frontend: optimize SHOW ACCOUNTS account-info SQL#24092
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Rewrite getSqlForAccountInfo to aggregate database and table counts separately and push exact account filters into those aggregates, removing the mo_tables x mo_database amplification while keeping the existing SHOW ACCOUNTS result shape intact. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Escape single quotes and backslashes when rebuilding the SHOW ACCOUNTS LIKE predicate, and add combined SQL-generation and parser round-trip coverage for quoted and backslash-containing patterns. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Review: SHOW ACCOUNTS SQL Optimization
LGTM. Clean, well-designed optimization.
What this does
- Eliminates cross-product amplification — splits the old
db_tbl_countsCTE (which joinedmo_tables × mo_databaseonaccount_id, creating N_tables × N_databases rows per account) into two independent CTEs:db_countsandtbl_counts. - Pushes account_id filter into CTEs — for single-account
SHOW ACCOUNTS, the filter is applied inside both CTEs, not just in the finalWHEREclause. - Hardens LIKE pattern escaping —
quoteSQLStringLiteral()escapes\→\\\\and'→'', fixing a potential SQL injection in the oldfmt.Sprintf("...like '%s'",...)pattern. - Significantly improved tests — named subtests,
wantContains/wantNotContainsassertions, parser round-trip validation.
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fmt.Sprintfargument ordering matches all 4%splaceholders in the template ✓- Semantic equivalence: both old and new use INNER JOINs, so accounts with zero databases/tables are excluded in both (practically fine — every account has
mo_catalog+ system tables) ✓ quoteSQLStringLiteralcorrectly preserves LIKE pattern semantics through the parse→quote→re-parse cycle ✓- Code is well-factored:
buildAccountInfoClause,buildAccountInfoCountFilters, andquoteSQLStringLiteralare clean, testable functions ✓
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Address matrixorigin#24091 by rewriting `getSqlForAccountInfo()` so `SHOW ACCOUNTS` computes database and table counts with separate aggregates instead of joining `mo_catalog.mo_tables` and `mo_catalog.mo_database` on `account_id` before `COUNT(DISTINCT ...)`. This removes the `mo_tables x mo_database` amplification that dominated the `getAccountInfo()` CPU flamegraph, pushes exact `account_id` filters into the aggregate CTEs for single-account requests, and keeps the rest of the `SHOW ACCOUNTS` behavior unchanged. As a low-risk follow-up, this PR also hardens reconstruction of the internal `LIKE` predicate by escaping single quotes and backslashes, and adds combined SQL-generation plus parser round-trip coverage. Approved by: @XuPeng-SH
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Address #24091 by rewriting `getSqlForAccountInfo()` so `SHOW ACCOUNTS` computes database and table counts with separate aggregates instead of joining `mo_catalog.mo_tables` and `mo_catalog.mo_database` on `account_id` before `COUNT(DISTINCT ...)`. This removes the `mo_tables x mo_database` amplification that dominated the `getAccountInfo()` CPU flamegraph, pushes exact `account_id` filters into the aggregate CTEs for single-account requests, and keeps the rest of the `SHOW ACCOUNTS` behavior unchanged. As a low-risk follow-up, this PR also hardens reconstruction of the internal `LIKE` predicate by escaping single quotes and backslashes, and adds combined SQL-generation plus parser round-trip coverage. Approved by: @XuPeng-SH
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Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
issue #24091
What this PR does / why we need it:
Address #24091 by rewriting
getSqlForAccountInfo()soSHOW ACCOUNTScomputes database and table counts with separate aggregates instead of joiningmo_catalog.mo_tablesandmo_catalog.mo_databaseonaccount_idbeforeCOUNT(DISTINCT ...).This removes the
mo_tables x mo_databaseamplification that dominated thegetAccountInfo()CPU flamegraph, pushes exactaccount_idfilters into the aggregate CTEs for single-account requests, and keeps the rest of theSHOW ACCOUNTSbehavior unchanged.As a low-risk follow-up, this PR also hardens reconstruction of the internal
LIKEpredicate by escaping single quotes and backslashes, and adds combined SQL-generation plus parser round-trip coverage.Testing