Follow-up to #1773, which meant to add more useful query errors but
did not actually do so. Since that patch, any error other than
interrupt/cancel/timeout was reported as `{"error":"Unknown exception"}`.
With this patch, the error fields are:
- error, one of the specific strings "Query interrupted", "Query timeout",
"Query cancelled", or "Unknown exception" (same behavior as before).
- errorMessage, the message of the topmost non-QueryInterruptedException
in the causality chain.
- errorClass, the class of the topmost non-QueryInterruptedException
in the causality chain.
- host, the host that failed the query.
1. Wrap temporaryStorage in a resource holder, to avoid spurious "Closed"
errors from already-running processing tasks.
2. Exit early from the merging accumulator if the query is cancelled.
* Add time interval dim filter and retention analysis example
* Use closed-open matching for intervals, update cache key generation
* Fix time filtering tests for interval boundary change
- HLLC.fold avoids duplicating the other buffer by saving and restoring its position.
- HLLC.makeCollector(buffer) no longer duplicates incoming BBs.
- Updated call sites where appropriate to duplicate BBs passed to HLLC.
The common theme between the two is they both create "fake" DimensionSelectors
that work on top of Rows. They both do it because there isn't really any
dictionary for the underlying Rows, they're just a stream of data. The fix for
both is to allow a DimensionSelector to tell callers that it has no dictionary
by returning CARDINALITY_UNKNOWN from getValueCardinality. The callers, in
turn, can avoid using it in ways that assume it has a dictionary.
Fixes#3311.
Add tests for the CCE and for a bunch of other groupBy stuff.
Also avoids setting the interrupted flag when InterruptedExceptions
happen, since this might interfere with resource closing, no other
query does it, and is probably pointless anyway since the thread
is likely to be a jetty thread that we don't actually want to set
an interrupt flag on.
Also fixes toString on OrderByColumnSpec.
* ability to not rollup at index time, make pre aggregation an option
* rename getRowIndexForRollup to getPriorIndex
* fix doc misspelling
* test query using no-rollup indexes
* fix benchmark fail due to jmh bug
* Add numeric StringComparator
* Only use direct long comparison for numeric ordering in BoundFilter, add time filtering benchmark query
* Address PR comments, add multithreaded BoundDimFilter test
* Add comment on strlen tie handling
* Add timeseries interval filter benchmark
* Adjust docs
* Use jackson for StringComparator, address PR comments
* Add new TopNMetricSpec and SearchSortSpec with tests (WIP)
* More TopNMetricSpec and SearchSortSpec tests
* Fix NewSearchSortSpec serde
* Update docs for new DimensionTopNMetricSpec
* Delete NumericDimensionTopNMetricSpec
* Delete old SearchSortSpec
* Rename NewSearchSortSpec to SearchSortSpec
* Add TopN numeric comparator benchmark, address PR comments
* Refactor OrderByColumnSpec
* Add null checks to NumericComparator and String->BigDecimal conversion function
* Add more OrderByColumnSpec serde tests
This fixes a potential issue where groupBy resources could be allocated to
create a Sequence, but then the Sequence is never used, and thus the resources
are never freed.
Also simplifies how groupBy handles config overrides (this made the new
unit test easier to write).
Refcounting prevents releasing the merge buffer, or closing the concurrent
grouper, before the processing threads have all finished. The better
error handling prevents an avalanche of per-runner exceptions when grouping
resources are exhausted, by grouping those all up into a single merged
exception.
* Support filtering on __time column
* Rename DruidPredicate
* Add docs for ValueMatcherFactory, add comment on getColumnCapabilities
* Combine ValueMatcherFactory predicate methods to accept DruidCompositePredicate
* Address PR comments (support filter on all long columns)
* Use predicate factory instead of composite predicate
* Address PR comments
* Lazily initialize long handling in selector/in filter
* Move long value parsing from InFilter to InDimFilter, make long value parsing thread-safe
* Add multithreaded selector/in filter test
* Fix non-final lock object in SelectorDimFilter
Fixes inconsistent metric handling between the two implementations. Formerly,
RealtimePlumber only emitted query/segmentAndCache/time and query/wait and
Appenderator only emitted query/partial/time and query/wait (all per sink).
