* This patch adds rebuildEM tool support to work with compressed files.
* This patch increases a version of the file header.
Note: Default version of the `rebuildEM` tool was using very old API,
those functions are not present currently. So `rebuildEM` will not work with
files created without compression, because we cannot deduce some info which are
needed to create column extent.
For now it consists of only:
using int128_t = __int128;
using uint128_t = unsigned __int128;
All new privitive data types should go into this file in the future.
resulting expressions cannot be used as a template argument.
This is because the template instantiation happens at compile time
and cannot depend on the runtime value of the evaluating expression.
v5 (current) version of the extent map supports int128_t min/max
values. This commit provides upgrade capability to load_brm program
that when reads an extent map saved to disk earlier with save_brm,
with a EM_MAGIC_V4 entry, converts it to the current v5 "wider"
extent map.
This commit also adds support in TupleHashJoinStep::forwardCPData,
although we currently do not support wide decimals as join keys.
Row estimation to determine large-side of the join is also updated.
all workernodes when initialising
There is a new corresponding XML config options
DBRM_Controller.WorkerConnectionTimeout that controls how long
controllernode waits for wns before it proceeds
If the plugin is restarted after the system is running, it's possible to have stale references to shared memory. This patch deletes those references so the next time they're used, just-in-time initialization will get the latest.
1) Instead of making dbrm calls to writeVBEntry() per block,
we make these calls per batch. This can have non-trivial
reductions in the overhead of these calls if the batch size
is large.
2) In dmlproc, do not deserialize the whole insertpackage, which
consists of the complete record set per column, which would be
wasteful as we only need some metadata fields from insertpackage
here. This is only done for batch inserts at the moment, this
should also be applied to single inserts.
Found that the IDBDataFile path in BRM journal writing code needs to seek
to the end of the file before writing.
If save_brm is run (as it is during init), it truncates the journal file,
but the workernode retained its original offset, resulting in the front
of the file being 0-filled on the next journal write. Load_brm can't
load that.
Found that the IDBDataFile path in BRM journal writing code needs to seek
to the end of the file before writing.
If save_brm is run (as it is during init), it truncates the journal file,
but the workernode retained its original offset, resulting in the front
of the file being 0-filled on the next journal write. Load_brm can't
load that.
Fixes:
* Irrelevant where conditions
* Irrelevant const
* A potential infinite loop in treenode
* Bad implicit case fallthroughs
* Explicit markings for required case fallthroughs
* Unused variables
* Unused function
Also disabled some warnings for now which we should fix later.
Rename packages to MariaDB-columnstore-engine, MariaDB-columnstore-libs
and MariaDB-columnstore-platform.
Also add the "columnstore-" prefix the the components so that MariaDB's
packaging system understands then and add a line to include them in
MariaDB's packaging.
In addition
* Fix S3 building for dist source build
* Fix Debian 10 dependency issue
* Fix git handling for dist builds
* Add support for MariaDB's RPM building
* Use MariaDB's PCRE and readline
* Removes a few dead files
* Fix Boost noncopyable includes
ColumnStore now uses standard bin/lib paths for pretty much everything.
Data path is now hard-coded to /var/lib/columnstore.
This patch also:
* Removes v1 decompression
* Removes a bunch of unneeded files
* Removes COLUMNSTORE_INSTALL_DIR / $INSTALLDIR
* Makes my.cnf.d work for all platforms (MCOL-3558)
* Changes configcpp to use recursive mutex (fixes possible config write deadlock)
* Fixes MCOL-3599 Fix regr functions, The library was installed in the wrong location
* Fixes a bunch of Ubuntu packaging issues
* Changes the binary names of several of the executables so as not to
clash with potential executables from other packages
