Andrey Mashenkov
Thank you very much!
1.query parallelism:this will cause a problem: fetch wrong reslut.
I set it to 10,and have table a with 150,000 records, table b with
12,000,000 records.
when I query single table,the result is correct.
but when the sql is like this:
select a.id from a inner join b on a.id = b.tid
it got the wrong result. The result should be 11,000,000;but it just
return 380,000 records.
when I remove query parallelism setting,it return correctly.
2. I have modified ths property,and restart the server.for the record is
too large, it need 4 hours to load data to ignite.So I have to wait.
3.Actually, if I remove the group by clause and having condition, it took
more time!
4 and 5: I have try them before ,but it did not work.
Thanks again.
Lucky
在2017年09月21日 21:28，Andrey Mashenkov<[email protected]> 写道：
Lucky,
1. Looks like it make no sense to set query parallelism level higher number of
available CPU on node.
2. Map query use index for field FASSIGCUID type of String and seems values are
16 chars length strings (32 bytes)
By default, values with size < 10 bytes can be inlined in index, so Ignite
doesn't need to lookup a data page for value data.
You can try to increase it up to 32 via
cacheConfiguration.setSqlIndexMaxInlineSize(32) or JVM property
-DIGNITE_MAX_INDEX_PAYLOAD_SIZE=32.
3. Ignite doesn't know whether your data is collocated by FDATABASEDID (group
by clause) or not collocated.
So, Ignite can't apply HAVING condition instantly on map phase and have to load
and merge all groups from all nodes before check for HAVING.
If it possible to collocate data on GROUP BY condition, you can hint Ignite
with setting query flag: sqlFieldsQuery.setCollocated(true).
However, I'm not sure it will help much and H2 will be able to make any
optimization here.
4. Also, you can force Ignite to use different index. E.g. group index on
FDATABASEDID and FASSIGCUID and same fields in different order.
5. Sometimes, Ignite change join order and it can cause unexcpected slowdown.
You can try to change join order by changing tables positions in query string.
To preserve Ignite join order optimization you may use a flag:
sqlFieldsQuery.setEnforceJoinOrder(true).
Hope, this will help you.
