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David Wayne Birdsall closed TRAFODION-2913.
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> Tweak some MDAM-related heuristics
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> Key: TRAFODION-2913
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRAFODION-2913
> Project: Apache Trafodion
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: sql-cmp
> Affects Versions: 2.3
> Reporter: David Wayne Birdsall
> Assignee: David Wayne Birdsall
> Priority: Major
> Fix For: 2.3
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> Attachments: MdamTests2.py.txt
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> While debugging a plan choice issue on a customer query, two issues were
> noted with MDAM heuristics.
> # When CQD FSO_TO_USE is set to '0', FileScanOptimizer::optimize attempts to
> perform logic similar to that in ScanOptimizer::getMdamStatus, checking the
> mdamFlag that is stored in the index descriptor. But the logic is not the
> same (the inevitable result of having two copies of something!); in the
> latter case the mdamFlag is ignored if CQD RANGESPEC_TRANSFORMATION is 'ON'
> while in the FileScanOptimizer::optimize logic no such additional check is
> made. Now, 'ON' is presently the default for RANGESPACE_TRANSFORMATION. So,
> we have the anomaly that using CQD FSO_TO_USE '0' to force consideration of
> MDAM might still not get MDAM because of a flag that we would ignore
> otherwise.
> # The mdamFlag in the IndexDesc object is set by IndexDesc :: pruneMdam
> (optimizer/IndexDesc.cpp). There is heuristic logic there to guess whether
> MDAM will be useful for a given access path. The major purpose of this logic
> is index elimination: if we have several indexes, and some look like good
> choices for MDAM and others not, we eliminate the ones that are not. Only
> secondarily is this mdam flag later looked at by the scan optimizer, as
> described above in 1. The major purpose of this logic still seems reasonable,
> though the computation logic itself can be criticized for not considering the
> possibility of a parallel predicate on a leading "_SALT_" column, for
> example. But the computation involves a CQD, MDAM_SELECTION_DEFAULT, which is
> set to a low value by default. The customer query involved showed that the
> value used is too low; this flag ended up eliminating a favorable MDAM plan.
> The default was likely last determined in the predecessor product; given that
> the HBase engine has different execution dynamics this value needs to be
> recalibrated.
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