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Summary

Backport the FTS functionality from feature/fts to feature/release-8.5-fts.

This PR keeps the release-8.5 compatibility boundary and ports the FTS-specific TiFlash, TiCI, TiPB, KVProto, and client-c changes without merging the entire feature/fts branch.

What's changed

  • Add TiCI FTS scan support.
  • Support the following FTS query functions:
    • FTS_MATCH_WORD
    • FTS_MATCH_PREFIX
    • FTS_MATCH_PHRASE
  • Push down logical, comparison, IN, and NOT expressions to TiCI.
  • Support FTS TopK, ordering, and limit pushdown.
  • Support count and estimate-count pushdown.
  • Support remote read, keyspace, read timestamp, concurrent shard processing, and MPP join.
  • Support columnar search results.
  • Keep TiCI reader startup and release-8.5 configuration compatibility.
  • Adapt PD/GC APIs and client-c error handling for release-8.5.
  • Add the required Rust/CMake build adjustments.

Dependency versions

Dependency Revision
contrib/client-c f9ee1c49f28a1f9cb9dafa27aea144ddc12362d2 (PR #252)
contrib/kvproto 47bcf5dc38ad704f62e3ce20b0ca7442956ed34b
contrib/tici 6489830cf3b33aacc6e4e5f8285e0d1bf4f790ca
contrib/tipb 70351f745154f99694f3990fd23b5cceb8b99731

Related dependency PRs

Dependency PR
client-c tikv/client-c#252
kvproto pingcap/kvproto#1538
tipb pingcap/tipb#429

The TiCI revision includes the separated CountResult/count() FFI required by the count pushdown path.

Compatibility notes

  • The implementation is based on release-8.5; the full feature/fts branch is not merged.
  • The master-only zone-aware coprocessor network metrics changes are not included. This affects observability only and does not change FTS query results or execution semantics.
  • Release-8.5-compatible PD GC APIs and client-c interfaces are retained.

Validation

  • git diff --check passed.
  • TiPB generated-code and Go tests passed.
  • Submodule revisions and CXX/Rust FFI interfaces were checked.
  • Full Linux/macOS builds and FTS end-to-end tests should be verified by CI.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added TiCI full-text search support, including local and remote shard reads, sorting, filtering, limits, and count queries.
    • Added an API for estimating TiCI query counts.
    • Added support for shard-aware disaggregated compute requests and retry responses.
    • Added TiCI metrics integration to Prometheus monitoring.
  • Improvements
    • Improved GC safepoint retrieval with configurable retry backoff and enhanced monitoring.
    • Improved error messages for failed remote and coordinator requests by including connection details.

wshwsh12 and others added 30 commits September 2, 2026 19:25
Signed-off-by: wshwsh12 <793703860@qq.com>
(cherry picked from commit 47c7bd7)
Signed-off-by: Lloyd-Pottiger <yan1579196623@gmail.com>
(cherry picked from commit 5cf82e3)
Signed-off-by: Lloyd-Pottiger <yan1579196623@gmail.com>
(cherry picked from commit 93c7f97)
Signed-off-by: Lloyd-Pottiger <yan1579196623@gmail.com>
(cherry picked from commit 104d87f)
Signed-off-by: Lloyd-Pottiger <yan1579196623@gmail.com>
(cherry picked from commit 7c1c047)
Signed-off-by: Calvin Neo <calvinneo1995@gmail.com>
(cherry picked from commit d361a8e)
JinheLin and others added 15 commits September 2, 2026 19:31
…ingcap#10692)

This PR updates the tipb submodule to include the newly added FTSMatchPhrase scalar function signature, and wires it through TiFlash’s TiCI pushdown path.

  - Bump contrib/tipb to 1852f9829ce3d3962895fec43f908b31fbdc58fb
  - Extend TiCI expression conversion to accept tipb::ScalarFuncSig::FTSMatchPhrase (alongside existing FTSMatchWord / FTSMatchPrefix) so it can be sent to
    TiCI via FTSQueryInfo.match_expr.

(cherry picked from commit 882aea9)
Signed-off-by: JaySon-Huang <tshent@qq.com>
(cherry picked from commit 7267fb3)
Co-authored-by: JaySon <tshent@qq.com>
(cherry picked from commit 18e88cb)
ref pingcap-inc/tici#749

storage: reuse shard snapshot from split and reduce FFI checks

- call `check_shards_and_acquire_snapshot` once in split stage
- use returned `Vec<bool>` to split local vs remote reads
- reuse the split-stage snapshot in `read()` instead of reacquiring
- update `contrib/tici` submodule to include:
  - atomic snapshot + hit bitmap API
  - regression test `test_snapshot_query_after_remove`

(cherry picked from commit ceb3b83)
tici: consume columnar search results in tiflash

tiflash: update contrib/tici to latest master

Simplify Tantivy nullable handling

Restore Tantivy formatting

(cherry picked from commit 9bba333)
close pingcap#10808

Signed-off-by: Calvin Neo <calvinneo1995@gmail.com>
(cherry picked from commit f99700d)
flash: handle GetEstimateTiCICount RPC for TiCI fulltext stats

Signed-off-by: wshwsh12 <793703860@qq.com>
(cherry picked from commit 4d9b25a)
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Walkthrough

The pull request adds TiCI full-text search support across build integration, planning, local and remote execution, count estimation, metrics, GC safepoint handling, server startup, and test-cluster orchestration.

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TiCI build and execution

Layer / File(s) Summary
Build and dependency integration
.gitmodules, CMakeLists.txt, contrib/*, rust-toolchain.toml, libs/libclara-cmake/dummy.cpp
Adds the TiCI submodule and Rust build. Links and installs tici_search_lib. Updates related submodule revisions and the Rust toolchain.
Shard context and planner
dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/*, dbms/src/Flash/Planner/*, dbms/src/Flash/CoprocessorHandler.cpp, dbms/src/Flash/BatchCoprocessorHandler.cpp
Adds shard metadata to DAG contexts. Adds TiCI scan planning, schema handling, physical execution nodes, and count aggregation optimization.
Local and remote search execution
dbms/src/Storages/Tantivy/*, dbms/src/Storages/StorageTantivy.*, dbms/src/Operators/TantivyReaderSourceOp.*, dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/RemoteRequest.*
Adds Tantivy input streams, shard task pools, local reads, remote coprocessor requests, retry-shard responses, and TiCI-specific casts.
Count estimation and server integration
dbms/src/Flash/EstimateTiCICountHandler.*, dbms/src/Flash/FlashService.*, dbms/src/Server/*, dbms/src/Storages/KVStore/TMTContext.cpp
Adds the GetEstimateTiCICount RPC. Starts the TiCI reader server when configured. Combines TiCI metrics with TiFlash metrics. Initializes the TiCI shard cache.
GC safepoint and runtime updates
dbms/src/Storages/KVStore/TiKVHelpers/PDTiKVClient.h, dbms/src/Interpreters/Settings.h, related callers
Adds cache-only safepoint reads, configurable retry backoff, safepoint metrics, and monotonic cache updates. Updates affected callers and error messages.
Test-cluster startup
tests/docker/util.sh, tests/fullstack-test/run.sh, tests/fullstack-test2/run.sh, tests/tidb-ci/run.sh
Adds shared cluster startup helpers that set the PD cluster version before TiFlash starts. Updates fullstack and TiDB CI scripts to use them.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant DAGRequest
  participant PhysicalPlan
  participant StorageTantivy
  participant TiCIReaderServer
  DAGRequest->>PhysicalPlan: provide TypeIndexScan and table shard info
  PhysicalPlan->>StorageTantivy: build TiCIScan pipeline
  StorageTantivy->>TiCIReaderServer: check shards and acquire snapshot
  TiCIReaderServer-->>StorageTantivy: return local and remote shard results
  StorageTantivy-->>PhysicalPlan: return local blocks and remote coprocessor output
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Actionable comments posted: 17

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dbms/src/Flash/EstimateTiCICountHandler.cpp (1)

43-45: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use DB::Exception for request-validation errors.

Replace these TiFlashException throws with DB::Exception using an appropriate ErrorCodes value and the fmt-style constructor. The existing catch (const Exception & e) path already handles that error type.
As per coding guidelines, C++ error handling must use DB::Exception with an error code.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/EstimateTiCICountHandler.cpp` around lines 43 - 45, Replace
the two validation throws in the TiCI query parsing flow with DB::Exception,
using an appropriate ErrorCodes value and the fmt-style constructor while
preserving their existing messages and BadRequest behavior. Keep the existing
catch (const Exception &amp; e) handling path unchanged.

Source: Coding guidelines

dbms/src/Storages/S3/S3Common.cpp (1)

259-260: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use a coded fmt-style DB::Exception.

The one-argument constructor assigns error code 0. Use a registered ErrorCodes value and fmt-style formatting while retaining the write-node address and RPC error text. This also removes the hand-built std::string.

As per coding guidelines: use DB::Exception with an appropriate error code in storage-engine code and use its fmt-style constructor.

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minimal, and validate.

In `@dbms/src/Storages/S3/S3Common.cpp` around lines 259 - 260, The exception
thrown in the RPC error path should use a registered ErrorCodes value and
DB::Exception’s fmt-style constructor instead of the one-argument constructor.
Update the throw around rpc.errMsg to preserve both the write-node address and
RPC error text, while removing the hand-built extra_msg string.

Source: Coding guidelines

dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/RemoteRequest.cpp (1)

220-220: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Use the repository String type.

The applicable repository rule requires String in C++ source and header files. Change the printShards return type in both its declaration and definition from std::string to String.

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minimal, and validate.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/RemoteRequest.cpp` at line 220, Update the
printShards declaration and definition to return the repository String type
instead of std::string, keeping the method parameters and behavior unchanged.
dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/StorageTantivyInterpreter.h (1)

37-38: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Fix the misspelled class name.

Rename StorageTantivyIterpreter to StorageTantivyInterpreter and update its implementation and planner references. The class name must match StorageTantivyInterpreter.h and StorageTantivyInterpreter.cpp under the repository naming requirement.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/StorageTantivyInterpreter.h` around lines 37 - 38,
Rename the class StorageTantivyIterpreter to StorageTantivyInterpreter, updating
its declaration, implementation definitions, includes, and planner references so
they consistently use the correctly spelled name and match the corresponding
header and source filenames.
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Inline comments:
In `@contrib/tici-search-lib/CMakeLists.txt`:
- Line 12: Update the ${TICI_LIB} dependency declaration in CMakeLists.txt to
include Cargo.toml, Cargo.lock, Rust build scripts, and all recursive Rust
source files alongside ${LIB_SOURCE_FILES}, so Cargo rebuilds whenever any
workspace build input changes.

In `@dbms/src/Debug/dbgQueryExecutor.cpp`:
- Line 275: Update the exception thrown in the MPP task dispatch path to use the
coded DB::Exception constructor: pass the appropriate registered ErrorCodes
value first and provide the RPC error message through fmt-style placeholder
formatting instead of string concatenation.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/TiCIScan.h`:
- Around line 35-38: Update TiCIScan’s keyspace_id, table_id, index_id, and
limit fields and their getKeyspaceID(), getTableId(), getIndexId(), and
getLimit() accessors to use KeyspaceID and the matching fixed-width UInt*/Int*
types from Core/Types.h instead of native uint/int types, preserving the
existing API behavior.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/CoprocessorHandler.cpp`:
- Around line 102-104: Update both CoprocessorHandler and
BatchCoprocessorHandler to build and validate the DAG before applying the
disaggregated compute guard. In disaggregated compute mode, allow execution only
for a supported TiCI TypeIndexScan whose shard metadata matches the plan; reject
normal TypeTableScan requests even when table_shard_infos is nonempty, while
preserving existing behavior outside that mode.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/EstimateTiCICountHandler.cpp`:
- Line 126: Update the broad catch-all path in the EstimateTiCICount handler to
call tryLogCurrentException with the existing log and a descriptive context
before setting the generic response error; retain the fallback warning only if
needed by the surrounding error-handling flow.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Mpp/MPPTask.cpp`:
- Around line 726-727: Update the exception construction in the MPP task error
path to use the fmt-style DB::Exception constructor with
ErrorCodes::UNKNOWN_EXCEPTION, preserving the existing rpc.errMsg result and
coordinator address context.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Planner/Plans/PhysicalBinary.h`:
- Line 51: Implement child replacement in PhysicalBinary::setChild: validate
that i refers to the left or right child, reject null PhysicalPlanNodePtr
values, and assign the validated child to the corresponding left or right member
instead of throwing unconditionally.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Planner/Plans/PhysicalTiCIScan.cpp`:
- Around line 41-48: Replace both TiFlashException constructions in the schema
validation branches with fmt-style DB::Exception instances, using the
appropriate schema-validation error code from ErrorCodes.cpp. Preserve the
existing formatted messages and exception flow in the affected scan-planning
logic.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Statistics/ExecutorStatisticsCollector.cpp`:
- Line 117: Update ExecutorStatisticsCollector’s child-linking logic to look up
profiles with find rather than dereferencing profiles[executor.executor_id()]
directly. Skip only executors whose profile is absent, while continuing to call
setChildren for existing profiles so tree-based executor child links are
preserved.
- Line 232: Update fill_local_ru so it returns only when target_executor_summary
is absent; otherwise continue to local_ru->SerializeToString(...) and preserve
RU consumption data for matching root summaries.

In `@dbms/src/Operators/TantivyReaderSourceOp.cpp`:
- Around line 59-91: Move the blocking cur_stream->read() operation out of
TantivyReaderSourceOp::readImpl() and into the operator’s I/O lifecycle by
returning IO_IN before reading, then performing the read in executeIOImpl().
Preserve task acquisition, stream exhaustion, block swapping, total_rows
accounting, and completion behavior while matching the existing
IOBlockInputStreamSourceOp and DMSegmentThreadSourceOp pattern.

In `@dbms/src/Operators/TantivyReaderSourceOp.h`:
- Around line 47-56: Initialize io_profile_info in the TantivyReaderSourceOp
constructor with the appropriate local TiCI IO profile before
DAGStorageInterpreter registers it, while preserving getIOProfileInfo() as the
returned profile accessor.

In `@dbms/src/Server/MetricsPrometheus.cpp`:
- Line 101: Update the Prometheus push-mode payload construction around
concatTextMetrics so it also includes the TiCI metric families, not only
registered TiFlash collectables. Reuse the existing TiCI serialization or
collection path used by the pull-mode response, or provide an equivalent push
adapter, while preserving the current gateway payload format.

In `@dbms/src/Storages/KVStore/TiKVHelpers/PDTiKVClient.h`:
- Line 193: Update the v1 safepoint merge around cached_gc_safe_point to use a
compare-exchange loop, retrying when another caller changes the value and only
replacing it when safe_point exceeds the current cached value. Return the final
value loaded from the atomic cache, preventing a lower safepoint from
overwriting a higher one.
- Line 159: Update getGCSafePointWithRetry/getGCSafePointV2WithRetry to return
and propagate whether getKeyspaceGCSafepoint found a cache entry, and only use
the freshness fast path when the entry exists and is fresh; otherwise fetch from
PD. Modify KeyspaceGCInfo’s copy constructor and assignment operator to preserve
ks_gc_sp_update_time instead of resetting it.

In `@dbms/src/Storages/StorageDeltaMerge.cpp`:
- Around line 699-704: The query-admission safepoint retrieval around
getGCSafePointWithRetry must not rely indefinitely on CacheOnly values. Ensure
the cache is populated and refreshed within the configured freshness interval
before admission, and fall back to the normal PD fetch when the v1/v2 entry is
missing or expired; preserve CacheOnly only for verified warm-cache reads.

In `@dbms/src/Storages/Tantivy/TiCIRequestUtils.h`:
- Around line 135-139: Validate expr.children_size() before indexing children in
the time-comparison and InTime branches, throwing TiFlashException for requests
with insufficient children; ensure ret.children is only indexed after the
corresponding child-count validation. Use the existing expression-conversion
function and symbols expr, children_size(), and ret.children to apply the
smallest scoped fix.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/RemoteRequest.cpp`:
- Line 220: Update the printShards declaration and definition to return the
repository String type instead of std::string, keeping the method parameters and
behavior unchanged.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/StorageTantivyInterpreter.h`:
- Around line 37-38: Rename the class StorageTantivyIterpreter to
StorageTantivyInterpreter, updating its declaration, implementation definitions,
includes, and planner references so they consistently use the correctly spelled
name and match the corresponding header and source filenames.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/EstimateTiCICountHandler.cpp`:
- Around line 43-45: Replace the two validation throws in the TiCI query parsing
flow with DB::Exception, using an appropriate ErrorCodes value and the fmt-style
constructor while preserving their existing messages and BadRequest behavior.
Keep the existing catch (const Exception &amp; e) handling path unchanged.

In `@dbms/src/Storages/S3/S3Common.cpp`:
- Around line 259-260: The exception thrown in the RPC error path should use a
registered ErrorCodes value and DB::Exception’s fmt-style constructor instead of
the one-argument constructor. Update the throw around rpc.errMsg to preserve
both the write-node address and RPC error text, while removing the hand-built
extra_msg string.

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  • .gitmodules
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OUTPUT ${TICI_LIB}
COMMAND cargo build -p tici-search-lib --release --target-dir ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR} --manifest-path ${TICI_PROJECT_DIR}/Cargo.toml
WORKING_DIRECTORY ${TICI_PROJECT_DIR}
DEPENDS ${LIB_SOURCE_FILES}

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Track all Cargo build inputs.

DEPENDS excludes Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock. After either file changes, CMake can treat ${TICI_LIB} as current and skip cargo build. The resulting TiFlash binary can link the previous Rust archive.

Add the workspace manifests, lockfile, build scripts, and recursive Rust sources as dependencies.

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-file(GLOB LIB_SOURCE_FILES "${TICI_PROJECT_DIR}/src/*")
+file(GLOB_RECURSE LIB_SOURCE_FILES CONFIGURE_DEPENDS
+    "${TICI_PROJECT_DIR}/*.rs"
+    "${TICI_PROJECT_DIR}/Cargo.toml"
+    "${TICI_PROJECT_DIR}/Cargo.lock"
+    "${TICI_PROJECT_DIR}/**/Cargo.toml"
+    "${TICI_PROJECT_DIR}/**/build.rs")
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In `@contrib/tici-search-lib/CMakeLists.txt` at line 12, Update the ${TICI_LIB}
dependency declaration in CMakeLists.txt to include Cargo.toml, Cargo.lock, Rust
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throw Exception("Meet grpc error while dispatch mpp task: " + rpc.errMsg(status));
{
std::string extra_msg = "addr: " + Debug::LOCAL_HOST;
throw Exception("Meet grpc error while dispatch mpp task: " + rpc.errMsg(status, extra_msg));

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Use a coded fmt-style DB::Exception.

This C++ path uses the one-argument constructor and concatenates the RPC message. Pass an appropriate registered ErrorCodes value first and format the RPC error with a placeholder.

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Comment on lines +35 to +38
const uint & getKeyspaceID() const { return keyspace_id; }
const int & getTableId() const { return table_id; }
const int & getIndexId() const { return index_id; }
const int & getLimit() const { return limit; }

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use fixed-width project types in TiCIScan.

The new API exposes native uint and int types. Use KeyspaceID and matching UInt* or Int* types for the stored fields and accessors.

As per coding guidelines, C++ code must use explicit-width types from Core/Types.h.

Also applies to: 63-65, 70-70

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TiCIScan’s keyspace_id, table_id, index_id, and limit fields and their
getKeyspaceID(), getTableId(), getIndexId(), and getLimit() accessors to use
KeyspaceID and the matching fixed-width UInt*/Int* types from Core/Types.h
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Comment on lines +102 to +104
bool is_tici = cop_request->table_shard_infos_size() != 0;
RUNTIME_CHECK_MSG(
!cop_context.db_context.getSharedContextDisagg()->isDisaggregatedComputeMode(),
!cop_context.db_context.getSharedContextDisagg()->isDisaggregatedComputeMode() || is_tici,

