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Parquet scans still set up a reader for files whose row groups are all pruned #26475
A selective filter over Parquet files still pays to set up a reader for every file range, even when row-group statistics or Bloom filters have already ruled out every row group in it. On wide tables that setup grows with the column count, so a query that reads nothing from most files still spends CPU opening each one.
To Reproduce
I've got a PR for this so I'm not going heavy into that, and well it's a relatively obvious change.
Activity
perf: don't build a parquet stream for a file range with no row group…