Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

[nnsgmsone]

What type of PR is this?

• API-change
• BUG
• Improvement
• Documentation
• Feature
• Test and CI
• Code Refactoring

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

issue #13045

What this PR does / why we need it:

cherry-pick #13268

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@nnsgmsone Thanks for your contributions!

Here are review comments for file pkg/frontend/compiler_context.go:
Review:

Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body: The pull request is an improvement that cherry-picks changes from pull request #13268. It fixes issue #13045.

Changes in file pkg/frontend/compiler_context.go:

• Added timing metrics for resolving and getting statistics of statements in the compiler context.

Feedback:

1. The title and body of the pull request are clear and provide sufficient information about the purpose of the changes.
2. The changes made in the compiler_context.go file are related to adding timing metrics for resolving and getting statistics of statements in the compiler context.
3. The added timing metrics can be useful for performance monitoring and optimization.
4. However, there are a few suggestions for improvement:
   • It would be helpful to add comments or documentation explaining the purpose and usage of the timing metrics.
   • The variable names "start" and "v2" could be more descriptive to improve code readability.
   • Consider using a more specific type for the timing metrics, such as a histogram or timer, instead of a generic float64 value.
   • It would be beneficial to add unit tests to ensure the correctness of the timing metrics implementation.
   • Consider using a consistent formatting style for the code, such as aligning the opening braces of the defer statements with the corresponding function calls.

Security:
No security issues were identified in the provided pull request.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/colexec/external/external.go:
Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body: This pull request is an improvement and it fixes issue #13045. It cherry-picks changes from pull request #13268.

Changes for file pkg/sql/colexec/external/external.go:

• Line 132: A new line of code has been added to observe the duration of an external scan using a histogram.

Review:

1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it is a cherry-pick of a specific pull request.

2. The body of the pull request provides information about the type of PR, the issue it fixes, and the reason for the PR.

3. The changes made in the pull request are focused on a single file, external.go, in the pkg/sql/colexec/external directory.

4. The added line of code in external.go observes the duration of an external scan using a histogram.

Suggestions:

1. It would be helpful to provide more context in the body of the pull request about the changes being cherry-picked and their impact on the codebase.

2. Consider adding comments to the added line of code in external.go to explain its purpose and how it contributes to the improvement being made.

3. Ensure that the added line of code does not introduce any security vulnerabilities or performance issues.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/colexec/insert/insert.go:
Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body: This pull request is an improvement and it fixes issue #13045. It cherry-picks changes from pull request #13268.

Changes for file pkg/sql/colexec/insert/insert.go:

• Line 69: Added a new line to initialize a variable t with the current time.
• Line 73: Added a new line to observe the duration of the insert_s3 function using a histogram.

Review:

1. Inconsistent naming: The function insert_s3 is not following the naming convention used in the rest of the file. Consider renaming it to insertS3 to maintain consistency.

2. Missing variable declaration: The variable start is used on line 73, but it is not declared or initialized anywhere in the code. This will result in a compilation error. Make sure to declare and initialize the start variable before using it.

3. Unused variable: The variable t is declared on line 71 but is not used anywhere in the code. Remove the declaration of this variable if it is not needed.

4. Histogram observation: The histogram observation on line 73 is using an undefined variable start. Make sure to use the correct variable name (t) when observing the duration.

5. Security concern: There are no apparent security issues in this pull request.

Optimization suggestions:

1. Consider providing a more detailed description in the pull request body to explain the purpose and impact of the cherry-picked changes. This will help reviewers understand the context and make more informed decisions.

2. Ensure that all variables are properly declared, initialized, and used in the code to avoid compilation errors and improve code readability.

3. Consider providing more meaningful variable names to improve code readability and maintainability.

4. If the t variable is not needed, remove its declaration to avoid confusion and unnecessary code.

Overall, this pull request introduces some minor issues that need to be addressed, such as inconsistent naming, missing variable declaration, and unused variable. Additionally, the pull request could benefit from providing more detailed information in the body and optimizing the code changes.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/colexec/table_scan/table_scan.go:
Review:

Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body:

• The PR is an improvement.
• It fixes issue [Bug]: Occasional Load Timeout in Merge Run TPCH Testing #13045.
• It cherry-picks changes from another commit.

Changes for file pkg/sql/colexec/table_scan/table_scan.go:

• Line 32: Added a time measurement before starting the analysis.
• Line 33: Added a defer statement to stop the analysis and observe the duration using a histogram.

Potential problems and suggestions:

1. Inconsistent indentation: The indentation in the changes is inconsistent. It is recommended to use consistent indentation to improve code readability. Please ensure that all lines are indented properly.

2. Lack of comments: The changes made in the code do not include any comments explaining the purpose or reasoning behind the modifications. It is important to provide clear and concise comments to help other developers understand the code and its changes. Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of the time measurement and the histogram observation.

3. Lack of error handling: The changes made in the code do not include any error handling. It is important to handle errors appropriately to prevent unexpected behavior or crashes. Consider adding error handling code to handle any potential errors that may occur during the execution of the code.

4. Security concern: The changes made in the code do not introduce any security concerns.

Optimization suggestions:

1. Code formatting: As mentioned earlier, the indentation in the changes is inconsistent. It is recommended to format the code properly to improve readability and maintainability. Consider using a code formatter or following a consistent indentation style.

2. Code organization: The changes made in the code could be further optimized by organizing the code in a more structured manner. Consider grouping related code together and separating different concerns into separate functions or methods. This will make the code easier to understand and maintain.

Overall, the changes made in the pull request address the identified issue and introduce improvements to the code. However, there are some areas that need attention, such as inconsistent indentation, lack of comments and error handling. By addressing these issues and optimizing the code further, the quality and maintainability of the codebase can be improved.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/compile/compile.go:
Review:

Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body: The pull request is an improvement and it fixes issue #13045. It cherry-picks changes from pull request #13268.

Changes made in file pkg/sql/compile/compile.go:

1. Added timing metrics for three functions: compileScope, compileQuery, and compilePlanScope. The metrics measure the time taken by each function and record it in the respective histogram.

Suggestions for improvement:

1. The added timing metrics are a good improvement for performance monitoring. However, it would be beneficial to include comments explaining the purpose of the metrics and the histograms being used.

2. Consider using more descriptive names for the timing metrics and histograms to make their purpose clearer.

3. It would be helpful to add unit tests to ensure that the timing metrics are functioning correctly and accurately measuring the time taken by each function.

Security issues:

No security issues were identified in the changes made in this pull request.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/build.go:
Review:

Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body: The pull request is an improvement and fixes issue #13045. It cherry-picks changes from another branch.

Changes in pkg/sql/plan/build.go:

• Added timing measurements for three functions: runBuildSelectByBinder, buildExplainAnalyze, and BuildPlan.
• The start variable is initialized with the current time before each function and the time difference is observed using the Observe method of the v2 object.

Suggestions:

1. The changes made in this pull request seem to be focused on adding timing measurements to the code. While this can be useful for performance analysis, it is important to ensure that these measurements do not introduce any security vulnerabilities or impact the functionality of the code. It would be helpful to have more context on why these timing measurements are being added and what specific performance improvements are expected.

2. The v2 object used to observe the time differences is not defined in the provided code. It is important to ensure that this object is properly defined and initialized before using it to avoid any runtime errors.

3. It would be beneficial to add comments explaining the purpose of the timing measurements and how they are used. This will make the code more understandable for future developers and reviewers.

4. Consider using more descriptive variable names instead of start to improve code readability.

5. It is important to ensure that the timing measurements do not introduce any significant overhead or affect the performance of the code. It would be helpful to conduct performance testing to verify that the added measurements do not have a negative impact on the overall performance of the system.

6. Consider adding error handling for any potential errors that may occur during the timing measurements or the observation process. This will help prevent any unexpected failures or crashes in the code.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request seem to be focused on performance analysis. However, it is important to ensure that these changes do not introduce any security vulnerabilities or negatively impact the functionality of the code. Adding comments and conducting performance testing will help improve the quality of the codebase.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/build_delete.go:
Review:

Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body:

• This pull request is an improvement.
• It fixes issue [Bug]: Occasional Load Timeout in Merge Run TPCH Testing #13045.
• The purpose of this PR is to cherry-pick changes from pull request [Performance]: tune ap cache policy  #13268.

Changes made in pkg/sql/plan/build_delete.go:

• Added timing measurement for the buildDelete function using time.Now() and time.Since().
• The measured time is then observed using v2.TxnStatementBuildDeleteHistogram.Observe().

Overall, the changes in this pull request seem fine. However, there are a few suggestions for improvement:

1. Code Optimization:

   • The added timing measurement code can be optimized by using a defer statement to ensure that the measurement is always taken, even if an error occurs.
   • Instead of using time.Since(start).Seconds(), it would be more appropriate to use time.Since(start).Milliseconds() to get the time in milliseconds, as the histogram seems to be expecting that unit of measurement.

2. Security Considerations:

   • There don't appear to be any security issues in this pull request.

Suggestions for improvement:

• Update the code in buildDelete to use a defer statement for the timing measurement, like this:

  func buildDelete(stmt *tree.Delete, ctx CompilerContext, isPrepareStmt bool) (*Plan, error) {
  	start := time.Now()
  	defer func() {
  		v2.TxnStatementBuildDeleteHistogram.Observe(time.Since(start).Milliseconds())
  	}()
  	...
  }
  

Overall, this pull request is a simple improvement that adds timing measurement to the buildDelete function. The suggested optimizations will make the code cleaner and more efficient. There don't appear to be any security issues.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/build_insert.go:
Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body: This pull request is an improvement that cherry-picks changes from pull request #13268. It fixes issue #13045.

Changes for file pkg/sql/plan/build_insert.go:

• Added timing measurement for the buildInsert function using the time.Now() and time.Since() functions.
• Added a defer statement to observe the time taken by the buildInsert function using the v2.TxnStatementBuildInsertHistogram.Observe() function.

Review:

1. Timing Measurement:
   The addition of timing measurement in the buildInsert function is a good improvement. It allows for monitoring the execution time of the function. However, the implementation can be optimized by using a more descriptive variable name instead of "start". Additionally, it would be helpful to add a comment explaining the purpose of the timing measurement.

Suggestion:

• Rename the variable "start" to something more descriptive, like "startTime".
• Add a comment explaining the purpose of the timing measurement.

2. Defer Statement:
   The use of a defer statement to observe the time taken by the buildInsert function is a good addition. It allows for capturing the execution time without affecting the normal flow of the function. However, it would be beneficial to add a comment explaining the purpose of the defer statement and the significance of the observed time.

Suggestion:

• Add a comment explaining the purpose of the defer statement and the significance of the observed time.

Security Concerns:
There are no security concerns identified in this pull request.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request are beneficial and improve the codebase. The suggestions provided aim to optimize the implementation and provide better clarity for future developers.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/build_load.go:
Review:

Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body:

• The PR is an improvement.
• It fixes issue [Bug]: Occasional Load Timeout in Merge Run TPCH Testing #13045.
• It cherry-picks changes from PR [Performance]: tune ap cache policy  #13268.

Changes in file pkg/sql/plan/build_load.go:

• Added a new import statement.
• Added a new function buildLoad that takes in a stmt of type tree.Load, ctx of type CompilerContext, and isPrepareStmt of type bool. This function returns a Plan and an error.
• Added a new variable start of type time.Time and assigned it the value of time.Now().
• Added a new defer statement that calls a function to observe the time it takes to execute the buildLoad function.
• Added a condition to check if stmt.Param.Tail.Lines is not nil and stmt.Param.Tail.Lines.StartingBy is not an empty string. If the condition is true, it returns an error of type moerr.BadConfig with a message.
• The changes seem to be related to measuring the time it takes to execute the buildLoad function and returning an error if a certain condition is met.

Suggestions:

• The title and body of the pull request are clear and provide enough information about the purpose of the changes.
• The changes made in the file pkg/sql/plan/build_load.go seem to be fine and do not introduce any security issues.
• However, the code could be optimized by removing the unused import statement and providing more context about the purpose of the buildLoad function and the condition being checked.

Optimizations:

• Remove the unused import statement.
• Add comments to explain the purpose of the buildLoad function and the condition being checked.

Overall, the changes in the pull request seem to be fine, but some optimizations and additional comments could improve the code.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/build_replace.go:
Review:

Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body: The pull request is an improvement and it fixes issue #13045. It cherry-picks changes from commit #13268.

Changes in pkg/sql/plan/build_replace.go:

• Added timing measurement for the buildReplace function using the time package.
• The start variable is assigned the current time using time.Now().
• A defer statement is used to record the elapsed time using the v2.TxnStatementBuildReplaceHistogram.Observe() function.
• The Observe() function is called with the duration in seconds calculated by time.Since(start).Seconds().

Potential Problems:

1. Timing Measurement: The addition of timing measurement in the buildReplace function is a good improvement. However, it is unclear what the purpose of this measurement is and how it will be used. The current implementation only records the elapsed time using v2.TxnStatementBuildReplaceHistogram.Observe(), but it is not clear what this histogram is used for or how it will be analyzed. It would be helpful to provide more context and explanation for this timing measurement.

Suggestions:

1. Provide Context: In the pull request body or in a comment within the code, explain the purpose of the timing measurement and how it will be used. This will help reviewers and future maintainers understand the intention behind this change.

