zanmato1984 commented on issue #45393:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/issues/45393#issuecomment-2628993132

   Sorry I'm on vacation and unable to get on to it now. From what I see in the 
benchmark report, it's possible that #45336 is related (TPCH Q3 has heavy joins 
and aggregations, both in the code path that PR touched). And it's also 
possible that the new answer is correct (meaning the old passes are false 
positives) - if I'm interpreting the the report right:
   ```
   '     old$o_shippriority | new$o_shippriority     \n'
                ' [1] 2330369            - 0                  [1] \n'
                ' [2] 3466209            - 0                  [2] \n'
                ' [3] 497024             - 0                  [3] \n'
                ' [4] 1190661            - 0                  [4] \n'
                ' [5] 2439265            - 0                  [5] \n'
                ' [6] 5112866            - 0                  [6] \n'
                ' [7] 5526083            - 0                  [7] \n'
                ' [8] 2630758            - 0                  [8] \n'
                ' [9] 997703             - 0                  [9] \n'
                '[10] 2307653            - 0                  [10]\n'
                '\n'}]
   ```
   Note column `o_shippriority` should be all `0` in a valid TPCH Q3 result. 
And the old values very much look like column `o_orderkey`. This could imply 
something changing in the column decoding. But these are all wild guesses for 
now.
   
   I think I can look into it in about two weeks. But in the meantime, it'll be 
nice if some people familiar with these benchmarks (R?) can help to confirm my 
assumption ("the old result of `o_shippriority` being 
non-zero/`o_orderkey`/`l_orderkey`"). Thanks.


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