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printf '%s\n' '--- all tracked references ---'
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find contrib/kvproto -maxdepth 3 -type f -print 2>/dev/null | head -120
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<search_synthesis>
In the kvproto repository, TableShardInfos is a protocol buffer message defined in coprocessor.proto [1]. It is used to hold shard information for FTS (Full-Text Search) indexes, specifically utilized by TiFlash when reading from TiCI (TiKV Cloud Interface) [1]. The TableShardInfos message structure is defined as follows [1]: message TableShardInfos { string executor_id = 1; // The executor ID used to identify the TiCI executor. repeated ShardInfo shard_infos = 2; // The shard information for each TiCI executor. } This message type appears within both the Request and BatchRequest messages in coprocessor.proto, allowing coprocessor requests to carry necessary shard metadata for distributed operations [1]. It is part of the broader kvproto project, which defines the gRPC service and message schemas for communication between TiDB and TiKV [2][3].
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<title>proto/coprocessor.proto</title> https://github.com/pingcap/kvproto/blob/master/proto/coprocessor.proto { kvrpcpb.Context context = 1; int64 tp = 2; bytes data = 3; uint64 start_ts = 7; repeated KeyRange ranges = 4; // If cache is enabled, TiKV returns cache hit instead of data if ... its last version matches this `cache_if_match_version`. ... bool is_cache_enabled = 5; uint64 cache_if_match_version = 6; // Any schema-ful storage to validate ... correctness if necessary. ... int64 schema_ver = 8; bool is_trace_enabled = 9; // paging_size is 0 when it&`#39`;s disabled, otherwise, it should be a positive number. uint64 paging_size = 10; // tasks stores the batched coprocessor tasks sent to the same tikv store. repeated StoreBatchTask tasks = 11; uint64 connection_id = 12; // This is the session id between a client and tidb string connection_alias = 13; // This is the session alias between a client and tidb repeated TableShardInfos table_shard_infos = 14; // Shard infos for FTS index, used by TiFlash reading TiCI. // Versioned point ranges for TiCI lookup. // When `versioned_ranges` is non-empty, all `versioned_ranges[i].range` must be point range. repeated VersionedKeyRange versioned_ranges = 15; // max_keys_read is 0 when disabled, otherwise limits the number of storage // engine keys scanned per coprocessor task. It is a per-task hard ceiling // applied uniformly to any coprocessor request, used to bound worst-case // scan amplification regardless of how the request is paginated. uint64 max_keys_read = 16; // paging_size_bytes is 0 when disabled, otherwise it should be a positive number. // When set, within a paged coprocessor request, TiKV stops scanning the current // page once accumulated scanned bytes reach this limit and returns the page // boundary so the next page can resume from there. // // Unlike max_keys_read, which is a per-task hard ceiling on keys scanned, // paging_size_bytes is an independent rate-control dimension intended for // Resource Control: it bounds the byte volume of a single page so that RU // pre-charging in PD&`#39`;s resource controller can be performed at byte // granularity, complementing the existing row-count-based paging // (paging_size). The two fields target different scenarios and may be set // independently. uint64 paging_size_bytes = 17; ... message TableShardInfos { // The executor ID is used to identify the tici executor. string executor_id = 1; // The shard_infos contains the shard information for each tici executor. repeated ShardInfo shard_infos = 2; } ... message BatchRequest { kvrpcpb.Context context = 1; int64 tp = 2; bytes data = 3; repeated RegionInfo regions = 4; uint64 start_ts = 5; // Any schema-ful storage to validate schema correctness if necessary. int64 schema_ver = 6; // Used for partition table scan repeated TableRegions table_regions = 7; string log_id = 8; uint64 connection_id = 9; // This is the session id between a client and tidb string connection_alias = 10; // This is the session alias between a client and tidb repeated TableShardInfos table_shard_infos = 11; // Shard infos for FTS index, used by TiFlash reading TiCI. } <title>pingcap/kvproto</title> https://github.com/pingcap/kvproto # pingcap/kvproto Protocol buffer files for TiKV - Stars: 170 - Forks: 242 - Watchers: 170 - Open issues: 63 - License: Apache License 2.0 - Default branch: master - Created: 2016-03-11T00:50:02Z ## Languages - CMake - Dockerfile - Go - Makefile - Rust - Shell ## Top Contributors - disksing (66 contributions) - BusyJay (56 contributions) - siddontang (48 contributions) - overvenus (40 contributions) - MyonKeminta (33 contributions) - hicqu (32 contributions) - ngaut (30 contributions) - Connor1996 (25 contributions) - JmPotato (24 contributions) - huachaohuang (24 contributions) --- ## README # kvproto Protocol buffer files for TiKV # Usage + Write your own protocol file in proto folder. + If you need to update raft-rs, please download the proto file respectively and overwrite the one in include folder. + Run `make` to generate go and rust code. We generate all go codes in pkg folder and rust in src folder. + Update the dependent projects. # Dependencies * Rust * Go * Protoc 3.8.0 # Proto formatting To avoid IDE-induced diffs, we use `buf format` to keep all `.proto` files consistently formatted. * Check formatting (also runs as part of `make check`): `make proto-fmt-check` * Format in-place: `make proto-fmt` The formatter is pinned and will be downloaded automatically into `./bin` (gitignored) when needed. If `make check` fails on formatting, run `make proto-fmt` and then rerun `make check`. # Docker image The easiest way to compile the protobufs is to use docker. ``` ./scripts/docker-build.sh # build the docker image once ./scripts/docker-run.sh make go ``` # Build locally There are many dependencies to be installed, please refer to the relevant scripts in workflow to set them up. # BackupMeta Compatibility If you change backup metadata wire schema in `proto/brpb.proto` (for `backup.BackupMeta` or messages reachable from it), increment `BackupSchemaVersion` in `pkg/brpb/backup_schema_version.go`. <title>README.md at master · pingcap/kvproto</title> https://github.com/pingcap/kvproto/blob/master/README.md # File: pingcap/kvproto/README.md - Repository: pingcap/kvproto | Protocol buffer files for TiKV | 168 stars | CMake - Branch: master ```md # kvproto Protocol buffer files for TiKV # Usage + Write your own protocol file in proto folder. + If you need to update raft-rs, please download the proto file respectively and overwrite the one in include folder. + Run `make` to generate go and rust code. We generate all go codes in pkg folder and rust in src folder. + Update the dependent projects. # Dependencies * Rust * Go * Protoc 3.8.0 # Proto formatting To avoid IDE-induced diffs, we use `buf format` to keep all `.proto` files consistently formatted. * Check formatting (also runs as part of `make check`): `make proto-fmt-check` * Format in-place: `make proto-fmt` The formatter is pinned and will be downloaded automatically into `./bin` (gitignored) when needed. If `make check` fails on formatting, run `make proto-fmt` and then rerun `make check`. # Docker image The easiest way to compile the protobufs is to use docker. ``` ./scripts/docker-build.sh # build the docker image once ./scripts/docker-run.sh make go ``` # Build locally There are many dependencies to be installed, please refer to the relevant scripts in [workflow](.github/workflows) to set them up. ``` <title>Coprocessor - TiKV Development Guide</title> https://tikv.github.io/tikv-dev-guide/understanding-tikv/coprocessor/intro.html Coprocessor - TiKV Development Guide - Light (default) - Rust - Coal - Navy - Ayu # TiKV Development Guide # TiKV Coprocessor ## Why Coprocessor? TiKV is a distributed key-value storage engine made for TiDB. When TiDB executes a query, basically, it will need to retrieve and scan full rows from TiKV. Consider the following query: Without TiKV coprocessor, TiDB needs to retrieve all rows from TiKV, and then scan and filter them on the TiDB side, even if we only have a single number as the query result. In order to reduce the network traffic for a query, TiDB pushes some computations down to TiKV Coprocessor, which runs queries on the TiKV side. A TiKV cluster is composed of multiple TiKV nodes, and thus TiKV coprocessor cannot run all queries which TiDB supports. On one side, TiKV itself only holds part of the data which a query needs. Therefore, for an aggregation query, each TiKV node can only calculate partial sums, and TiDB needs to aggregate the partial sums into the final sum. On the other side, TiKV Coprocessor only supports a limited number of executors. Complex operations like join cannot be done on TiKV. In this article, we will introduce the basics of TiKV Coprocessor from a developer&`#39`;s perspective. ## Overview of TiKV Coprocessor The TiKV Coprocessor is able to handle multiple kinds of requests. Previously, we mentioned "push-down execution". This is handled by DAG handler in the TiKV Coprocessor. The Coprocessor also supports Checksum and Analyze requests. At the same time, the TiKV Coprocessor is not limited to TiDB queries. In Coprocessor v2, developers can dynamically load Coprocessor plugins into a TiKV node, which could process any execution requests that need access to key-value data stored on the TiKV side. The code for the TiKV Coprocessor is stored in src/coprocessor directory. And folders begin with`tidb_query_` in components is used by TiKV Coprocessor to run TiDB queries. Here we focus on DAG handler in the TiKV Coprocessor. Running queries on the TiKV side requires two things: a plan to run query, and the data needed by a query. For a single query, TiDB will send the plan down to TiKV (the control flow), and TiKV will scan rows of table from the local storage engine (the data flow). TiKV Coprocessor executes the plan with data from the local storage engine, and sends the result back to TiDB. The plan and the data exist in different forms throughout the query execution process. In the following parts, we will focus on how they exist on TiKV in each stage. ## The Plan When TiDB needs to run a query on TiKV Coprocessor, it will encode the plan in the form of protobuf messages. The schema of the query plan itself is defined in tipb repository. Inside tipb, we have all SQL expressions supported by TiKV (and TiDB), each with a unique ID, and we define components used by a query, like executors and aggregators. The plan is then sent to the gRPC service on the TiKV side, which requires another protobuf schema definition. The definition for that is in the kvproto repository. The plan is encoded in the`data` field of the request. Each Coprocessor request will specify the key range (or region) to operate on. ``` message Request { kvrpcpb.Context context = 1; int64 tp = 2; bytes data = 3; uint64 start_ts = 7; repeated KeyRange ranges = 4; // ... } ``` As a developer, you may want to see what plan is pushed down to TiKV when running a query. This could be easily done with an SQL`explain` statement. ``` MySQL [test]> explain select count(*) from test where x > 10; +-----------------------------+---------+-----------+---------------+-------------------------------------------------+ | id | estRows | task | access object | operator info | +-----------------------------+---------+-----------+---------------+-------------------------------------------------+ | StreamAgg_17 | 1.00 | root | | funcs:count(Column#4)->Column#2 | | └─TableReader_18 | 1.00 | root | | data:StreamAgg_9 | | └─St…[truncated] <title>proto/tikvpb.proto at master · pingcap/kvproto</title> https://github.com/pingcap/kvproto/blob/master/proto/tikvpb.proto import "coprocessor.proto"; import "disaggregated.proto"; import "gogoproto/gogo.proto"; import "kvrpcpb.proto"; import "mpp.proto"; import "raft_serverpb.proto"; import "rustproto.proto"; ... // Commands for executing SQL in the TiKV coprocessor (i.e., &`#39`;pushed down&`#39`; to TiKV rather than // executed in TiDB). rpc Coprocessor(coprocessor.Request) returns (coprocessor.Response) {} rpc CoprocessorStream(coprocessor.Request) returns (stream coprocessor.Response) {} rpc BatchCoprocessor(coprocessor.BatchRequest) returns (stream coprocessor.BatchResponse) {} // Command send by remote coprocessor to TiKV for executing coprocessor request. rpc DelegateCoprocessor(coprocessor.DelegateRequest) returns (coprocessor.DelegateResponse) {} // Command for executing custom user requests in TiKV coprocessor_v2. rpc RawCoprocessor(kvrpcpb.RawCoprocessorRequest) returns (kvrpcpb.RawCoprocessorResponse) {} ... // VersionedKv provides versioned coprocessor APIs for TiCI lookup. // // Invariants: // - For `VersionedCoprocessor`, callers should fill `coprocessor.Request.versioned_ranges` // (each `VersionedKeyRange.range` must be a point range) and keep `coprocessor.Request.ranges` empty. ... service VersionedKv { rpc VersionedCoprocessor(coprocessor.Request) returns (coprocessor.Response) {} }

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<search_synthesis>
In the TiDB/TiKV architecture, TableShardInfos is a field defined within the Coprocessor Request protocol (specifically in the kvproto repository) used to communicate shard-specific information to the storage layer, particularly for specialized workloads like Full-Text Search (FTS) indexes or when TiFlash interacts with TiCI (TiDB Cloud Indexing/TiKV-based Indexing) [1]. The Coprocessor Request construction process generally follows these steps: 1. Query Optimization and Planning: When TiDB receives a SQL query, it parses and optimizes the statement. For tasks that can be pushed down to the storage layer (e.g., filtering, aggregation), the TiDB server constructs a plan [2][3]. 2. Protobuf Encoding: The execution plan is encoded into a Protobuf message, as defined in the tipb repository [2]. This plan, along with context, start timestamps, and target key ranges, is embedded into the Coprocessor Request [1][2]. 3. Task Building and Batching: To improve performance, TiDB groups regions and tasks into batched requests [4]. The construction logic involves identifying the relevant key ranges (and sometimes corresponding shard information) to be processed by specific storage nodes (TiKV or TiFlash) [1][2]. 4. Field Inclusion: The TableShardInfos field is specifically included in the Request message to provide metadata required for identifying and executing tasks on specific executors, such as those associated with FTS indexes or versioned lookups [1]. 5. Dispatch: Once constructed, the request is sent to the appropriate TiKV/TiFlash node via gRPC [2]. The receiving storage node&#39;s coprocessor then decodes the Protobuf message, executes the pushed-down operators (like TableFullScan or Selection), and returns the results to the TiDB server [2][5][3]. While TableShardInfos is critical for these specialized operations, standard SQL coprocessor requests primarily rely on the Request message&#39;s ranges, data (plan), and context fields [1][2].
</search_synthesis>

