Feat: Add 'execute_sql' command on caches, add DuckDB WAL cleanup step #407
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📝 Walkthrough📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces enhancements to the DuckDB implementation and the cache management system within the Airbyte project. Key modifications include the addition of new methods for checkpointing and closing SQL connections in both the Changes
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airbyte/_processors/sql/duckdb.py (1)
166-178: Great addition! The _close_connection method looks solid.I love how you've ensured the WAL is checkpointed before closing the connection. That's some top-notch data integrity care right there! 🏆
One tiny suggestion: How about adding a brief explanation of what checkpointing does in the docstring? Something like "This ensures all changes are written to disk." Wdyt?
airbyte/caches/base.py (1)
114-137: Great addition! A few thoughts to consider.The new
execute_sqlmethod looks solid and provides a useful way to execute SQL statements directly. I particularly like the transaction handling and the comprehensive docstring.A few ideas to potentially enhance it further:
What do you think about adding some specific error handling? It could make debugging easier. Maybe catch
SQLAlchemyErrorand re-raise with more context?Would adding some logging be helpful for debugging and monitoring? We could log the number of statements executed, for instance.
Have you considered returning some execution info, like the number of affected rows? It could be useful for the caller.
The use of
text()is great for preventing SQL injection. Maybe we could mention this security benefit in the docstring?What are your thoughts on these suggestions? Feel free to implement any that you find valuable!
airbyte/shared/sql_processor.py (1)
392-392: Good use of the new_close_connectionmethod!The change improves the flexibility of connection handling by using the new
_close_connectionmethod. This allows for potential additional cleanup steps in subclasses.One small suggestion: Have you considered wrapping the
_close_connectioncall in a try-except block to handle any potential errors during closure? This could prevent exceptions from propagating and ensure the connection object is properly deleted. Wdyt?Here's a possible implementation:
- self._close_connection(connection) - del connection + try: + self._close_connection(connection) + except Exception as e: + # Log the error or handle it as appropriate + pass + finally: + del connection
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airbyte/_processors/sql/duckdb.py (1)
14-14: LGTM! New imports look good.The new imports from sqlalchemy are spot on for the added functionality. Nice job keeping the imports clean and specific! 👍
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airbyte/caches/base.py (2)
13-13: LGTM! Import looks good.The new import for
textfromsqlalchemyis well-placed and necessary for the newexecute_sqlmethod. Nicely done!
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1-137: Overall, great work on this PR!The changes align well with the PR objective of adding an 'execute_sql' command on caches. The implementation is solid, providing a useful way to execute SQL statements directly on the cache's SQL backend.
The new method is well-documented and handles both single and multiple SQL statements effectively. The use of transactions ensures atomicity, which is a nice touch.
I've suggested a few minor enhancements that could make the method even more robust and user-friendly. Feel free to incorporate any that you find valuable.
Great job on improving the functionality of the
CacheBaseclass!airbyte/shared/sql_processor.py (1)
371-381: Nice addition of the_close_connectionmethod!This new method provides a clean way to handle connection closure and allows for easy extension in subclasses. The docstring clearly explains its purpose and potential use cases. Great job on improving the flexibility of the connection handling!
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airbyte/_processors/sql/duckdb.py (2)
14-14: LGTM! Small suggestion for import optimization.The new imports look good and align with the changes in the file. Quick thought: since we're now importing both
ConnectionandEngine, wdyt about combining the imports into a single line? Something like:from sqlalchemy import text from sqlalchemy.engine import Connection, EngineThis could make the imports a bit more compact. What do you think?
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170-184: Great implementation! Quick thought on error handling.The
_do_checkpointmethod looks solid! It effectively addresses the lazy flushing issue with DuckDB's WAL. The docstring is informative, and the implementation is clean and efficient.One small suggestion: wdyt about adding some basic error handling? Something like:
try: if connection is not None: connection.execute(text("CHECKPOINT")) else: with self.get_sql_connection() as new_conn: new_conn.execute(text("CHECKPOINT")) except Exception as e: logger.error(f"Failed to checkpoint DuckDB WAL: {e}") # Optionally re-raise or handle the error as neededThis could help catch and log any unexpected issues during the checkpoint process. What are your thoughts on this?
airbyte/shared/sql_processor.py (2)
349-361: LGTM! Consider adding a more detailed docstring?The addition of the
_do_checkpointmethod is a good way to allow subclasses to implement custom checkpoint operations. The empty implementation withpassis appropriate for an abstract base class.Wdyt about expanding the docstring to provide more context? Maybe something like:
def _do_checkpoint( self, connection: Connection | None, ) -> None: """Checkpoint the given connection. This method is intended to be overridden by subclasses to perform specific checkpoint operations, such as flushing the WAL log. Args: connection (Connection | None): The database connection to checkpoint. Returns: None """ passThis could help developers understand the method's purpose and how to implement it in subclasses. What do you think?
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426-435: LGTM! Maybe add a comment about connection handling?The removal of the explicit
connection.close()call is a good simplification. The context manager (with self.get_sql_engine().begin() as connection:) should handle closing the connection automatically.What do you think about adding a brief comment to explain this? Something like:
with self.get_sql_engine().begin() as connection: self._init_connection_settings(connection) yield connection # Connection is automatically closed by the context managerThis could help future maintainers understand why there's no explicit close call. Wdyt?
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airbyte/_processors/sql/duckdb.py (1)
166-169: Method signature looks great!The
_do_checkpointmethod signature is well-defined with proper type hinting. Nice job using the Python 3.10+ union type syntax! This will make it easier for developers to understand the expected input.airbyte/sources/base.py (1)
751-754: Nice addition for data durability! A few thoughts...This change improves data consistency by flushing the WAL after writing. Great thinking! 👍
A couple of questions:
- Is there a more public API we could use for this operation? Using
_do_checkpoint()might be a bit risky for long-term maintainability. What do you think?- The comment suggests this is conditional ("if applicable"). Should we add an explicit check before calling this method? Or is it safe to call unconditionally?
Let's check if there's a public API for this operation:
airbyte/shared/sql_processor.py (1)
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1-1118: Overall, these changes look great!The addition of the
_do_checkpointmethod and the simplification of theget_sql_connectionmethod are solid improvements. They enhance the flexibility of theSqlProcessorBaseclass and simplify connection management.The changes are consistent with the existing code style and structure. They provide good extension points for subclasses and improve the overall design of the SQL processor.
Great job on these modifications! They should make the codebase more maintainable and extensible. 👍
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