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Marcus Eriksson updated CASSANDRA-7808:
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Fix Version/s: 2.1.0
2.0.11
> LazilyCompactedRow incorrectly handles row tombstones
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> Key: CASSANDRA-7808
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-7808
> Project: Cassandra
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Core
> Reporter: Richard Low
> Assignee: Richard Low
> Fix For: 1.2.19, 2.0.11, 2.1.0
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> Attachments: 7808-v1.diff
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> LazilyCompactedRow doesn’t handle row tombstones correctly, leading to an
> AssertionError (CASSANDRA-4206) in some cases, and the row tombstone being
> incorrectly dropped in others. It looks like this was introduced by
> CASSANDRA-5677.
> To reproduce an AssertionError:
> 1. Hack a really small return value for
> DatabaseDescriptor.getInMemoryCompactionLimit() like 10 bytes to force large
> row compaction
> 2. Create a column family with gc_grace = 10
> 3. Insert a few columns in one row
> 4. Call nodetool flush
> 5. Delete the row
> 6. Call nodetool flush
> 7. Wait 10 seconds
> 8. Call nodetool compact and it will fail
> To reproduce the row tombstone being dropped, do the same except, after the
> delete (in step 5), insert a column that sorts before the ones you inserted
> in step 3. E.g. if you inserted b, c, d in step 3, insert a now. After the
> compaction, which now succeeds, the full row will be visible, rather than
> just a.
> The problem is two fold. Firstly, LazilyCompactedRow.Reducer.reduce() and
> getReduce() incorrectly call container.clear(). This clears the columns (as
> intended) but also removes the deletion times from container. This means no
> further columns are deleted if they are annihilated by the row tombstone.
> Secondly, after the second pass, LazilyCompactedRow.isEmpty() is called which
> calls
> {{ColumnFamilyStore.removeDeletedCF(emptyColumnFamily,
> controller.gcBefore(key.getToken()))}}
> which unfortunately removes the last deleted time from emptyColumnFamily if
> it is earlier than gcBefore. Since this is only called after the second pass,
> the second pass doesn’t remove any columns that are removed by the row
> tombstone whereas the first pass removes just the first one.
> This is pretty serious - no large rows can ever be compacted and row
> tombstones can go missing.
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