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…dles A non-unique secondary index physically stores the row handle after its declared columns, so predicates on a clustered primary key can become index ranges. That was skipped when the primary key is an unsigned integer handle, because the suffix is not an ordinary index column: GenIndexKey appends an integer handle as codec.IntHandleFlag plus the handle reinterpreted as an int64, so unsigned values above math.MaxInt64 encode as negative int64 and sort before the rest of their declared-column prefix. Append the handle for unsigned primary keys too, and rewrite the appended dimension where ranges become key ranges. Planner ranges stay in SQL order and unsigned form, so EXPLAIN and the appended-handle row count estimation are unchanged; distsql resolves the appended dimension to a closed unsigned interval, splits it at the int64 boundary, encodes each piece as a KindInt64 datum -- the form codec.EncodeKey turns into the physical handle suffix -- and restores key order when a wrapped piece was produced. Callers of the IndexRangesToKVRanges family now pass the dimension carrying the appended handle, which UnsignedIntHandleSuffixDim derives from the table and index. The index does not claim to provide SQL order on an appended unsigned handle: its stored order wraps, and ranges can be rebuilt after planning by the plan cache or an index join with values that cross the boundary. Order on the declared index columns still holds, because the split pieces stay inside their prefix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019KnRRULPmX1N8XhUM4vQm7
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds unsigned integer handle suffix support for secondary-index ranges. It rewrites ranges across the signed 64-bit boundary, updates planner and executor paths, adds broad coverage, enables full outer hash joins, and tracks partition range memory. ChangesUnsigned integer handle ranges
Full outer hash join
Partition range memory tracking
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR changes unsigned-handle range construction across planner and distributed SQL paths. Merge readiness is currently moderate because required generated Bazel metadata for the changed tests has not been verified or included, and one global-index validation can pass with empty results, weakening coverage of the new range behavior. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Planner
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participant RequestBuilder
Planner->>Executor: builds index ranges with unsigned handle predicates
Executor->>RequestBuilder: passes handleDim
RequestBuilder->>RequestBuilder: splits and rewrites physical ranges
RequestBuilder-->>Executor: returns sorted KV ranges
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pkg/planner/core/casetest/rule/rule_unsigned_handle_range_test.go (1)
165-183: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConfirm the plan-cache expectations are deterministic.
The test asserts
@@last_plan_from_cacheis1after switching parameter values across themath.MaxInt64boundary. Plan cache reuse depends on parameter type inference for unsigned literals and on plan-cache eligibility rules that can change. If either changes, this test fails for a reason unrelated to range building. Consider asserting only the result sets, or add the plan-cache assertion together with an explicit check that the statement is cacheable.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pkg/planner/core/casetest/rule/rule_unsigned_handle_range_test.go`:
- Around line 165-183: Update TestUnsignedIntHandleIndexRangesWithPlanCache to
avoid coupling range-result assertions to implicit plan-cache eligibility across
the signed/unsigned parameter boundary. Either remove the @@last_plan_from_cache
assertions or explicitly verify the prepared statement remains cacheable before
asserting reuse, while preserving all existing result-set checks.
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Resolving the appended-handle range dimension reads the table info, which faults for reader executors assembled directly without the table they read. Resolve a nil table to no handle suffix instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019KnRRULPmX1N8XhUM4vQm7
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In `@pkg/executor/distsql.go`:
- Around line 356-357: Update the KV range construction call in the relevant
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matching the fallback in IndexLookUpExecutor.buildTableKeyRanges. Add an
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Add range partitioning on the handle itself, where one predicate both prunes partitions and narrows the index range, and where a partition spans the point the stored handle order wraps at. Run it under both prune modes, which reach the key ranges through different executor paths. Also cover a global index on such a table. A global index on a clustered table keeps the legacy key layout, which ends with the plain handle; from version 1 the key carries a partition id between the index columns and the handle, so the test pins the version the range building assumes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019KnRRULPmX1N8XhUM4vQm7
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pkg/planner/core/casetest/rule/rule_unsigned_handle_range_test.go (1)
366-377: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert non-empty expected rows in the cross-check loop.
expectedcomes from a query. If a predicate returns no rows, the comparison passes without testing the index path. Add a length assertion so a silent regression cannot hide.♻️ Proposed change
expected := tk.MustQuery("select b from t_uhg ignore index(ia_g) where " + pred + " order by b").Rows() + require.NotEmpty(t, expected, "predicate must match rows: %s", pred) tk.MustQuery("select b from t_uhg use index(ia_g) where " + pred + " order by b").Check(expected)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pkg/planner/core/casetest/rule/rule_unsigned_handle_range_test.go`:
- Around line 366-377: In the cross-check loop over predicates, assert that the
rows returned by the ignore-index query are non-empty before comparing the
use-index result. Keep the existing expected-row comparison and apply the
assertion to the expected result produced by tk.MustQuery.
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nogo runs a wider revive ruleset than `make lint`; early-return flagged the if/else on the upper bound. Lift the variable out and return early instead. No behavior change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019KnRRULPmX1N8XhUM4vQm7
IndexReaderExecutor passed only its dedicated range tracker to the KV range construction, so an index reader without one charged the ranges to nothing. Fall back to the executor's own tracker, matching IndexLookUpExecutor.buildTableKeyRanges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019KnRRULPmX1N8XhUM4vQm7
The memory charged for building an index reader's KV ranges was reset away moments later: Open built the ranges first and open() then reset the tracker they were charged to. Ready the tracker at the start of Open instead, so the range memory survives, and keep the reset for the index join path that enters open() directly. An over-quota index reader can now be cancelled while it opens rather than while its rows are drained, which is how an index lookup already behaves. TestOrderByAndLimit pinned the later of the two, so it now accepts the cancellation from either stage. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019KnRRULPmX1N8XhUM4vQm7
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Pull request overview
Extends secondary-index ranges to unsigned clustered integer handles while preserving physical key encoding and scan ordering.
Changes:
- Rewrites and splits unsigned handle suffix ranges at the
int64boundary. - Updates planner ordering and cardinality behavior.
- Adds broad regression coverage and fixes index-reader range memory tracking.
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| File | Description |
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pkg/planner/core/stats.go |
Includes unsigned handles in index statistics ranges. |
pkg/planner/core/operator/logicalop/logical_index_scan.go |
Prevents invalid handle-order matching. |
pkg/planner/core/operator/logicalop/logical_datasource.go |
Appends and identifies unsigned handles. |
pkg/planner/core/find_best_task.go |
Restricts index ordering to declared columns. |
pkg/planner/core/casetest/rule/rule_unsigned_handle_range_test.go |
Tests planner and execution paths. |
pkg/planner/core/casetest/rule/BUILD.bazel |
Registers planner tests. |
pkg/planner/cardinality/selectivity_test.go |
Updates range-estimation expectations. |
pkg/ingestor/ingestctrl/duplicate.go |
Adapts range API usage. |
pkg/executor/table_readers_required_rows_test.go |
Tests range-memory persistence. |
pkg/executor/partition_table_test.go |
Accepts cancellation during reader opening. |
pkg/executor/index_merge_reader.go |
Rewrites index-merge ranges. |
pkg/executor/executor_pkg_test.go |
Tests memory-tracker fallback. |
pkg/executor/distsql.go |
Threads suffix metadata and fixes tracking lifecycle. |
pkg/executor/checksum.go |
Adapts checksum range construction. |
pkg/executor/builder.go |
Handles index-join range rewriting. |
pkg/executor/analyze_idx.go |
Adapts analyze range construction. |
pkg/executor/admin.go |
Adapts administrative range construction. |
pkg/distsql/unsigned_handle_suffix_test.go |
Tests physical suffix encoding and splitting. |
pkg/distsql/request_builder.go |
Implements suffix detection, rewriting, and sorting. |
pkg/distsql/request_builder_test.go |
Updates request-builder tests. |
pkg/distsql/BUILD.bazel |
Registers distsql tests. |
br/pkg/checksum/executor.go |
Adapts BR checksum requests. |
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The two new range-building tests in pkg/distsql raised the package's test count, so tazel now computes a shard count of 39 rather than 37. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What problem does this PR solve?
