inferred type as the column type in the schema #7624
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plan/logical_plan_builder.go
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@@ -594,6 +596,9 @@ func (b *planBuilder) buildDistinct(child LogicalPlan, length int) *LogicalAggre | |||
} | |||
plan4Agg.SetChildren(child) | |||
plan4Agg.SetSchema(child.Schema().Clone()) | |||
for i, col := range plan4Agg.schema.Columns { | |||
col.RetType = plan4Agg.AggFuncs[i].RetTp | |||
} | |||
// Distinct will be rewritten as first_row, we reset the type here since the return type |
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this function already has this type update in next few lines.
plan/rule_decorrelate.go
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first := aggregation.NewAggFuncDesc(agg.ctx, ast.AggFuncFirstRow, []expression.Expression{col}, false) | ||
newAggFuncs = append(newAggFuncs, first) | ||
outerPlan.Schema().Columns[i].RetType = first.RetTp |
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Is it safe to modify the child schema directly? should we make a clone here?
@@ -115,7 +115,9 @@ func (b *planBuilder) buildAggregation(p LogicalPlan, aggFuncList []*ast.Aggrega | |||
for _, col := range p.Schema().Columns { | |||
newFunc := aggregation.NewAggFuncDesc(b.ctx, ast.AggFuncFirstRow, []expression.Expression{col}, false) | |||
plan4Agg.AggFuncs = append(plan4Agg.AggFuncs, newFunc) | |||
schema4Agg.Append(col) | |||
newCol, _ := col.Clone().(*expression.Column) |
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So one column occurs in agg and agg' child. The tp of this two is different?
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Possibly. Actually, they are two columns if the type inferred after NewAggFuncDesc()
is different from the origin type.
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Since they are different, why unique id
is the same one.
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LGTM
/run-all-tests |
@winoros PTAL |
@zz-jason Should we let the columns have same |
@winoros I think the |
/run-all-tests |
@zz-jason Should we keep the |
/run-common-test |
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LGTM
We need to carefully consider the UniqueID
of the Column
.
/run-common-test |
I've figured out why new column cannot take effect easily. Will try to fix it when i have time. |
What problem does this PR solve?
fix #7578
fix #7307
The type of the column in the schema should be reset after creating an aggregate function descriptor through the function
aggregation.NewAggFuncDesc()
What is changed and how it works?
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