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<title>proto/coprocessor.proto</title> https://github.com/pingcap/kvproto/blob/master/proto/coprocessor.proto message Request { kvrpcpb.Context context = 1; int64 tp = 2; bytes data = 3; uint64 start_ts = 7; repeated KeyRange ranges = 4; // If cache is enabled, TiKV returns cache hit instead of data if // its last version matches this `cache_if_match_version`. bool is_cache_enabled = 5; uint64 cache_if_match_version = 6; // Any schema-ful storage to validate schema correctness if necessary. int64 schema_ver = 8; bool is_trace_enabled = 9; // paging_size is 0 when it&`#39`;s disabled, otherwise, it should be a positive number. uint64 paging_size = 10; // tasks stores the batched coprocessor tasks sent to the same tikv store. repeated StoreBatchTask tasks = 11; uint64 connection_id = 12; // This is the session id between a client and tidb string connection_alias = 13; // This is the session alias between a client and tidb repeated TableShardInfos table_shard_infos = 14; // Shard infos for FTS index, used by TiFlash reading TiCI. // Versioned point ranges for TiCI lookup. // When `versioned_ranges` is non-empty, all `versioned_ranges[i].range` must be point range. repeated VersionedKeyRange versioned_ranges = 15; // max_keys_read is 0 when disabled, otherwise limits the number of storage // engine keys scanned per coprocessor task. It is a per-task hard ceiling // applied uniformly to any coprocessor request, used to bound worst-case // scan amplification regardless of how the request is paginated. uint64 max_keys_read = 16; // paging_size_bytes is 0 when disabled, otherwise it should be a positive number. // When set, within a paged coprocessor request, TiKV stops scanning the current // page once accumulated scanned bytes reach this limit and returns the page // boundary so the next page can resume from there. // // Unlike max_keys_read, which is a per-task hard ceiling on keys scanned, // paging_size_bytes is an independent rate-control dimension intended for // Resource Control: it bounds the byte volume of a single page so that RU // pre-charging in PD&`#39`;s resource controller can be performed at byte // granularity, complementing the existing row-count-based paging // (paging_size). The two fields target different scenarios and may be set // independently. uint64 paging_size_bytes = ... 17; ... message TableShardInfos { // The executor ID is used to identify the tici executor. string executor_id = 1; // The shard_infos contains the shard information for each tici executor. repeated ShardInfo shard_infos = 2; } ... message BatchRequest { kvrpcpb.Context context = 1; int64 tp = 2; bytes data = 3; repeated RegionInfo regions = 4; uint64 start_ts = 5; // Any schema-ful storage to validate schema correctness if necessary. int64 schema_ver = 6; // Used for partition table scan repeated TableRegions table_regions = 7; string log_id = 8; uint64 connection_id = 9; // This is the session id between a client and tidb string connection_alias = 10; // This is the session alias between a client and tidb repeated TableShardInfos table_shard_infos = 11; // Shard infos for FTS index, used by TiFlash reading TiCI. } <title>Coprocessor - TiKV Development Guide</title> https://tikv.github.io/tikv-dev-guide/understanding-tikv/coprocessor/intro.html Coprocessor - TiKV Development Guide - Light (default) - Rust - Coal - Navy - Ayu # TiKV Development Guide # TiKV Coprocessor ## Why Coprocessor? TiKV is a distributed key-value storage engine made for TiDB. When TiDB executes a query, basically, it will need to retrieve and scan full rows from TiKV. Consider the following query: Without TiKV coprocessor, TiDB needs to retrieve all rows from TiKV, and then scan and filter them on the TiDB side, even if we only have a single number as the query result. In order to reduce the network traffic for a query, TiDB pushes some computations down to TiKV Coprocessor, which runs queries on the TiKV side. A TiKV cluster is composed of multiple TiKV nodes, and thus TiKV coprocessor cannot run all queries which TiDB supports. On one side, TiKV itself only holds part of the data which a query needs. Therefore, for an aggregation query, each TiKV node can only calculate partial sums, and TiDB needs to aggregate the partial sums into the final sum. On the other side, TiKV Coprocessor only supports a limited number of executors. Complex operations like join cannot be done on TiKV. In this article, we will introduce the basics of TiKV Coprocessor from a developer&`#39`;s perspective. ## Overview of TiKV Coprocessor The TiKV Coprocessor is able to handle multiple kinds of requests. Previously, we mentioned "push-down execution". This is handled by DAG handler in the TiKV Coprocessor. The Coprocessor also supports Checksum and Analyze requests. At the same time, the TiKV Coprocessor is not limited to TiDB queries. In Coprocessor v2, developers can dynamically load Coprocessor plugins into a TiKV node, which could process any execution requests that need access to key-value data stored on the TiKV side. The code for the TiKV Coprocessor is stored in src/coprocessor directory. And folders begin with`tidb_query_` in components is used by TiKV Coprocessor to run TiDB queries. Here we focus on DAG handler in the TiKV Coprocessor. Running queries on the TiKV side requires two things: a plan to run query, and the data needed by a query. For a single query, TiDB will send the plan down to TiKV (the control flow), and TiKV will scan rows of table from the local storage engine (the data flow). TiKV Coprocessor executes the plan with data from the local storage engine, and sends the result back to TiDB. The plan and the data exist in different forms throughout the query execution process. In the following parts, we will focus on how they exist on TiKV in each stage. ## The Plan When TiDB needs to run a query on TiKV Coprocessor, it will encode the plan in the form of protobuf messages. The schema of the query plan itself is defined in tipb repository. Inside tipb, we have all SQL expressions supported by TiKV (and TiDB), each with a unique ID, and we define components used by a query, like executors and aggregators. The plan is then sent to the gRPC service on the TiKV side, which requires another protobuf schema definition. The definition for that is in the kvproto repository. The plan is encoded in the`data` field of the request. Each Coprocessor request will specify the key range (or region) to operate on. ``` message Request { kvrpcpb.Context context = 1; int64 tp = 2; bytes data = 3; uint64 start_ts = 7; repeated KeyRange ranges = 4; // ... } ``` As a developer, you may want to see what plan is pushed down to TiKV when running a query. This could be easily done with an SQL`explain` statement. ``` MySQL [test]> explain select count(*) from test where x > 10; +-----------------------------+---------+-----------+---------------+-------------------------------------------------+ | id | estRows | task | access object | operator info | +-----------------------------+---------+-----------+---------------+-------------------------------------------------+ | StreamAgg_17 | 1.00 | root | | funcs:count(Column#4)->Column#2 | | └─TableReader_18 | 1.00 | root | | data:StreamAgg_9 | | └─St…[truncated] <title>TiDB&`#39`;s Co-Processor: Distributed SQL with a Boost | Mydbops</title> https://www.mydbops.com/blog/tidbs-co-processor-distributed-sql-with-a-boost TiDB&`#39`;s Co-Processor: Distributed SQL with a Boost | Mydbops ## TiDB&`#39`;s Co-Processor: Distributed SQL with a Boost Mydbops May 7, 2024 TiDB, a distributed SQL database, is renowned for its horizontal scalability, MySQL compatibility, and support for hybrid transactional and analytical processing workloads. One of the key components that enables TiDB&`#39`;s efficient query processing in its distributed architecture is helped by the Co-Processor. This blog post explores the Co-Processor’s role, its architecture, and how it enhances the performance and scalability of the TiDB database. ## TiDB Co-Processor The Co-Processor in TiDB is an integral part of its architecture, designed to handle compute-intensive tasks directly at the storage layer. It is built into each TiKV node - the distributed storage engine used by TiDB—and operates as a secondary processing unit that executes various data processing tasks, such as filtering, aggregation, and some join operations. ### Step1 : Query Distribution: When a query is issued to TiDB, the SQL layer (TiDB server) parses and optimizes it, then distributes the execution tasks to relevant TiKV nodes where the data resides. This reduces data movement and allows for parallel processing. ### Step2 : Task Execution Each TiKV node uses its Co-Processor to execute tasks locally. The Co-Processor processes the data by performing tasks like scanning, filtering, and computing aggregates. ### Step3 : Merging result After processing, the intermediate results are sent back to the TiDB server, where they are merged and the final result set is produced and sent back to the application. ## Reap the Benefits: How the Co-Processor Empowers TiDB The Co-Processor architecture offers several benefits that are crucial for distributed databases: - Efficiency: By delegating processing tasks to the Co-Processor at the storage level, TiDB minimizes network traffic and lowers latency. This is especially beneficial for queries that involve large datasets. - Scalability: As the dataset grows, adding more TiKV nodes scales the database&`#39`;s processing power. The Co-Processor enables each new node to contribute to query processing, enhancing overall system performance and throughput. - Resource Optimization: The Co-Processor allows TiDB to make optimal use of the available hardware. By distributing the compute tasks across multiple nodes, it ensures that no single node becomes a bottleneck, thereby optimizing resource utilization. By processing data locally on each TiKV node and minimizing unnecessary data transfer, the Co-Processor significantly enhances the performance, scalability, and efficiency of TiDB. For organizations dealing with large datasets and requiring high throughput, TiDB offers a compelling solution with its robust Co-Processor functionality. <title>Batch load regions when building tikv coprocessor tasks</title> GitHub issue 53850 in pingcap/tidb (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # Batch load regions when building tikv coprocessor tasks - State: closed - Author: you06 - Created: 2024-06-06T07:47:25Z - Updated: 2025-07-02T05:49:35Z - Repository: pingcap/tidb - Number: `#53850` ## Labels - type/enhancement - component/pd - affects-7.1 - affects-7.5 - affects-8.1 - report/customer --- ## Enhancement `#51326` implements batch loading region cache for tiflash coprorcessor, this can also be used by tikv if we support batch load. Further, there can be some optimizations: 1. Support scan non-continuous region scanning. 2. If there are some region cache hit in the given range, we can skip them. ## Timeline - you06 added label "type/enhancement" - Referenced by PR `#1251`: pdpb: support scan regions for range batch - Referenced by PR `#8300`: api: client and server support `BatchScanRegions` - Referenced by PR `#1367`: region cache: add `BatchLocateKeyRanges` interface - Referenced in commit 049de17 - Referenced by PR `#54153`: store/copr: batch build coprocessor tasks - ti-chi-bot[bot] closed - ti-chi-bot[bot] closed - Referenced in commit 7704785 - Referenced by PR `#41641`: store/copr: parallel build cop tasks - Referenced by issue `#14320`: Parallel building cop tasks with cop workers in TiKV client. (select * from limit 1 is too slow) **you06** commented on 2024-06-25T04:15:25Z: > Result of test limit 1 case: > > 1. split table into 1000 regions by `SPLIT TABLE sbtest1 BETWEEN (0) AND (1000000) REGIONS 1000;` > 2. wait until region cache expired. > 3. run a simple query `explain analyze select * from sbtest1 limit 1;` > > - Without this interface: `...build_task_duration: 81.5ms...`, statmenet execution takes 0.11 sec > - With this interface: `...build_task_duration: 2.7ms...`, statement execution takes 0.02 sec > - ti-chi-bot[bot] added label "affects-7.1" - ti-chi-bot[bot] added label "report/customer" - Referenced by PR `#62040`: copr: batch load regions when region miss - Referenced by PR `#62041`: copr: batch load regions when region miss - Referenced by PR `#1680`: (tidb-7.5) Support buckets for `ScanRegions` of mocktikv - Referenced by PR `#1681`: (tidb-8.1) Support buckets for `ScanRegions` of mocktikv - Referenced in commit 73daea3 - Referenced in commit 245220e - ti-chi-bot[bot] added label "affects-8.1" - ti-chi-bot[bot] added label "affects-7.5" - you06 added label "component/executor" - you06 removed label "component/executor" - you06 added label "component/pd" - Referenced by PR `#62136`: store/copr: batch build coprocessor tasks (`#54153`) - Referenced in commit ff5db9d - Referenced by PR `#9471`: api: client and server support `BatchScanRegions` (`#8300`) - Referenced in commit 2267966 <title>EXPLAIN Walkthrough | TiDB Docs</title> https://docs.pingcap.com/tidb/stable/explain-walkthrough/ 1. The coprocessor (TiKV) reads the entire `trips` table as a `TableFullScan` operation. It then passes the rows that it reads to the `Selection_19` operator, which is still within TiKV. ... 2. The `WHERE start_date BETWEEN ..` predicate is then filtered in the `Selection_19` operator. Approximately `250` rows are estimated to meet this selection. Note that this number is estimated according to the statistics and the operator&`#39`;s logic. ... `└─TableFullScan_18` operator ... `stats:pseudo`, which means that the table ... have the actual ... information. After running `ANALYZE TABLE trips` to collect statistical information, the statistics ... expected to be more ... 3. The rows that meet the selection criteria then have a `count` function applied to them. This is also completed inside the `StreamAgg_9` operator, which is still inside TiKV (`cop[tikv]`). The TiKV coprocessor can execute a number of MySQL built-in functions, `count` being one of them. ... 4. The results from `StreamAgg_9` are then sent to the `TableReader_21` operator which is now inside the TiDB server (the task of `root`). The `estRows` column value for this operator is `1`, which means that the operator will receive one row from each of the TiKV Regions to be accessed. For more information about these requests, see `EXPLAIN ANALYZE`. ... 5. The `StreamAgg_20` operator then applies a `count` function to each of the rows from the `└─TableReader_21` operator, which you can see from `SHOW TABLE REGIONS` and will be about 56 rows. Because this is the root operator, it then returns results to the client. ... - Most of the work is handled inside the TiKV coprocessor. Only 56 rows need to be sent across the network back to TiDB for processing. Each of these rows is short and contains only the count that matches the selection. - Aggregating the count of rows both in TiDB (`StreamAgg_20`) and in TiKV (`└─StreamAgg_9`) uses the stream aggregation, which is very efficient in its memory usage. ... The biggest issue with the current execution plan is that the predicate `start_date BETWEEN &`#39`;2017-07-01 00:00:00&`#39`; AND &`#39`;2017-07-01 23:59:59&`#39`;` does not apply immediately. All rows are read first with a `TableFullScan` operator, and then a selection is applied afterwards. You can find out the cause from the output of `SHOW CREATE TABLE trips`: ... There is NO index on `start_date`. You would need an index in order to push this predicate into an index reader operator. Add an index as follows: ... After adding an index, you can then repeat the query in `EXPLAIN`. In the following output, you can see that a new execution plan is chosen, and the `TableFullScan` and `Selection` operators have been eliminated: ... EXPLAIN SELECT count(*) FROM trips WHERE start_date BETWEEN &`#39`;2017-07-01 00:00:00&`#39`; AND &`#39`;2017-07-01 23:59:59&`#39`;; +-----------------------------+---------+-----------+-------------------------------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------+ | id | estRows | task | access object | operator info | +-----------------------------+---------+-----------+-------------------------------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------+ | StreamAgg_17 | 1.00 | root | | funcs: count(Column# 13)-> Column# 11 | | └─IndexReader_18 | 1.00 | root | | index:StreamAgg_9 | | └─StreamAgg_9 | 1.00 | cop[tikv] | | funcs: count(1)-> Column# 13 | | └─IndexRangeScan_16 | 8471.88 | cop[tikv] | table:trips, index:start_date(start_date) | range:[2017-07-01 00: 00: 00, 2017-07-01 23: 59: 59], keep order: false | +-----------------------------+---------+-----------+-------------------------------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------+ 4 rows in set (0.00 sec) ... +-----------------------------+---------+---------+-----------+-------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------…[truncated]

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Validate the DAG before allowing compute-node execution.

table_shard_infos is an independent repeated protobuf field. Its intended TiCI use does not require the embedded DAG to contain a TypeIndexScan. A request can therefore contain nonempty shard metadata and a normal TypeTableScan DAG. Both handlers apply the compute-node guard before parsing the DAG, so PhysicalPlan::build can reach buildTableScan on a disaggregated compute node.

