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copy shared columns before setkey #3768

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@MichaelChirico MichaelChirico commented Aug 15, 2019

Closes #3496
Closes #3766

See also: follow-up @ #3791

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Wasn't sure about the changes to data.table.R, but incidentally, they fix #2245. So I'll leave those changes & add a test to close that.

@MichaelChirico MichaelChirico changed the title Closes #3496 and #3766 -- detect & block setkey from double-reordering identical columns Closes #3496, #3766, and #2245 -- detect & block setkey from double-reordering identical columns Aug 18, 2019
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so maybe we can try revert changes to data.table.R and see if it will still do what is needed?

@mattdowle mattdowle added this to the 1.12.4 milestone Aug 26, 2019
…ause. Faster too by avoiding address() at R level which creates character strings for addresses and avoiding hash table of duplicated(); only noticeable for very many columns.
@mattdowle mattdowle changed the title Closes #3496, #3766, and #2245 -- detect & block setkey from double-reordering identical columns copy shared columns before setkey Aug 27, 2019
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Great fix. I just followed up by creating copySharedColumns at C level. Should be faster when there are many columns by avoiding creating a character vector of each column's address to be passed to duplicate() which then creates a hash table on the character strings. We can use this copySharedColumns at other places at C level too; e.g. in :=. Since I guess there's also a problem with using := on a shared memory column (both columns get updated)?
As you wrote in the heading comment, it should be fine to return shared memory columns from j. So yes the data.table.R changes in this PR (other than the part which fixes .SD lock) could be reverted as you said.

@@ -173,3 +173,39 @@ bool Rinherits(SEXP x, SEXP char_) {
return ans;
}

void copySharedColumns(SEXP x) {
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very nice!

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OK. Would have to sit back down with this to figure which part exactly is needed to solve #2245...

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actually I think what makes sense is to remove the stuff in data.table.R to it's own PR. the issues are really separate now & deserve separate PRs

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I notice that I raised #2162 long time ago which is a similar but different case. I guess it's impossible to also address that at the moment?

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Thanks Kun. Your issue in fact looks the same and should be solved by this PR.

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Incorrect setkey result error using function setkey
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