Optimization:
The changes made in this pull request are focused on adding timing measurement and do not introduce any performance optimizations. If there are any other areas of the code that can be optimized, it would be beneficial to include those changes in this pull request as well.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/build_update.go:
Review:

Title:
The title of the pull request is "Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)". The title is concise and provides information about the purpose of the pull request.

Body:
The body of the pull request provides some information about the type of pull request and the issue it fixes. It also mentions that this is an improvement. However, it lacks specific details about the improvement and why it is needed. It would be helpful to have more information in the body of the pull request to provide context for the changes being made.

Changes:
The changes made in the pull request are in the file pkg/sql/plan/build_update.go. The changes include the addition of a timing measurement using the time package. The buildTableUpdate function now starts a timer at the beginning and records the elapsed time using a histogram at the end of the function.

Suggestions:

1. Body: Provide more specific details about the improvement being made and why it is needed. This will help reviewers understand the purpose and impact of the changes.

2. Changes: The addition of timing measurements can be useful for performance analysis and optimization. However, it would be beneficial to include comments explaining the purpose of the timing measurement and how it will be used. This will make the code more understandable for future maintainers.

3. Changes: Consider using more descriptive variable names. For example, instead of start, a more descriptive name like startTime would make the code easier to understand.

4. Changes: Consider adding error handling for the Observe function call. If the Observe function returns an error, it should be handled appropriately to prevent any potential issues.

5. Optimization: Since this is a cherry-pick of a specific commit, it would be helpful to include the commit message or a reference to the original commit in the pull request body. This will provide additional context for reviewers and future maintainers.

Security Issues:
There are no apparent security issues in the provided pull request.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/stats.go:
Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body: This pull request is an improvement and it fixes issue #13045. It cherry-picks changes from pull request #13268.

Changes for file pkg/sql/plan/stats.go:

• Added a new defer function that observes the time it takes to update the stats info map using a histogram.

Review:

1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it is a cherry-pick of a specific pull request.

2. The body of the pull request provides information about the type of PR, the issue it fixes, and the reason for the PR. It is helpful in providing context for the changes made.

3. The changes made in the file pkg/sql/plan/stats.go include the addition of a new defer function that observes the time it takes to update the stats info map using a histogram. This can be useful for performance monitoring and optimization.

Suggestions:

1. It would be helpful to provide more details about the improvements made in the cherry-picked changes. This would provide better context for reviewers and future readers of the code.

2. Consider adding comments to explain the purpose and functionality of the new defer function. This would make the code more self-explanatory and easier to understand for other developers.

3. Ensure that the histogram being used to observe the time taken for updating the stats info map is properly initialized and configured. This includes setting appropriate buckets and labels for accurate measurement and analysis.

4. Consider adding unit tests to verify the correctness and performance of the changes made. This would help ensure that the code behaves as expected and does not introduce any regressions.

5. If applicable, consider providing benchmarks to measure the performance impact of the changes. This would help assess the effectiveness of the optimization and provide a baseline for future improvements.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request seem to be focused on performance optimization. However, more details and tests would be beneficial to fully evaluate the impact and effectiveness of these changes.

Here are review comments for file pkg/util/metric/v2/dashboard/grafana_dashboard_txn.go:
Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body: This pull request is an improvement and it fixes issue #13045. It cherry-picks changes from pull request #13268.

Changes in file pkg/util/metric/v2/dashboard/grafana_dashboard_txn.go:

• Added additional metrics and labels to the "Txn statement duration" row in the Grafana dashboard.

Review:

1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it is a cherry-pick of a specific pull request.

2. The body of the pull request provides relevant information about the type of PR, the issue it fixes, and the reason for the PR.

3. The changes made in the pull request involve adding additional metrics and labels to the "Txn statement duration" row in the Grafana dashboard.

Suggestions:

1. It is recommended to provide more detailed information in the body of the pull request, such as the specific changes made in the cherry-picked pull request ([Performance]: tune ap cache policy  #13268) and why those changes are important.

2. The changes made in the pull request seem to be straightforward and do not introduce any security issues. However, it is always a good practice to review the changes carefully to ensure that no unintended side effects or vulnerabilities are introduced.

3. To optimize the changes, consider refactoring the code to reduce duplication. Instead of repeating the same code for each metric and label, it would be more efficient to use a loop or a function to generate the metrics and labels dynamically.

4. Additionally, consider adding comments or documentation to explain the purpose and usage of the added metrics and labels. This will make it easier for future developers to understand and maintain the code.