Parse the DAG before the guard. Require a supported TiCI TypeIndexScan with matching shard metadata before allowing execution in disaggregated compute mode. Apply the same validation in BatchCoprocessorHandler.

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In `@dbms/src/Flash/CoprocessorHandler.cpp` around lines 102 - 104, Update both
CoprocessorHandler and BatchCoprocessorHandler to build and validate the DAG
before applying the disaggregated compute guard. In disaggregated compute mode,
allow execution only for a supported TiCI TypeIndexScan whose shard metadata
matches the plan; reject normal TypeTableScan requests even when
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}
catch (...)
{
LOG_WARNING(log, "GetEstimateTiCICount failed with unknown exception");

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Log the active exception in the catch-all path.

This log drops the exception type and stack trace. Call tryLogCurrentException before setting the generic response error.

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 catch (...)
 {
-    LOG_WARNING(log, "GetEstimateTiCICount failed with unknown exception");
+    tryLogCurrentException(log, "GetEstimateTiCICount failed");
     response->set_other_error("other exception");
 }

As per coding guidelines, broad catch (...) paths must use tryLogCurrentException(log, "context").

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LOG_WARNING(log, "GetEstimateTiCICount failed with unknown exception");
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In `@dbms/src/Flash/EstimateTiCICountHandler.cpp` at line 126, Update the broad
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auto metrics = collectMetrics();
auto serializer = std::unique_ptr<prometheus::Serializer>{new prometheus::TextSerializer()};
String body = serializer->Serialize(metrics);
auto body = concatTextMetrics(serializer->Serialize(metrics), gather_prometheus_metrics());

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Include TiCI metrics in Prometheus push mode.

This call adds TiCI metrics only to the pull-mode HTTP response. The push gateway still sends only the registered TiFlash collectables.

Push-only deployments therefore lose all TiCI metrics. Add the TiCI metric families to the gateway payload or provide an equivalent push adapter.

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In `@dbms/src/Server/MetricsPrometheus.cpp` at line 101, Update the Prometheus
push-mode payload construction around concatTextMetrics so it also includes the
TiCI metric families, not only registered TiFlash collectables. Reuse the
existing TiCI serialization or collection path used by the pull-mode response,
or provide an equivalent push adapter, while preserving the current gateway
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auto gc_safe_point = getGCSafePointV2WithRetry(
pd_client,
keyspace_id,
false,

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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Fetch PD when the v2 cache entry is missing or stale.

getGCSafePointWithRetry passes false to getGCSafePointV2WithRetry, which checks getKeyspaceGCSafepoint before contacting PD. A missing entry constructs KeyspaceGCInfo with an update time of now, so safepoint 0 passes the freshness check. The copy constructor and assignment operator also reset ks_gc_sp_update_time to now, so a stale entry returned by value passes the same check. The helper can therefore return 0 on the first call or retain a stale safepoint without contacting PD.

Return a found indicator with the cached entry. Only return from the freshness branch when the entry exists and is fresh. Preserve ks_gc_sp_update_time in both copy operations.

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In `@dbms/src/Storages/KVStore/TiKVHelpers/PDTiKVClient.h` at line 159, Update
getGCSafePointWithRetry/getGCSafePointV2WithRetry to return and propagate
whether getKeyspaceGCSafepoint found a cache entry, and only use the freshness
fast path when the entry exists and is fresh; otherwise fetch from PD. Modify
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if (safe_point < cached_safe_point)
GET_METRIC(tiflash_gc_safepoint_request_count, type_rewind).Increment();
const auto merged_safe_point = std::max(cached_safe_point, safe_point);
cached_gc_safe_point.store(merged_safe_point, std::memory_order_release);

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Make the v1 safepoint merge atomic.

The load, std::max, and store sequence is not one atomic operation. If two callers read the same cached value, the caller with the lower PD safepoint can store last and rewind cached_gc_safe_point.

Use a compare-exchange loop that only replaces the cache when safe_point is greater than the current value. Return the final atomic value.

As per coding guidelines, “Always consider thread safety when modifying Segment or KVStore state in storage engine code.”

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In `@dbms/src/Storages/KVStore/TiKVHelpers/PDTiKVClient.h` at line 193, Update the
v1 safepoint merge around cached_gc_safe_point to use a compare-exchange loop,
retrying when another caller changes the value and only replacing it when
safe_point exceeds the current cached value. Return the final value loaded from
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auto safe_point = PDClientHelper::getGCSafePointWithRetry(
pd_client,
keyspace_id,
/* ignore_cache= */ false,
context.getSettingsRef().safe_point_update_interval_seconds);
context.getSettingsRef().safe_point_update_interval_seconds,
context.getSettingsRef().safe_point_get_max_backoff_ms,
GCSafepointFetchStrategy::CacheOnly);

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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rg -n -C 10 'add.*Keyspace|create.*Keyspace|keyspace_handle_map|syncSchemas|background_pool' dbms/src/TiDB/Schema/SchemaSyncService.cpp
printf '%s\n' '--- KeyspaceGCInfo definition and cache state initialization ---'
rg -n -C 12 'struct KeyspaceGCInfo|class KeyspaceGCInfo|ks_gc_sp_update_time|safe_point_last_update_time' dbms/src/Storages/KVStore/TiKVHelpers/PDTiKVClient.h dbms/src/Storages/KVStore/TiKVHelpers/PDTiKVClient.cpp

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Initialize and refresh the safepoint cache before query admission. CacheOnly returns the v1 cached_gc_safe_point or the v2 getKeyspaceGCSafepoint(keyspace_id).ks_gc_sp without checking its age or contacting PD. Both caches can therefore return 0 before a non-query caller populates them. If PD advances after the last refresh, the query path can also compare start_ts with an obsolete value and admit a timestamp below PD's safepoint.

Preserving ks_gc_sp_update_time only fixes freshness checks in the normal v2 fetch path. It does not change this CacheOnly branch. Keep CacheOnly for warm-cache reads only if a refresh is guaranteed before admission and continues within a bounded freshness interval. Otherwise, fall back to the normal PD fetch when the entry is missing or expired.

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ret.sig = expr.sig();
size_t col_idx = 0, val_idx = 1;
if (isColumnExpr(expr.children(1)))
std::swap(col_idx, val_idx);
if (expr.children(col_idx).field_type().tp() == TiDB::TypeTimestamp)

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Validate the child count before indexing time comparison children.

The time comparison branch reads expr.children(1) and writes ret.children[val_idx]. The InTime branch reads expr.children(0). Neither branch checks expr.children_size(). The expression tree comes from the DAG request. A request with fewer children aborts the process, because RepeatedPtrField::Get fails a CHECK, and the ret.children index is out of range. Reject such a request with a TiFlashException instead.

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         case tipb::ScalarFuncSig::GETime:
         {
             ret.sig = expr.sig();
+            if (expr.children_size() != 2)
+                throw TiFlashException(
+                    "time comparison expects 2 children: " + expr.DebugString(),
+                    Errors::Coprocessor::BadRequest);
             size_t col_idx = 0, val_idx = 1;
             if (isColumnExpr(expr.children(1)))
                 std::swap(col_idx, val_idx);
         case tipb::ScalarFuncSig::InTime:
         {
             ret.sig = expr.sig();
+            if (expr.children_size() < 2)
+                throw TiFlashException(
+                    "InTime expects at least 2 children: " + expr.DebugString(),
+                    Errors::Coprocessor::BadRequest);
             if (expr.children(0).field_type().tp() == TiDB::TypeTimestamp)
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In `@dbms/src/Storages/Tantivy/TiCIRequestUtils.h` around lines 135 - 139,
Validate expr.children_size() before indexing children in the time-comparison
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dbms/src/Flash/EstimateTiCICountHandler.cpp (1)

43-45: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use DB::Exception for request-validation errors.

Replace these TiFlashException throws with DB::Exception using an appropriate ErrorCodes value and the fmt-style constructor. The existing catch (const Exception & e) path already handles that error type.
As per coding guidelines, C++ error handling must use DB::Exception with an error code.

