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  • New Features

    • Introduced configurable upper bounds for maximum transaction timestamps in file retrieval queries.
    • Enhanced querying logic for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite to support conditional upper bounds based on configuration settings.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling and code readability in PostgreSQL file list implementation.
  • Documentation

    • Added configuration options for managing transaction timestamp behavior.

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The changes introduce new configuration fields to the Limit struct, enhancing the handling of transaction timestamps across multiple database implementations (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite). The modifications allow for conditional adjustments of the max_ts timestamp based on configuration settings, improving the flexibility of SQL queries. Error handling and code readability have also been improved in the PostgreSQL implementation.

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File Path Change Summary
src/config/src/config.rs Added two fields to the Limit struct: use_upper_bound_for_max_ts (boolean) and upper_bound_for_max_ts (integer). Both fields are configurable via environment variables.
src/infra/src/file_list/mysql.rs Enhanced SQL query logic to conditionally apply an upper bound to the max_ts timestamp based on configuration settings. Added get_config() function.
src/infra/src/file_list/postgres.rs Improved error handling and readability in SQL query results. Adjusted logic to conditionally apply an upper bound on max_ts based on configuration settings. Added get_config() function.
src/infra/src/file_list/sqlite.rs Incorporated a conditional upper bound for the max_ts timestamp in SQL queries based on configuration settings. Added get_config() function.

Possibly related PRs

  • fix: add max_lifetime for db connection pool #4551: The changes in this PR also modify the Limit struct in src/config/src/config.rs, adding new configuration fields, which aligns with the changes made in the main PR that introduces new fields for transaction timestamp handling.

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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
src/infra/src/file_list/sqlite.rs (1)

Line range hint 315-345: Approve the changes to conditionally apply an upper bound to the max_ts value.

The changes introduce a new configuration option use_upper_bound_for_max_ts to conditionally apply an upper bound to the max_ts value in the SQL query. This provides more flexibility in querying data based on the configuration settings and can potentially improve the accuracy of the retrieved data.

Suggestions:

  • Add unit tests to cover the new functionality and ensure the expected behavior.
  • Document the new configuration option and its impact on the querying behavior.
src/config/src/config.rs (1)

971-976: Consider making the default value configurable based on usage patterns.

The new upper_bound_for_max_ts field looks good overall. The naming, type, and help text are all appropriate.

The default value of 60 minutes for the buffer seems like a reasonable starting point. However, consider whether this default should be made configurable based on the system's usage patterns and requirements.

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src/infra/src/file_list/postgres.rs (24)

20-20: LGTM!

The get_config function is imported correctly from the config module.


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107-112: Looks good!

The error handling for sqlx::Error::RowNotFound is now more clearly structured with braces, improving code readability. The logic remains unaltered.


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189-197: Looks good!

The SQL query in batch_remove_deleted is reformatted with line breaks for better readability. The query logic remains unaltered.


200-205: Looks good!

The error handling for sqlx::Error::RowNotFound is now more clearly structured with braces, improving code readability. The logic remains unaltered.


233-243: Looks good!

The SQL query in get is reformatted with line breaks and indentation for better readability. The query logic remains unaltered.


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304-347: New configuration-dependent behavior introduced in querying logic.

The changes introduce a new configuration check to conditionally apply an upper bound filter on the max_ts timestamp during queries. This behavior could impact how data is retrieved and processed.

Please ensure that:

  1. The upper bound filter is applied correctly and produces the expected results.
  2. The changes are thoroughly tested under different configuration settings to validate the behavior.

If no issues are found during testing, the changes can be approved.


370-377: Looks good!

The SQL query in query_deleted is reformatted with line breaks and indentation for better readability. The query logic remains unaltered.


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443-443: Looks good!

The additional line break in the SQL query string improves readability without altering the query logic.


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553-570: Looks good!

The SQL query in set_stream_stats is reformatted with line breaks and indentation for better readability. The query logic remains unaltered.


587-591: Looks good!

The SQL query in reset_stream_stats is reformatted with line breaks and indentation for better readability. The query logic remains unaltered.


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src/infra/src/file_list/mysql.rs (4)

20-20: LGTM!

The import statement for the get_config function looks good.


304-322: The configuration-based query optimization looks good!

The code segment introduces a configuration-driven optimization to the SQL query by applying an upper bound to the max_ts timestamp when specified. The upper bound calculation and the corresponding SQL query modifications are implemented correctly.

The original query logic is preserved when the upper bound is not required, ensuring backward compatibility.


336-336: LGTM!

The closing brace is correctly placed to complete the if block.


305-307: The configuration retrieval and usage look good!

The code segment correctly retrieves the configuration using the get_config() function and checks the limit.use_upper_bound_for_max_ts flag to determine whether to apply the upper bound optimization.

The limit.upper_bound_for_max_ts configuration value is used to calculate the upper bound in microseconds.

src/config/src/config.rs (1)

965-970: LGTM!

The new boolean field use_upper_bound_for_max_ts looks good. The naming, type, default value, and help text are all appropriate.

@oasisk oasisk force-pushed the fix-optimize-file-list-fetch-from-db branch from 381c8b4 to 5698fff Compare September 17, 2024 12:04
@oasisk oasisk merged commit 10728d6 into main Sep 17, 2024
@oasisk oasisk deleted the fix-optimize-file-list-fetch-from-db branch September 17, 2024 12:25
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