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Raise default for jdbc domain-compaction-threshold #23381

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Reduces data transfer out of remote systems.
Most systems can handle IN lists of a few hundered values.

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# JDBC
* Reduce data transfer from remote systems for queries with large IN lists. ({issue}`23381`)

Reduces data transfer out of remote systems.
Most systems can handle IN lists of a few hundered values.
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I agree with the direction - need to check for impact.

There is a test called testLargeIn IIRC which we can use to check the values are "safe".

@raunaqmorarka raunaqmorarka merged commit e036fcc into master Sep 12, 2024
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mosabua commented Sep 14, 2024

I have a feeling this affects more connectors. For example Snowflake?

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It affects all jdbc based connectors

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