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When a cached compiled query is reused for the second time, ZoneMapManager::ShouldScanTileGroup always returns false and causes error Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s) in valgrind . This is because the argument parsed_predicates is only populated when the query is compiled for the first time but needed at runtime whenever the compiled query is executed. However, when the compiled query is executed for the first time, RuntimeFunctions::FillPredicateArray clears the its plan's parsed_predicate_. Therefore, the parsed_predicates argument for ZoneMapManager::ShouldScanTileGroup is always incorrect when the compiled query is reused.
We solved this problem in our PR(#1339) by avoid using predicate_array and calling RuntimeFunctions:: FillPredicateArray.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When a cached compiled query is reused for the second time,
ZoneMapManager::ShouldScanTileGroup
always returns false and causes errorConditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s)
in valgrind . This is because the argumentparsed_predicates
is only populated when the query is compiled for the first time but needed at runtime whenever the compiled query is executed. However, when the compiled query is executed for the first time,RuntimeFunctions::FillPredicateArray
clears the its plan'sparsed_predicate_
. Therefore, theparsed_predicates
argument forZoneMapManager::ShouldScanTileGroup
is always incorrect when the compiled query is reused.We solved this problem in our PR(#1339) by avoid using
predicate_array
and callingRuntimeFunctions:: FillPredicateArray
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: