ClickHouse/dbms/src/Interpreters/ExpressionAnalyzer.h

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#pragma once
#include <Core/Settings.h>
#include <DataStreams/IBlockStream_fwd.h>
#include <Interpreters/AggregateDescription.h>
#include <Interpreters/SyntaxAnalyzer.h>
#include <Interpreters/SubqueryForSet.h>
#include <Parsers/IAST_fwd.h>
#include <Storages/IStorage_fwd.h>
namespace DB
{
class Block;
class Context;
struct ExpressionActionsChain;
class ExpressionActions;
using ExpressionActionsPtr = std::shared_ptr<ExpressionActions>;
using ManyExpressionActions = std::vector<ExpressionActionsPtr>;
struct ASTTableJoin;
class IJoin;
using JoinPtr = std::shared_ptr<IJoin>;
class ASTFunction;
class ASTExpressionList;
class ASTSelectQuery;
struct ASTTablesInSelectQueryElement;
/// ExpressionAnalyzer sources, intermediates and results. It splits data and logic, allows to test them separately.
struct ExpressionAnalyzerData
{
SubqueriesForSets subqueries_for_sets;
PreparedSets prepared_sets;
/// Columns after ARRAY JOIN, JOIN, and/or aggregation.
NamesAndTypesList aggregated_columns;
NamesAndTypesList array_join_columns;
bool has_aggregation = false;
NamesAndTypesList aggregation_keys;
AggregateDescriptions aggregate_descriptions;
bool has_global_subqueries = false;
/// All new temporary tables obtained by performing the GLOBAL IN/JOIN subqueries.
Tables external_tables;
/// Actions by every element of ORDER BY
ManyExpressionActions order_by_elements_actions;
};
/** Transforms an expression from a syntax tree into a sequence of actions to execute it.
*
* NOTE: if `ast` is a SELECT query from a table, the structure of this table should not change during the lifetime of ExpressionAnalyzer.
*/
class ExpressionAnalyzer : protected ExpressionAnalyzerData, private boost::noncopyable
{
private:
/// Extracts settings to enlight which are used (and avoid copy of others).
struct ExtractedSettings
{
const bool use_index_for_in_with_subqueries;
const SizeLimits size_limits_for_set;
ExtractedSettings(const Settings & settings_)
: use_index_for_in_with_subqueries(settings_.use_index_for_in_with_subqueries),
size_limits_for_set(settings_.max_rows_in_set, settings_.max_bytes_in_set, settings_.set_overflow_mode)
{}
};
public:
/// Ctor for non-select queries. Generally its usage is:
/// auto actions = ExpressionAnalyzer(query, syntax, context).getActions();
ExpressionAnalyzer(
const ASTPtr & query_,
const SyntaxAnalyzerResultPtr & syntax_analyzer_result_,
const Context & context_)
: ExpressionAnalyzer(query_, syntax_analyzer_result_, context_, 0, false)
{}
void appendExpression(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, const ASTPtr & expr, bool only_types);
/// If `ast` is not a SELECT query, just gets all the actions to evaluate the expression.
/// If add_aliases, only the calculated values in the desired order and add aliases.
/// If also project_result, than only aliases remain in the output block.
/// Otherwise, only temporary columns will be deleted from the block.
ExpressionActionsPtr getActions(bool add_aliases, bool project_result = true);
/// Actions that can be performed on an empty block: adding constants and applying functions that depend only on constants.
/// Does not execute subqueries.
ExpressionActionsPtr getConstActions();
/** Sets that require a subquery to be create.
* Only the sets needed to perform actions returned from already executed `append*` or `getActions`.
* That is, you need to call getSetsWithSubqueries after all calls of `append*` or `getActions`
* and create all the returned sets before performing the actions.
*/
const SubqueriesForSets & getSubqueriesForSets() const { return subqueries_for_sets; }
/// Get intermediates for tests
const ExpressionAnalyzerData & getAnalyzedData() const { return *this; }
protected:
ExpressionAnalyzer(
const ASTPtr & query_,
const SyntaxAnalyzerResultPtr & syntax_analyzer_result_,
const Context & context_,
size_t subquery_depth_,
bool do_global_);
ASTPtr query;
const Context & context;
const ExtractedSettings settings;
size_t subquery_depth;
SyntaxAnalyzerResultPtr syntax;
const StoragePtr & storage() const { return syntax->storage; } /// The main table in FROM clause, if exists.
const AnalyzedJoin & analyzedJoin() const { return *syntax->analyzed_join; }
const NamesAndTypesList & sourceColumns() const { return syntax->required_source_columns; }
const std::vector<const ASTFunction *> & aggregates() const { return syntax->aggregates; }
NamesAndTypesList sourceWithJoinedColumns() const;
/// Find global subqueries in the GLOBAL IN/JOIN sections. Fills in external_tables.
void initGlobalSubqueriesAndExternalTables(bool do_global);
void addMultipleArrayJoinAction(ExpressionActionsPtr & actions, bool is_left) const;
void addJoinAction(ExpressionActionsPtr & actions, JoinPtr = {}) const;
void getRootActions(const ASTPtr & ast, bool no_subqueries, ExpressionActionsPtr & actions, bool only_consts = false);
/** Add aggregation keys to aggregation_keys, aggregate functions to aggregate_descriptions,
* Create a set of columns aggregated_columns resulting after the aggregation, if any,
* or after all the actions that are normally performed before aggregation.
