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When scan a table, if the scan order is the same as (or a subset prefix of) the clustering or primary key, we should be able to scan the table from many S3 objects and MERGE them, producing a stream of ordered records. It should be very efficient and use very little of memory.
The optimizer MUST know such an interesting order from scan -- v.s the cost using a real sort (could be external sort).
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#20650
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When scan a table, if the scan order is the same as (or a subset prefix of) the clustering or primary key, we should be able to scan the table from many S3 objects and MERGE them, producing a stream of ordered records. It should be very efficient and use very little of memory.
The optimizer MUST know such an interesting order from scan -- v.s the cost using a real sort (could be external sort).
Describe implementation you've considered
No response
Additional information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: