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Viraj Jasani updated PHOENIX-7375:
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Summary: CQSI connection init from regionserver hosting SYSTEM.CATALOG does
not require RPC calls to system tables (was: CQSI connection initialization
from SYSTEM.CATALOG regionserver does not require RPC calls to system tables)
> CQSI connection init from regionserver hosting SYSTEM.CATALOG does not
> require RPC calls to system tables
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> Key: PHOENIX-7375
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-7375
> Project: Phoenix
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Affects Versions: 5.2.0
> Reporter: Viraj Jasani
> Assignee: Viraj Jasani
> Priority: Major
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> In order to execute any query at the server side, Phoenix client requires
> creating CQSI (ConnectionQueryServicesImpl) connection, which internally
> initiates and maintains long lasting connection against HBase server. CQSI
> connection is unique per JDBC url used to initiate the connection. Once
> created, CQSI connections are cached per 24 hr (by default) for every unique
> JDBC url provided.
> When client initiates CQSI connection, the connection initialization also
> attempts to execute some metadata queries to ensure that the system tables
> like SYSTEM.CATALOG exist and the client version is compatible against the
> server version. For this, CQSI#init makes RPC calls against
> MetaDataEndpointImpl coproc.
> This operation is valid for every CQSI connection initiated for every unique
> JDBC url by every client. However, when server hosting SYSTEM.CATALOG
> initiates CQSI connection, it means that SYSTEM.CATALOG and other system
> tables already exist. Moreover, client/server version compatibility check is
> not required because the connection is being created from the same server
> that is hosting SYSTEM.CATALOG.
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