* Set has_aggregation = true if there is GROUP BY or at least one aggregate function.
*/
void analyzeAggregation();
bool makeAggregateDescriptions(ExpressionActionsPtr & actions);
/// columns - the columns that are present before the transformations begin.
void initChain(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, const NamesAndTypesList & columns) const;
const ASTSelectQuery * getSelectQuery() const;
bool isRemoteStorage() const;
};
/// SelectQuery specific ExpressionAnalyzer part.
class SelectQueryExpressionAnalyzer : public ExpressionAnalyzer
{
public:
SelectQueryExpressionAnalyzer(
const ASTPtr & query_,
const SyntaxAnalyzerResultPtr & syntax_analyzer_result_,
const Context & context_,
const NameSet & required_result_columns_ = {},
size_t subquery_depth_ = 0,
bool do_global_ = false)
: ExpressionAnalyzer(query_, syntax_analyzer_result_, context_, subquery_depth_, do_global_)
, required_result_columns(required_result_columns_)
{}
/// Does the expression have aggregate functions or a GROUP BY or HAVING section.
bool hasAggregation() const { return has_aggregation; }
bool hasGlobalSubqueries() { return has_global_subqueries; }
/// Get a list of aggregation keys and descriptions of aggregate functions if the query contains GROUP BY.
void getAggregateInfo(Names & key_names, AggregateDescriptions & aggregates) const;
const PreparedSets & getPreparedSets() const { return prepared_sets; }
const ManyExpressionActions & getOrderByActions() const { return order_by_elements_actions; }
/// Tables that will need to be sent to remote servers for distributed query processing.
const Tables & getExternalTables() const { return external_tables; }
/** These methods allow you to build a chain of transformations over a block, that receives values in the desired sections of the query.
*
* Example usage:
* ExpressionActionsChain chain;
* analyzer.appendWhere(chain);
* chain.addStep();
* analyzer.appendSelect(chain);
* analyzer.appendOrderBy(chain);
* chain.finalize();
*
* If only_types = true set, does not execute subqueries in the relevant parts of the query. The actions got this way
* shouldn't be executed, they are only needed to get a list of columns with their types.
*/
/// Before aggregation:
bool appendArrayJoin(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, bool only_types);
bool appendJoin(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, bool only_types);
/// Add preliminary rows filtration. Actions are created in other expression analyzer to prevent any possible alias injection.
void appendPreliminaryFilter(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, ExpressionActionsPtr actions, String column_name);
/// remove_filter is set in ExpressionActionsChain::finalize();
/// Columns in `additional_required_columns` will not be removed (they can be used for e.g. sampling or FINAL modifier).
bool appendPrewhere(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, bool only_types, const Names & additional_required_columns);
bool appendWhere(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, bool only_types);
bool appendGroupBy(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, bool only_types);
void appendAggregateFunctionsArguments(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, bool only_types);
/// After aggregation:
bool appendHaving(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, bool only_types);
void appendSelect(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, bool only_types);
bool appendOrderBy(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, bool only_types, bool optimize_read_in_order);
bool appendLimitBy(ExpressionActionsChain & chain, bool only_types);
/// Deletes all columns except mentioned by SELECT, arranges the remaining columns and renames them to aliases.
void appendProjectResult(ExpressionActionsChain & chain) const;
/// Create Set-s that we can from IN section to use the index on them.
void makeSetsForIndex(const ASTPtr & node);
private:
/// If non-empty, ignore all expressions not from this list.
NameSet required_result_columns;
/**
* Create Set from a subquery or a table expression in the query. The created set is suitable for using the index.
* The set will not be created if its size hits the limit.
*/
void tryMakeSetForIndexFromSubquery(const ASTPtr & subquery_or_table_name);
/**
* Checks if subquery is not a plain StorageSet.
* Because while making set we will read data from StorageSet which is not allowed.
* Returns valid SetPtr from StorageSet if the latter is used after IN or nullptr otherwise.
*/
SetPtr isPlainStorageSetInSubquery(const ASTPtr & subquery_of_table_name);
JoinPtr makeTableJoin(const ASTTablesInSelectQueryElement & join_element);
void makeSubqueryForJoin(const ASTTablesInSelectQueryElement & join_element, NamesWithAliases && required_columns_with_aliases,
SubqueryForSet & subquery_for_set) const;
const ASTSelectQuery * getAggregatingQuery() const;
};
}