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Riza Suminto updated IMPALA-13766:
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    Description: 
execute_wrapper is a function decorator that allows test method to pass vector 
or table_format argument to any function annotated by it.

[https://github.com/apache/impala/blob/1b6395b8db09d271bd166bf501bdf7038d8be644/tests/common/impala_test_suite.py#L1021]

The main purpose for this decorator is to intercept those argument and changing 
database pointed by Impala client, depending on given 'vector' or 
'table_format' argument.

This is convenient, but have some problem:
 # For test writer, it is not obvious that functions decorated by 
execute_wrapper can actually accept optional 'vector' and 'table_format' 
argument. Consequently, very few test method actually utilizing it.
 # It does not revert client to point back to 'default' database.
 # There is a potential confusion if both 'vector' and 'table_format' are 
specified.
 # If 'vector' is set, execute_wrapper only change database, but not applying 
exec_option inside 'vector'. This is contradict with 
execute_query_using_client() and execute_query_async_using_client() function.
 # Its usage can largely replaced by run_test_case().

  was:
execute_wrapper is a function decorator that allows test method to pass vector 
or table_format argument to any function annotated by it.

[https://github.com/apache/impala/blob/master/tests/common/impala_test_suite.py#L1021]

The main purpose for this decorator is to intercept those argument and changing 
database pointed by Impala client, depending on given 'vector' or 
'table_format' argument.

This is convenient, but have some problem:
 # For test writer, it is not obvious that functions decorated by 
execute_wrapper can actually accept optional 'vector' and 'table_format' 
argument. Consequently, very few test method actually utilizing it.
 # It does not revert client to point back to 'default' database.
 # There is a potential confusion if both 'vector' and 'table_format' are 
specified.
 # If 'vector' is set, execute_wrapper only change database, but not applying 
exec_option inside 'vector'. This is contradict with 
execute_query_using_client() and execute_query_async_using_client() function.
 # Its usage can largely replaced by run_test_case().


> Remove execute_wrapper decorator
> --------------------------------
>
>                 Key: IMPALA-13766
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IMPALA-13766
>             Project: IMPALA
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: Test
>            Reporter: Riza Suminto
>            Priority: Major
>
> execute_wrapper is a function decorator that allows test method to pass 
> vector or table_format argument to any function annotated by it.
> [https://github.com/apache/impala/blob/1b6395b8db09d271bd166bf501bdf7038d8be644/tests/common/impala_test_suite.py#L1021]
> The main purpose for this decorator is to intercept those argument and 
> changing database pointed by Impala client, depending on given 'vector' or 
> 'table_format' argument.
> This is convenient, but have some problem:
>  # For test writer, it is not obvious that functions decorated by 
> execute_wrapper can actually accept optional 'vector' and 'table_format' 
> argument. Consequently, very few test method actually utilizing it.
>  # It does not revert client to point back to 'default' database.
>  # There is a potential confusion if both 'vector' and 'table_format' are 
> specified.
>  # If 'vector' is set, execute_wrapper only change database, but not applying 
> exec_option inside 'vector'. This is contradict with 
> execute_query_using_client() and execute_query_async_using_client() function.
>  # Its usage can largely replaced by run_test_case().



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