Overall, the pull request appears to be a valid improvement and fixes a specific issue. However, it would be beneficial to provide more detailed information in the body of the pull request and optimize the changes by reducing duplication and adding documentation.

Here are review comments for file pkg/util/metric/v2/txn.go:
Review:

Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body: The pull request is labeled as an "Improvement" and it fixes issue #13045. The purpose of this PR is to cherry-pick changes from another branch (#13268) into the current branch.

Changes in pkg/util/metric/v2/txn.go:

• Several new variables have been added to the txn.go file, each representing a different type of transaction statement duration histogram.
• The new variables are initialized with the txnStatementDurationHistogram.WithLabelValues() function, which takes a string argument representing the type of statement.
• The new statement types include "external-scan", "insert-s3", "stats", "resolve", "resolve-udf", "update-stats", "update-info-from-zonemap", "update-stats-info-map", "nodes", "compileScope", "compileQuery", "compilePlanScope", "BuildPlan", "BuildSelect", "BuildInsert", "BuildExplain", "BuildReplace", "BuildUpdate", and "BuildDelete", "BuildLoad".

Suggestions:

1. It would be helpful to provide more context in the pull request body about why these new statement types are being added and how they improve the code or functionality.
2. Consider adding comments to each new variable to explain its purpose and usage.
3. It may be beneficial to group related variables together and add a comment to indicate the purpose of each group.
4. Consider using a more descriptive naming convention for the new variables to make their purpose clearer.

Security Issues:
No security issues were identified in this pull request.

Here are review comments for file pkg/vm/engine/disttae/engine.go:
Review:

Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body: The pull request is an improvement and it fixes issue #13045. It cherry-picks changes from commit #13268.

Changes in file pkg/vm/engine/disttae/engine.go:

• Added a new defer statement that measures the time it takes to execute the function using a histogram.

Suggestions:

1. The title of the pull request could be more descriptive. Instead of "Cherry-pick [Performance]: tune ap cache policy  #13268(1.1dev)", it could be something like "Add timing measurement for Nodes function in Engine".
2. The body of the pull request is concise and provides the necessary information.
3. The changes made in the file are straightforward and seem to be an improvement.
4. It would be helpful to include more context about the purpose of the timing measurement and how it will be used.
5. Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of the timing measurement and any relevant details about the histogram being used.
6. Ensure that the histogram being used is properly initialized and defined elsewhere in the codebase.
7. Consider adding unit tests to verify the correctness of the timing measurement and histogram usage.

Overall, the changes made in the pull request seem to be a valid improvement. However, providing more context and adding comments would make the code more understandable and maintainable. Additionally, adding unit tests would help ensure the correctness of the changes.

Here are review comments for file pkg/vm/engine/disttae/stats.go:
Review:

Title: Cherry-pick #13268(1.1dev)

Body: The pull request is an improvement and it fixes issue #13045. It cherry-picks changes from another branch.

Changes for file pkg/vm/engine/disttae/stats.go:

1. Line 112: A new variable start is declared and assigned the current time using time.Now().
2. Line 113: A defer statement is added to measure the time taken by the function using time.Since(start) and observe it using v2.TxnStatementUpdateInfoFromZonemapHistogram.Observe().
3. Line 220: A new variable start is declared and assigned the current time using time.Now().
4. Line 221: A defer statement is added to measure the time taken by the function using time.Since(start) and observe it using v2.TxnStatementUpdateStatsDurationHistogram.Observe().

Suggestions:

1. The changes made in the pull request seem to be focused on adding timing measurements using time.Now() and time.Since() to track the duration of certain functions. This can be useful for performance analysis and optimization. However, it is important to ensure that these measurements are accurate and do not introduce any overhead or security risks.

2. It is recommended to thoroughly test the changes to ensure that the timing measurements do not impact the functionality or introduce any regressions.

3. Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of the timing measurements and the significance of the observed values.

4. It would be helpful to provide more context in the pull request description about why these timing measurements are necessary and how they will be used.

5. If there are any security concerns related to the timing measurements, they should be addressed and mitigated. For example, if the measurements reveal sensitive information about the system or introduce potential timing attacks, appropriate measures should be taken to protect against them.

6. It is important to ensure that the observed values are being used effectively for analysis and optimization. If the measurements are not providing useful insights, they may need to be revisited or removed.

7. Consider discussing the changes with the team to gather feedback and ensure that everyone is aware of the purpose and implications of the timing measurements.

Overall, the changes made in the pull request seem reasonable, but it is important to carefully consider the implications and potential risks associated with the timing measurements.