Now they both do the same thing:
- query/segmentAndCache/time, query/segment/time are the time spent per sink.
- query/cpu/time is the CPU time spent per query.
- query/wait/time is the executor waiting time per sink.
These generally match historical metrics, except segmentAndCache & segment
mean the same thing here, because one Sink may be partially cached and
partially uncached and we aren't splitting that out.
constantly timing out on one of slow build machines, increasing the
timeout fixed it.
Running io.druid.granularity.QueryGranularityTest
Tests run: 33, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 0, Time elapsed: 11.776
sec - in io.druid.granularity.QueryGranularityTest
All query metrics now start with toolChest.makeMetricBuilder, and all of
*those* now start with DruidMetrics.makePartialQueryTimeMetric. Also, "id"
moved to common code, since all query metrics added it anyway.
In particular this will add query-type specific dimensions like "threshold"
and "numDimensions" to servlet-originated metrics like query/time.
This is actually reasonable for a groupBy or lexicographic topNs that is
being used to do a "COUNT DISTINCT" kind of query. No aggregators are
needed for that query, and including a dummy aggregator wastes 8 bytes
per row.
It's kind of silly for timeseries, but why not.
* support alphanumeric sort in search query
* address a comment about handling equals() and hashCode()
* address comments
* add Ut for string comparators
* address a comment about space indentations.
This patch introduces a GroupByStrategy concept and two strategies: "v1"
is the current groupBy strategy and "v2" is a new one. It also introduces
a merge buffers concept in DruidProcessingModule, to try to better
manage memory used for merging.
Both of these are described in more detail in #2987.
There are two goals of this patch:
1. Make it possible for historical/realtime nodes to return larger groupBy
result sets, faster, with better memory management.
2. Make it possible for brokers to merge streams when there are no order-by
columns, avoiding materialization.
This patch does not do anything to help with memory management on the broker
when there are order-by columns or when there are nested queries. That could
potentially be done in a future patch.
* add get dimension rangeset to filters
* add get domain to ShardSpec and added chunk filter in caching clustered client
* add null check and modified not filter, started with unit test
* add filter test with caching
* refactor and some comments
* extract filtershard to helper function
* fixup
* minor changes
* update javadoc
* fix caching for search results
properly read count when reading from cache.
* fix NPE during merging search count and add test
* Update cache key to invalidate prev results
* Add lookup optimization for InDimFilter
* tests for in filter with lookup extraction fn
* refactor
* refactor2 and modified filter test
* make optimizeLookup private
* Allows RegisteredLookupExtractionFn to find its lookups lazily
* Use raw variables instead of AtomicReference
* Make sure to use volatile
* Remove extra local variable.
* Move from BAOS to ByteBuffer
* Optimize filter for timeseries, search, and select queries
* exception at failed toolchest type check
* took out query type check
* java7 error fix and test improvement
* Fix parsing fail of segment id with underscored datasource (Fix for #2786)
* addressed comment
* renamed and moved code into api. added log4 dependency for tests
* addressed comments
* fixed test fails
* make isSingleThreaded groupBy query processing overridable at query time
* refactor code in GroupByMergedQueryRunner to make processing of single threaded and parallel merging of runners consistent
* Document how to use roaring bitmaps
This fixes#2408.
While not all indexSpec properties are explained, it does explain how roaring bitmaps can be turned on.
* fix
* fix
* fix
* fix
The behavior is now that filters on "null" will match rows with no
values. The behavior in the past was inconsistent; sometimes these
filters would match and sometimes they wouldn't.
Adds tests for this behavior to SelectorFilterTest and
BoundFilterTest, for query-level filters and filtered aggregates.
Fixes#2750.
BoundFilter:
- For lexicographic bounds, use bitmapIndex.getIndex to find the start and end points,
then union all bitmaps between those points.
- For alphanumeric bounds, iterate through dimValues, and union all bitmaps for values
matching the predicate.
