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Fix filter pushdown for Parquet and maybe StorageMerge#63642

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Fix filter pushdown for Parquet and maybe StorageMerge#63642
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Fixed Parquet filter pushdown not working with Analyzer.

Situation:

/// Analyzer generates unique ColumnIdentifiers like __table1.__partition_id in filter nodes,
/// while key analysis still requires unqualified column names.

MergeTree had code to specifically correct for that, but other storages didn't, for some reason. So filter pushdown wasn't working for Parquet and probably ORC and maybe Merge.

Most of the PR is one find-replace. Non-mechanical changes are in ReadFromMergeTree.cpp, SelectQueryInfo.{h,cpp}, SourceStepWithFilter.cpp, and 02841_parquet_filter_pushdown.sql

Closes #53536

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The test failures about system.zookeeper are clearly related, but I couldn't reproduce them locally so far. Maybe it needs fast-test-like build with reduced dependencies? Maybe something's different in server config? Maybe fast test passes some important arguments to clickhouse-test?

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al13n321 commented May 17, 2024

Maybe it needs fast-test-like build with reduced dependencies?

Didn't help.

Maybe fast test passes some important arguments to clickhouse-test?

Didn't help.

Maybe something's different in server config?

I tried to use tests/config/install.sh to create configs similar to CI, but getting it to work seems hopeless, I ran into a few different errors, the configs seem to be missing things, and it would take a while to follow the code and configs to figure out how exactly CI sets everything and try to do the same.

Is there a way to get CI to deploy everything, then pause and let me SSH to it?

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In #58061 is another example where the server takes very different code paths in CI vs locally.

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al13n321 commented May 21, 2024

(Ok, reproduced the CI setup by copying the commands from the CI log shown in github actions (thanks to whoever put a set +x there!), found the dumb bug in my code.)

@alexey-milovidov alexey-milovidov merged commit 14bff5c into master May 21, 2024
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Make KeyCondition usable outside *MergeTree when analyzer is enabled

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