paul-rogers commented on a change in pull request #1955: DRILL-7491: Incorrect 
count() returned for complex types in parquet
URL: https://github.com/apache/drill/pull/1955#discussion_r366671949
 
 

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 File path: 
exec/java-exec/src/main/java/org/apache/drill/exec/physical/base/AbstractGroupScanWithMetadata.java
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 @@ -167,29 +167,46 @@ public boolean isMatchAllMetadata() {
    */
   @Override
   public long getColumnValueCount(SchemaPath column) {
-    long tableRowCount, colNulls;
-    Long nulls;
     ColumnStatistics<?> columnStats = 
getTableMetadata().getColumnStatistics(column);
-    ColumnStatistics<?> nonInterestingColStats = null;
-    if (columnStats == null) {
-      nonInterestingColStats = 
getNonInterestingColumnsMetadata().getColumnStatistics(column);
-    }
+    ColumnStatistics<?> nonInterestingColStats = columnStats == null
+        ? getNonInterestingColumnsMetadata().getColumnStatistics(column) : 
null;
 
+    long tableRowCount;
     if (columnStats != null) {
       tableRowCount = 
TableStatisticsKind.ROW_COUNT.getValue(getTableMetadata());
     } else if (nonInterestingColStats != null) {
       tableRowCount = 
TableStatisticsKind.ROW_COUNT.getValue(getNonInterestingColumnsMetadata());
 
 Review comment:
   Having a hard time understanding this. If a column is uninteresing, we get 
the row count from the non-interesting columns metadata. Seems round-about. 
Should we get the row count from the table itself? That is, the indirection 
through non-interesting columns to get table metadata seems awkward.
   
   Also, if we do have column stats, we get the row count from the table 
metadata. This raises the question: by column value count, do we mean NDV 
(number of distinct values)? Otherwise, the column value count for top-level 
columns is defined as the same as the row count whether the column is 
interesting or not.

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