- Change behavior for nulls: it used to be that the BoundFilter would never match nulls,
now it matches nulls if "" is allowed by the lower limit and not excluded by the
upper limit.
Interface changes:
- BitmapIndex: add `int getIndex(value)` to make it possible to get the index for a
value without retrieving the bitmap.
- BitmapIndex: remove `ImmutableBitmap getBitmap(value)`, change callers to `getBitmap(getIndex(value))`.
- BitmapIndexSelector: allow retrieving the underlying BitmapIndex through getBitmapIndex.
- Clarified contract of indexOf in Indexed, GenericIndexed.
Also added tests for SelectorFilter, NotFilter, and BoundFilter.
I believe that the instanceof chain in Filters exists because in the past, Filter
and DimFilter were in different packages (DimFilter was in druid-client and Filter
was in druid-processing). And since druid-client didn't depend on druid-processing,
DimFilter couldn't have a toFilter method. But now it can.
This removes Filter.makeMatcher(ColumnSelectorFactory) and adds a
ValueMatcherFactory implementation to FilteredAggregatorFactory so it can
take advantage of existing makeMatcher(ValueMatcherFactory) implementations.
This patch also removes the Bound-based method from ValueMatcherFactory. Its
only user was the SpatialFilter, which could use the Predicate-based method.
Fixes#2604.
- Add central doc for multi-value dimensions, with some content from other docs.
- Link to multi-value dimension doc from topN and groupBy docs.
- Fixes a broken link from dimensionspecs.md, which was presciently already
linking to this nonexistent doc.
- Resolve inconsistent naming in docs & code (sometimes "multi-valued", sometimes
"multi-value") in favor of "multi-value".
The incremental indexes handle that now so it's not necessary.
Also, add debug logging and more detailed exceptions to the incremental
indexes for the case where there are parse exceptions during aggregation.
After finding the FireChief for a specific partition, Druid will need to find the specific queryRunner for each segment being queried by passing the query to FireChief. Currently Druid is passing the original query that contains all the segments need to be queried, it's possible that fireChief.getQueryRunner(query) returns more than 1 queryRunner because query.getIntervals() is not specific to a single segment.
In this patch, for each segment being queried, Druid will update the query with its corresponding SpecificSegmentSpec.
* Moves last run task state information to Worker
* Makes WorkerTaskRunner a TaskRunner which has interfaces to help with getting information about a Worker
Two changes:
- Allow IncrementalIndex to suppress ParseExceptions on "aggregate".
- Add "reportParseExceptions" option to realtime tuning configs. By default this is "false".
Behavior of the counters should now be:
- processed: Number of rows indexed, including rows where some fields could be parsed and some could not.
- thrownAway: Number of rows thrown away due to rejection policy.
- unparseable: Number of rows thrown away due to being completely unparseable (no fields salvageable at all).
If "reportParseExceptions" is true then "unparseable" will always be zero (because a parse error would
cause an exception to be thrown). In addition, "processed" will only include fully parseable rows
(because even partial parse failures will cause exceptions to be thrown).
Fixes#2510.
This makes it possible to do groupBys with clauses like "HAVING uniques > 10".
Beforehand you couldn't do it with either an aggregator (because it returns
an HLLV1 which the havingSpec can't understand) or a finalized postaggregator
(because it didn't have a comparator).
Now you can at least do it with a finalizing postaggregator. Trying it with
the aggregator alone still doesn't work.
Added some topN and groupBy tests verifying the comparator, and added an
@Ignore test that should pass if havingSpecs are made work on the aggregator
directly.
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Jonathan Wei
Navis Ryu
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Dave Li
Erik Dubbelboer
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Hyukjin Kwon
michaelschiff
John Wang
Kurt Young
Charles Allen
Himanshu
Slim
David Lim
binlijin
Xavier Léauté
Jisoo Kim
Fangjin Yang
michaelschiff
Maarten Rijke
Slim Bouguerra
jon-wei
Parag Jain
Keuntae Park
Xavier Léauté
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