Issue Number: close #70573
Problem Summary:
A non-unique secondary index physically stores the row handle after its declared columns, so
predicates on a clustered primary key can become index ranges. TiDB does this for signed integer
handles and for common handles, but skips it when the primary key is an unsigned integer
handle, so
WHERE a = 5 AND id = 7scans the wholea = 5group and filters afterwards instead ofseeking to the row.
The skip is not arbitrary.
tablecodec.GenIndexKeyappends an integer handle ascodec.IntHandleFlagplus the handle reinterpreted as anint64— exactly whatcodec.EncodeKeyemits for a
KindInt64datum, which is why signed handles already work. An unsigned datum encodeswith a different flag byte and a different ordering, and values above
math.MaxInt64reinterpret asnegative
int64, so they sort before the rest of their declared-column prefix. Removing the guardon its own would build key ranges that do not match the stored index keys.
What changed and how does it work?
The handle is now appended for unsigned primary keys too, and the appended dimension is rewritten
where ranges become key ranges rather than in the planner.
Planner — ranges stay in SQL order and unsigned form.
DataSource.HandleColsToAppend(andderiveStats4LogicalIndexScan) no longer refuse an unsignedPKIsHandlecolumn. Because theplanner still holds ordinary unsigned ranges,
EXPLAINoutput andAdjustRowCountForAppendedHandleColumnsneed no change: the estimate for an unsigned handle is nowthe same as for the signed equivalent.
distsql — the rewrite happens at range → key range.
UnsignedIntHandleSuffixDim(tblInfo, idx)derives the range dimension carrying the appended handle, and
rewriteUnsignedIntHandleSuffixresolves that dimension to a closed unsigned interval (rangerleaves
KindMinNotNull/KindMaxValuein index ranges, unlike table ranges), splits it at theint64 boundary, and emits
KindInt64datums — the formcodec.EncodeKeyturns into the physicalhandle suffix. When a wrapped piece is produced, the resulting key ranges are re-sorted by start
key, which restores the order the coprocessor expects: the split pieces stay inside their prefix, so
sorting disjoint ranges by start key is exactly physical order.
The dimension is threaded through the
IndexRangesToKVRanges*/SetIndexRanges*family as anexplicit parameter, so every call site is compiler-forced to decide. That is deliberate: distsql is
the single choke point that also covers ranges rebuilt after planning by the plan cache and by
index joins, which a planner-side rewrite would have silently missed.
Ordering. The index does not claim to provide SQL order on an appended unsigned handle
(
matchPropertyandLogicalIndexScan.MatchIndexProptruncate to the declared index columns),since its stored order wraps and post-planning range rebuilds can cross the boundary even when the
ranges seen at planning time do not. Order on the declared index columns still holds.
One drive-by fix: the synthetic
IndexReaderExecutorintable_readers_required_rows_test.gohadno
tablefield, which the new lookup dereferenced.Index reader range memory (from review). Resolving the appended handle sits next to the KV range
construction, which surfaced two gaps in how an index reader accounts for that memory:
buildKVRangesForIndexReaderpassed only the dedicated range tracker, so a reader without onecharged its ranges to nothing. It now falls back to the executor's own tracker, matching
IndexLookUpExecutor.buildTableKeyRanges.Openbuilt the ranges beforeopen()readied thetracker, and
Tracker.Resetzeroes what was charged. The tracker is now readied at the start ofOpen;open()keeps the reset for the index join path, which enters it directly with rangesbuilt beforehand.
Behavior change worth calling out: an index reader over
tidb_mem_quota_querycan now be cancelledwhile it opens rather than while its rows are drained. An index lookup has behaved this way since
#70430; this makes the two consistent. At realistic quotas the range bytes are far too small to
change anything.
TestOrderByAndLimitpinned the later of the two moments, so it now accepts thecancellation from either stage — it passes both with and without this change.
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