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Add MariaDB statistics support #19408
Add MariaDB statistics support #19408
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did you mean "column %s.%s"? otherwise it would log
foo, bar
wherefoo
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i admit having copied this from MySQL's
io.trino.plugin.mysql.MySqlClient#updateColumnStatisticsFromIndexStatistics
yes, we can improve both places
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I'll take care of this.
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the code seems to assume inaccuracy is always towards the lower values - is this a fair assumption to make?
i.e. rowCount is always lower than column index cardinality value?
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i don't think it is. I think the estimate may be well under-estimated and also over-estimated.
However, row count and NDV are related. We meed to do something (either way).
I copied the current approach from MySQL connector stats code (where it's probably where i implemented it earlier)
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yeah, looking at a few other places the logic is that overestimating stats is better than underestimation because underestimation can actually lead to objectively bad plans.
e.g. broadcast of a table that is too large to broadcast is probably worse than a hash join even if the table could be broadcast.
Marking as resolved.
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do we need to port this to MySQL as well?
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this was copied from MySQL and slightly adapted.
i think here
AND CARDINALITY != 0
line was added (based on observation with MariaDB)i suspect MySQL benefits from
AND CARDINALITY IS NOT NULL
line and maybe it's redundant for mariadb. it is very hard to test this, so i retained old condition and just added a new onesomeone would need to observe what mysql is doing to determine whether
AND CARDINALITY != 0
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I'll take care of this.