pred column also needs to be filtered by expr, exclude delete condition column, delete condition column not need to be filtered, query engine does not need it, after _output_column_by_sel_idx, delete condition materialize column will be erase at the end of the block.
Eg:
delete from table where a = 10;
select b from table;
a column only effective in segment iterator, the block from query engine only contain the b column, so no need to filter a column by expr.
* [improvement] (nereids) Get partition related table disable nullable field and modify regression test, complete agg mv rules.
* make filed not null to create partition mv
- PAUSE MATERIALIZED VIEW JOB ON mv1
- RESUME MATERIALIZED VIEW JOB ON mv1
- fix when drop db,not drop job
- add lock for one materialized view can only run one task at a time
* [Feature](Variant) Implement variant new sub column access method
The query SELECT v["a"]["b"] from simple_var WHERE cast(v["a"]["b"] as int) = 1 encompasses three primary testing scenarios:
```
1. A basic test involving the variant data type.
2. A scenario dealing with GitHub event data in the context of a variant.
3. A case related to the TPC-H benchmark using a variant.
```
using the name without paths info will lead to wrong In plan, e.g.
```
where cast(v:a as text) = 'hello' or cast(v:b as text) = 'world'
```
will be rewrite to:
```
where cast(v as text) in ('hello', 'world')
``
This is wrong, because they are different slots
NOTE: There's some issue for MAP type to work with row store, so in this PR we don't have cases for MAP type
Will add the support for MAP type in future.
In the load process, if there are problems with the original data, we will store the error data in an error_log file on the disk for subsequent debugging. However, if there are many error data, it will occupy a lot of disk space. Now we want to limit the number of error data that is saved to the disk.
Be familiar with the usage of doris' import function and internal implementation process
Add a new be configuration item load_error_log_limit_bytes = default value 200MB
Use the newly added threshold to limit the amount of data that RuntimeState::append_error_msg_to_file writes to disk
Write regression cases for testing and verification
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