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216 lines
7.8 KiB
C++
216 lines
7.8 KiB
C++
#pragma once
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#include <Core/QueryProcessingStage.h>
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#include <Interpreters/Context.h>
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#include <Interpreters/IInterpreter.h>
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#include <Interpreters/ExpressionActions.h>
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#include <DataStreams/IBlockInputStream.h>
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namespace Poco { class Logger; }
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namespace DB
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{
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class ExpressionAnalyzer;
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class ASTSelectQuery;
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struct SubqueryForSet;
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/** Interprets the SELECT query. Returns the stream of blocks with the results of the query before `to_stage` stage.
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*/
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class InterpreterSelectQuery : public IInterpreter
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{
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public:
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/**
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* query_ptr
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* - A query AST to interpret.
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* NOTE: The interpreter can modify the query during the execution. If this is undesirable, clone the query.
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*
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* to_stage
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* - the stage to which the query is to be executed. By default - till to the end.
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* You can perform till the intermediate aggregation state, which are combined from different servers for distributed query processing.
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*
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* subquery_depth
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* - to control the restrictions on the depth of nesting of subqueries. For subqueries, a value that is incremented by one is passed.
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*
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* input
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* - if given - read not from the table specified in the query, but from ready source.
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*
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* required_column_names
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* - delete all columns except the specified ones from the query - it is used to delete unnecessary columns from subqueries.
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*
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* table_column_names
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* - the list of available columns of the table.
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* Used, for example, with reference to `input`.
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*/
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InterpreterSelectQuery(
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const ASTPtr & query_ptr_,
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const Context & context_,
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QueryProcessingStage::Enum to_stage_ = QueryProcessingStage::Complete,
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size_t subquery_depth_ = 0,
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BlockInputStreamPtr input = nullptr);
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InterpreterSelectQuery(
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const ASTPtr & query_ptr_,
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const Context & context_,
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const Names & required_column_names,
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QueryProcessingStage::Enum to_stage_ = QueryProcessingStage::Complete,
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size_t subquery_depth_ = 0,
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BlockInputStreamPtr input = nullptr);
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InterpreterSelectQuery(
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const ASTPtr & query_ptr_,
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const Context & context_,
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const Names & required_column_names,
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const NamesAndTypesList & table_column_names_,
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QueryProcessingStage::Enum to_stage_ = QueryProcessingStage::Complete,
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size_t subquery_depth_ = 0,
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BlockInputStreamPtr input = nullptr);
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~InterpreterSelectQuery();
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/** Execute a query, possibly part of UNION ALL chain.
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* Get the stream of blocks to read
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*/
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BlockIO execute() override;
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/** Execute the query without union of threads, if it is possible.
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*/
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const BlockInputStreams & executeWithoutUnion();
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DataTypes getReturnTypes();
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Block getSampleBlock();
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static Block getSampleBlock(
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const ASTPtr & query_ptr_,
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const Context & context_);
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private:
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/**
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* - Optimization if an object is created only to call getSampleBlock(): consider only the first SELECT of the UNION ALL chain, because
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* the first SELECT is sufficient to determine the required columns.
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*/
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struct OnlyAnalyzeTag {};
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InterpreterSelectQuery(
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OnlyAnalyzeTag,
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const ASTPtr & query_ptr_,
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const Context & context_);
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void init(const BlockInputStreamPtr & input, const Names & required_column_names = Names{});
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void basicInit(const BlockInputStreamPtr & input);
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bool hasAggregation(const ASTSelectQuery & query_ptr);
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/// Execute one SELECT query from the UNION ALL chain.
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void executeSingleQuery();
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/** Leave only the necessary columns of the SELECT section in each query of the UNION ALL chain.
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* However, if you use at least one DISTINCT in the chain, then all the columns are considered necessary,
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* since otherwise DISTINCT would work differently.
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*
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* Always leave arrayJoin, because it changes number of rows.
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*
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* TODO If query doesn't have GROUP BY, but have aggregate functions,
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* then leave at least one aggregate function,
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* In order that fact of aggregation has not been lost.
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*/
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void rewriteExpressionList(const Names & required_column_names);
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/// Does the request contain at least one asterisk?
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bool hasAsterisk() const;
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// Rename the columns of each query for the UNION ALL chain into the same names as in the first query.
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void renameColumns();
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/** From which table to read. With JOIN, the "left" table is returned.
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*/
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void getDatabaseAndTableNames(String & database_name, String & table_name);
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/** Select from the list of columns any, better - with minimum size.
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*/
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String getAnyColumn();
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/// Different stages of query execution.
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/// Fetch data from the table. Returns the stage to which the query was processed in Storage.
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QueryProcessingStage::Enum executeFetchColumns();
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void executeWhere(ExpressionActionsPtr expression);
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void executeAggregation(ExpressionActionsPtr expression, bool overflow_row, bool final);
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void executeMergeAggregated(bool overflow_row, bool final);
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void executeTotalsAndHaving(bool has_having, ExpressionActionsPtr expression, bool overflow_row);
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void executeHaving(ExpressionActionsPtr expression);
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void executeExpression(ExpressionActionsPtr expression);
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void executeOrder();
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void executeMergeSorted();
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void executePreLimit();
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void executeUnion();
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void executeLimitBy();
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void executeLimit();
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void executeProjection(ExpressionActionsPtr expression);
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void executeDistinct(bool before_order, Names columns);
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void executeSubqueriesInSetsAndJoins(std::unordered_map<String, SubqueryForSet> & subqueries_for_sets);
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template <typename Transform>
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void transformStreams(Transform && transform);
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bool hasNoData() const;
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bool hasMoreThanOneStream() const;
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void ignoreWithTotals();
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/** If there is a SETTINGS section in the SELECT query, then apply settings from it.
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*
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* Section SETTINGS - settings for a specific query.
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* Normally, the settings can be passed in other ways, not inside the query.
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* But the use of this section is justified if you need to set the settings for one subquery.
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*/
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void initSettings();
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ASTPtr query_ptr;
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ASTSelectQuery & query;
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Context context;
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QueryProcessingStage::Enum to_stage;
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size_t subquery_depth;
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std::unique_ptr<ExpressionAnalyzer> query_analyzer;
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NamesAndTypesList table_column_names;
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/// How many streams we ask for storage to produce, and in how many threads we will do further processing.
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size_t max_streams = 1;
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/** Streams of data.
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* The source data streams are produced in the executeFetchColumns function.
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* Then they are converted (wrapped in other streams) using the `execute*` functions,
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* to get the whole pipeline running the query.
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*/
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BlockInputStreams streams;
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/** When executing FULL or RIGHT JOIN, there will be a data stream from which you can read "not joined" rows.
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* It has a special meaning, since reading from it should be done after reading from the main streams.
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* It is joined to the main streams in UnionBlockInputStream or ParallelAggregatingBlockInputStream.
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*/
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BlockInputStreamPtr stream_with_non_joined_data;
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/// Is it the first SELECT query of the UNION ALL chain?
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bool is_first_select_inside_union_all;
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/// The object was created only for query analysis.
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bool only_analyze = false;
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/// The next SELECT query in the UNION ALL chain, if any.
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std::unique_ptr<InterpreterSelectQuery> next_select_in_union_all;
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/// Table from where to read data, if not subquery.
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StoragePtr storage;
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TableStructureReadLockPtr table_lock;
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/// Do union of streams within a SELECT query?
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bool union_within_single_query = false;
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Poco::Logger * log;
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};
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}
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