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In `@dbms/src/Flash/EstimateTiCICountHandler.cpp` around lines 43 - 45, Replace
the two validation throws in the TiCI query parsing flow with DB::Exception,
using an appropriate ErrorCodes value and the fmt-style constructor while
preserving their existing messages and BadRequest behavior. Keep the existing
catch (const Exception &amp; e) handling path unchanged.

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dbms/src/Storages/S3/S3Common.cpp (1)

259-260: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use a coded fmt-style DB::Exception.

The one-argument constructor assigns error code 0. Use a registered ErrorCodes value and fmt-style formatting while retaining the write-node address and RPC error text. This also removes the hand-built std::string.

As per coding guidelines: use DB::Exception with an appropriate error code in storage-engine code and use its fmt-style constructor.

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In `@dbms/src/Storages/S3/S3Common.cpp` around lines 259 - 260, The exception
thrown in the RPC error path should use a registered ErrorCodes value and
DB::Exception’s fmt-style constructor instead of the one-argument constructor.
Update the throw around rpc.errMsg to preserve both the write-node address and
RPC error text, while removing the hand-built extra_msg string.

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dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/RemoteRequest.cpp (1)

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Use the repository String type.

The applicable repository rule requires String in C++ source and header files. Change the printShards return type in both its declaration and definition from std::string to String.

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Fix the misspelled class name.

Rename StorageTantivyIterpreter to StorageTantivyInterpreter and update its implementation and planner references. The class name must match StorageTantivyInterpreter.h and StorageTantivyInterpreter.cpp under the repository naming requirement.

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Inline comments:
In `@contrib/tici-search-lib/CMakeLists.txt`:
- Line 12: Update the ${TICI_LIB} dependency declaration in CMakeLists.txt to
include Cargo.toml, Cargo.lock, Rust build scripts, and all recursive Rust
source files alongside ${LIB_SOURCE_FILES}, so Cargo rebuilds whenever any
workspace build input changes.

In `@dbms/src/Debug/dbgQueryExecutor.cpp`:
- Line 275: Update the exception thrown in the MPP task dispatch path to use the
coded DB::Exception constructor: pass the appropriate registered ErrorCodes
value first and provide the RPC error message through fmt-style placeholder
formatting instead of string concatenation.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/TiCIScan.h`:
- Around line 35-38: Update TiCIScan’s keyspace_id, table_id, index_id, and
limit fields and their getKeyspaceID(), getTableId(), getIndexId(), and
getLimit() accessors to use KeyspaceID and the matching fixed-width UInt*/Int*
types from Core/Types.h instead of native uint/int types, preserving the
existing API behavior.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/CoprocessorHandler.cpp`:
- Around line 102-104: Update both CoprocessorHandler and
BatchCoprocessorHandler to build and validate the DAG before applying the
disaggregated compute guard. In disaggregated compute mode, allow execution only
for a supported TiCI TypeIndexScan whose shard metadata matches the plan; reject
normal TypeTableScan requests even when table_shard_infos is nonempty, while
preserving existing behavior outside that mode.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/EstimateTiCICountHandler.cpp`:
- Line 126: Update the broad catch-all path in the EstimateTiCICount handler to
call tryLogCurrentException with the existing log and a descriptive context
before setting the generic response error; retain the fallback warning only if
needed by the surrounding error-handling flow.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Mpp/MPPTask.cpp`:
- Around line 726-727: Update the exception construction in the MPP task error
path to use the fmt-style DB::Exception constructor with
ErrorCodes::UNKNOWN_EXCEPTION, preserving the existing rpc.errMsg result and
coordinator address context.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Planner/Plans/PhysicalBinary.h`:
- Line 51: Implement child replacement in PhysicalBinary::setChild: validate
that i refers to the left or right child, reject null PhysicalPlanNodePtr
values, and assign the validated child to the corresponding left or right member
instead of throwing unconditionally.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Planner/Plans/PhysicalTiCIScan.cpp`:
- Around line 41-48: Replace both TiFlashException constructions in the schema
validation branches with fmt-style DB::Exception instances, using the
appropriate schema-validation error code from ErrorCodes.cpp. Preserve the
existing formatted messages and exception flow in the affected scan-planning
logic.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Statistics/ExecutorStatisticsCollector.cpp`:
- Line 117: Update ExecutorStatisticsCollector’s child-linking logic to look up
profiles with find rather than dereferencing profiles[executor.executor_id()]
directly. Skip only executors whose profile is absent, while continuing to call
setChildren for existing profiles so tree-based executor child links are
preserved.
- Line 232: Update fill_local_ru so it returns only when target_executor_summary
is absent; otherwise continue to local_ru->SerializeToString(...) and preserve
RU consumption data for matching root summaries.

In `@dbms/src/Operators/TantivyReaderSourceOp.cpp`:
- Around line 59-91: Move the blocking cur_stream->read() operation out of
TantivyReaderSourceOp::readImpl() and into the operator’s I/O lifecycle by
returning IO_IN before reading, then performing the read in executeIOImpl().
Preserve task acquisition, stream exhaustion, block swapping, total_rows
accounting, and completion behavior while matching the existing
IOBlockInputStreamSourceOp and DMSegmentThreadSourceOp pattern.

In `@dbms/src/Operators/TantivyReaderSourceOp.h`:
- Around line 47-56: Initialize io_profile_info in the TantivyReaderSourceOp
constructor with the appropriate local TiCI IO profile before
DAGStorageInterpreter registers it, while preserving getIOProfileInfo() as the
returned profile accessor.

In `@dbms/src/Server/MetricsPrometheus.cpp`:
- Line 101: Update the Prometheus push-mode payload construction around
concatTextMetrics so it also includes the TiCI metric families, not only
registered TiFlash collectables. Reuse the existing TiCI serialization or
collection path used by the pull-mode response, or provide an equivalent push
adapter, while preserving the current gateway payload format.

In `@dbms/src/Storages/KVStore/TiKVHelpers/PDTiKVClient.h`:
- Line 193: Update the v1 safepoint merge around cached_gc_safe_point to use a
compare-exchange loop, retrying when another caller changes the value and only
replacing it when safe_point exceeds the current cached value. Return the final
value loaded from the atomic cache, preventing a lower safepoint from
overwriting a higher one.
- Line 159: Update getGCSafePointWithRetry/getGCSafePointV2WithRetry to return
and propagate whether getKeyspaceGCSafepoint found a cache entry, and only use
the freshness fast path when the entry exists and is fresh; otherwise fetch from
PD. Modify KeyspaceGCInfo’s copy constructor and assignment operator to preserve
ks_gc_sp_update_time instead of resetting it.

In `@dbms/src/Storages/StorageDeltaMerge.cpp`:
- Around line 699-704: The query-admission safepoint retrieval around
getGCSafePointWithRetry must not rely indefinitely on CacheOnly values. Ensure
the cache is populated and refreshed within the configured freshness interval
before admission, and fall back to the normal PD fetch when the v1/v2 entry is
missing or expired; preserve CacheOnly only for verified warm-cache reads.

In `@dbms/src/Storages/Tantivy/TiCIRequestUtils.h`:
- Around line 135-139: Validate expr.children_size() before indexing children in
the time-comparison and InTime branches, throwing TiFlashException for requests
with insufficient children; ensure ret.children is only indexed after the
corresponding child-count validation. Use the existing expression-conversion
function and symbols expr, children_size(), and ret.children to apply the
smallest scoped fix.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/RemoteRequest.cpp`:
- Line 220: Update the printShards declaration and definition to return the
repository String type instead of std::string, keeping the method parameters and
behavior unchanged.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/Coprocessor/StorageTantivyInterpreter.h`:
- Around line 37-38: Rename the class StorageTantivyIterpreter to
StorageTantivyInterpreter, updating its declaration, implementation definitions,
includes, and planner references so they consistently use the correctly spelled
name and match the corresponding header and source filenames.

In `@dbms/src/Flash/EstimateTiCICountHandler.cpp`:
- Around line 43-45: Replace the two validation throws in the TiCI query parsing
flow with DB::Exception, using an appropriate ErrorCodes value and the fmt-style
constructor while preserving their existing messages and BadRequest behavior.
Keep the existing catch (const Exception &amp; e) handling path unchanged.

In `@dbms/src/Storages/S3/S3Common.cpp`:
- Around line 259-260: The exception thrown in the RPC error path should use a
registered ErrorCodes value and DB::Exception’s fmt-style constructor instead of
the one-argument constructor. Update the throw around rpc.errMsg to preserve
both the write-node address and RPC error text, while removing the hand-built
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