ClickHouse/dbms/src/DataStreams/IProfilingBlockInputStream.h
proller 0d3c4f4d67 Core/FieldVisitors.h -> Common/FieldVisitors.h
Core/Progress.h -> IO/Progress.h
    tests: sudo --non-interactive
    Fix freebsd link
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#pragma once
#include <IO/Progress.h>
#include <Interpreters/Limits.h>
#include <DataStreams/BlockStreamProfileInfo.h>
#include <DataStreams/IBlockInputStream.h>
#include <atomic>
namespace DB
{
class QuotaForIntervals;
struct ProcessListElement;
class IProfilingBlockInputStream;
using ProfilingBlockInputStreamPtr = std::shared_ptr<IProfilingBlockInputStream>;
/** Watches out at how the source of the blocks works.
* Lets you get information for profiling:
* rows per second, blocks per second, megabytes per second, etc.
* Allows you to stop reading data (in nested sources).
*/
class IProfilingBlockInputStream : public IBlockInputStream
{
public:
IProfilingBlockInputStream();
Block read() override final;
/** The default implementation calls readPrefixImpl() on itself, and then readPrefix() recursively for all children.
* There are cases when you do not want `readPrefix` of children to be called synchronously, in this function,
* but you want them to be called, for example, in separate threads (for parallel initialization of children).
* Then overload `readPrefix` function.
*/
void readPrefix() override;
/** The default implementation calls recursively readSuffix() on all children, and then readSuffixImpl() on itself.
* If this stream calls read() in children in a separate thread, this behavior is usually incorrect:
* readSuffix() of the child can not be called at the moment when the same child's read() is executed in another thread.
* In this case, you need to override this method so that readSuffix() in children is called, for example, after connecting streams.
*/
void readSuffix() override;
/// Get information about execution speed.
const BlockStreamProfileInfo & getProfileInfo() const { return info; }
/** Get "total" values.
* The default implementation takes them from itself or from the first child source in which they are.
* The overridden method can perform some calculations. For example, apply an expression to the `totals` of the child source.
* There can be no total values - then an empty block is returned.
*
* Call this method only after all the data has been retrieved with `read`,
* otherwise there will be problems if any data at the same time is computed in another thread.
*/
virtual const Block & getTotals();
/// The same for minimums and maximums.
const Block & getExtremes() const;
/** Set the execution progress bar callback.
* The callback is passed to all child sources.
* By default, it is called for leaf sources, after each block.
* (But this can be overridden in the progress() method)
* The function takes the number of rows in the last block, the number of bytes in the last block.
* Note that the callback can be called from different threads.
*/
void setProgressCallback(const ProgressCallback & callback);
/** In this method:
* - the progress callback is called;
* - the status of the query execution in ProcessList is updated;
* - checks restrictions and quotas that should be checked not within the same source,
* but over the total amount of resources spent in all sources at once (information in the ProcessList).
*/
virtual void progress(const Progress & value)
{
/// The data for progress is taken from leaf sources.
if (children.empty())
progressImpl(value);
}
void progressImpl(const Progress & value);
/** Set the pointer to the process list item.
* It is passed to all child sources.
* General information about the resources spent on the request will be written into it.
* Based on this information, the quota and some restrictions will be checked.
* This information will also be available in the SHOW PROCESSLIST request.
*/
void setProcessListElement(ProcessListElement * elem);
/** Set the approximate total number of rows to read.
*/
void setTotalRowsApprox(size_t value) { total_rows_approx = value; }
/** Ask to abort the receipt of data as soon as possible.
* By default - just sets the flag is_cancelled and asks that all children be interrupted.
* This function can be called several times, including simultaneously from different threads.
*/
virtual void cancel();
/** Do you want to abort the receipt of data.
*/
bool isCancelled() const
{
return is_cancelled.load(std::memory_order_seq_cst);
}
/** What limitations and quotas should be checked.
* LIMITS_CURRENT - checks amount of data read by current stream only (BlockStreamProfileInfo is used for check).
* Currently it is used in root streams to check max_result_{rows,bytes} limits.
* LIMITS_TOTAL - checks total amount of read data from leaf streams (i.e. data read from disk and remote servers).
* It is checks max_{rows,bytes}_to_read in progress handler and use info from ProcessListElement::progress_in for this.
* Currently this check is performed only in leaf streams.
*/
enum LimitsMode
{
LIMITS_CURRENT,
LIMITS_TOTAL,
};
/// It is a subset of limitations from Limits.
struct LocalLimits
{
LimitsMode mode = LIMITS_CURRENT;
/// If it is zero, corresponding limit check isn't performed.
size_t max_rows_to_read = 0;
size_t max_bytes_to_read = 0;
OverflowMode read_overflow_mode = OverflowMode::THROW;
Poco::Timespan max_execution_time = 0;
OverflowMode timeout_overflow_mode = OverflowMode::THROW;
/// in rows per second
size_t min_execution_speed = 0;
/// Verify that the speed is not too low after the specified time has elapsed.
Poco::Timespan timeout_before_checking_execution_speed = 0;
};
/** Set limitations that checked on each block. */
void setLimits(const LocalLimits & limits_)
{
limits = limits_;
}
const LocalLimits & getLimits() const
{
return limits;
}
/** Set the quota. If you set a quota on the amount of raw data,
* then you should also set mode = LIMITS_TOTAL to LocalLimits with setLimits.
*/
void setQuota(QuotaForIntervals & quota_)
{
quota = &quota_;
}
/// Enable calculation of minimums and maximums by the result columns.
void enableExtremes() { enabled_extremes = true; }
protected:
BlockStreamProfileInfo info;
std::atomic<bool> is_cancelled{false};
ProgressCallback progress_callback;
ProcessListElement * process_list_elem = nullptr;
/// Additional information that can be generated during the work process.
/// Total values during aggregation.
Block totals;
/// Minimums and maximums. The first row of the block - minimums, the second - the maximums.
Block extremes;
/// The approximate total number of rows to read. For progress bar.
size_t total_rows_approx = 0;
private:
bool enabled_extremes = false;
/// Information about the approximate total number of rows is collected in the parent source.
std::atomic_bool collected_total_rows_approx {false};
/// The limit on the number of rows/bytes has been exceeded, and you need to stop execution on the next `read` call, as if the thread has run out.
bool limit_exceeded_need_break = false;
/// Limitations and quotas.
LocalLimits limits;
QuotaForIntervals * quota = nullptr; /// If nullptr - the quota is not used.
double prev_elapsed = 0;
/// The successors must implement this function.
virtual Block readImpl() = 0;
/// Here you can do a preliminary initialization.
virtual void readPrefixImpl() {}
/// Here you need to do a finalization, which can lead to an exception.
virtual void readSuffixImpl() {}
void updateExtremes(Block & block);
/** Check constraints and quotas.
* But only those that can be tested within each separate source.
*/
bool checkLimits();
void checkQuota(Block & block);
/// Gather information about the approximate total number of rows from all children.
void collectTotalRowsApprox();
/** Send information about the approximate total number of rows to the progress bar.
* It is done so that sending occurs only in the upper stream.
*/
void collectAndSendTotalRowsApprox();
};
}