sql, kv: use Delete instead of DeleteRange to lessen impact on tscache#23258
sql, kv: use Delete instead of DeleteRange to lessen impact on tscache#23258spencerkimball merged 1 commit intocockroachdb:masterfrom
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@spencerkimball #17921 seems mentioning as well, I think I reported the same behavior there. |
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@tschottdorf yes I believe this fixes that problem, as it's exactly what my testing was showing. We would spin endlessly because it would auto retry. Now either we'll finish the big |
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Review status: 0 of 4 files reviewed at latest revision, 1 unresolved discussion. pkg/sql/sqlbase/rowwriter.go, line 1028 at r1 (raw file):
I think you should pass Comments from Reviewable |
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Thanks for the explanation Spencer, I'll make sure to run the drop test
when this gets in (or, if you'd like to do the honors -- `roachtest run
drop` -- it may fail in the "refresh spans discarded" case, but we can
catch that error and turn it into a pass).
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though I only looked at the SQL change. Someone more familiar with the
recent refresh spans work will have to look at the other changes.
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log.VEventf(ctx, 2, "Del %s", keys.PrettyPrint(rd.Helper.primIndexValDirs, rd.key))
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b.Del(rd.key)
I think you should pass &rd.key here, which is the same as rd.key except
it avoids the allocation when assigning the Key to an interface.
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Are there any issues with schema changes here? The old code was guaranteed to delete all families that did or will exist. I think schema leases will work here but @danhhz should confirm. Comments from Reviewable |
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@tschottdorf I doubt it will fail. I've tested this up to 1M rows and it works fine with serializable (keep in mind the read timestamp cache is getting 10,000 row spans only, so that's just 100 spans). If the system is otherwise busy, and the read timestamp cache is full, then we'd end up hitting that error, but unless I misunderstand what's happening in the test, it'll run just fine. Also added unittests. I'm having trouble running the roachtest. My environment might be way out of date: Review status: 3 of 5 files reviewed at latest revision, 2 unresolved discussions. pkg/sql/sqlbase/rowwriter.go, line 1023 at r1 (raw file): Previously, bdarnell (Ben Darnell) wrote…
The schema leases better work! From what I'm seeing they do, because the transaction's deadline continues to get moved forward as the transaction goes on and on. pkg/sql/sqlbase/rowwriter.go, line 1028 at r1 (raw file): Previously, petermattis (Peter Mattis) wrote…
Done. I did the same for the index entries above as well, which could be an even tighter loop than here. Comments from Reviewable |
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Review status: 3 of 5 files reviewed at latest revision, 2 unresolved discussions, some commit checks failed. pkg/sql/sqlbase/rowwriter.go, line 1023 at r1 (raw file): Previously, spencerkimball (Spencer Kimball) wrote…
It's been a while since I've had this all loaded up, but the reader code ignores any columns that are not in the right schema change state, so I think this is correct. @jordanlewis has thought about this much more recently than I have, so we may want to double check with him Comments from Reviewable |
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Previously, on the slow path for deletion from SQL, rows were deleted using a call to `DeleteRange` in order to remove all column families with a single statement. It turns out this is better done using one call per column family to `Delete`. `DeleteRange` must update the write timestamp cache in order to avoid lost update anomalies. By lessening the pressure on the timestamp cache, we can avoid pushing a transaction's commit timestamp forward and triggering a retry. This allow substantially longer / larger `DELETE FROM` statements to run to completion, assuming there is no other concurrency which will force a retry. In conjunction, a realization from cockroachdb#21165 was that large `DELETE FROM` statements can end up running forever. This occurs because they are retryable from the SQL executor and continue to get retryable errors due to the timestamp cache being unable to avoid pushing their timestamps forward. Release note (sql change): will fix endless churn experienced from large `DELETE FROM` statements, either by allowing them to complete, or by exiting with an error message indicating the transaction is too large to complete.
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Previously, on the slow path for deletion from SQL, rows were deleted
using a call to
DeleteRangein order to remove all column familieswith a single statement. It turns out this is better done using one
call per column family to
Delete.DeleteRangemust update thewrite timestamp cache in order to avoid lost update anomalies. By
lessening the pressure on the timestamp cache, we can avoid pushing
a transaction's commit timestamp forward and triggering a retry. This
allow substantially longer / larger
DELETE FROMstatements to runto completion, assuming there is no other concurrency which will force
a retry.
In conjunction, a realization from #21165 was that large
DELETE FROMstatements can end up running forever. This occurs because they are
retryable from the SQL executor and continue to get retryable errors
due to the timestamp cache being unable to avoid pushing their
timestamps forward.
Fixes #17921
Release note (SQL change): will fix endless churn experienced from
large
DELETE FROMstatements, either by allowing them to complete,or by exiting with an error message indicating the transaction is too
large to complete.