> This fixes the long comments in plannodes.h to make it easier to add the > attribute annotation. It made the most sense to make this the first patch > in the set.
> A commit that happened last Friday made also this to have conflict. Thanks for committing v5-0001. I am not sure why there is comment that is not correctly indented. Attached is a fix for that > I don't understand why there is a need for publishing AppendJumble() > while it remains statis in jumblefuncs.c. This is not needed in 0003 > and 0004, either. In v5-0002, AppendJumble is no longer static. -static void +void AppendJumble(JumbleState *jstate, const unsigned char *item, Size size) { Maybe I am missing something? > Should we use more generic names for the existing custom_query_jumble, > no_query_jumble, query_jumble_ignore and query_jumble_location? Last > time I've talked about that with Peter E, "jumble" felt too generic, > so perhaps we're looking for a completely new term? This impacts as > well the naming of the existing queryjumblefuncs.c. The simplest term > that may be possible here is "hash", actually, because that's what we > Point is that query_jumble_ignore is used in the planner nodes, which > feels inconsistent, so perhaps we could rename query_jumble_ignore and > no_query_jumble to "hash_ignore" and/or "no_hash", or something like > that? This may point towards the need of a split, not sure, still the > picture is incomplete. I was thinking about this as I was reworking the comments in jumblefuncs.c for v5-0002. I am OK with moving away from "jumble" in-lieu of something else, but my thoughts are we should actually call this process "fingerprint" ( a term we already use in the queryjumblefuncs.c comment ). A fingerprint consists of all the interesting parts of a node tree that are appended and the final product is a hash of this fingerprint ( i.e. queryId ) For node attributes we can specify "fingerprint_ignore" or "no_fingerprint". What do you think? > The concept of location does not apply to plans, based on the > current proposal, so perhaps we should talk about "query normalization > location"? Are you referring to JUMBLE_LOCATION? and whether to keep it in queryjumblefuncs.c ( or jumblefuncs.c as is being proposed )? Regards, Sami
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