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- Around line 69-70: Correct the malformed sentence in the sharing discussion of
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relations (the tape), rather than shared work inside expressions.
- Around line 755-757: Update the M5 design near `ddx-ad`’s `to_sql` description
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Can you do a spike to see what happens in duckdb v2.0, which will be released imminently this month? |
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Replans the DuckDB milestone around DuckDB-Python, and refreshes
docs/design.mdnow that v1's SQL surface is gone and window gradients have shipped.Why the DuckDB plan changed
The milestone planned a DuckDB community extension whose
ddx('<sql>')table function ran v1'srewrite_sql. v1's SQL surface has been removed, and xarray-sql reaches DuckDB through Python:xql.registerregisters each Dataset as apyarrow.dataset.Dataseton a DuckDB connection. The concrete target is xarray-sql's ML demos (xqlsystems/xarray-sql#269) differentiating on their DuckDB host.The obvious backend would plan with DuckDB's own Substrait producer (
get_substrait) and run steps with its consumer (from_substrait). A new spike,docs/spikes/duckdb_substrait_visibility.py, shows why that fails on DuckDB 1.5.5:AVG,MAXandMINrules, window transposes andjvp'sMAXtangent all write windows.The plan (decision
S22): Substrait in, SQL out.ddx-adwrites each step and each check as SQL (to_sql), which runs on the caller's own connection, where both see registered data, temp tables and the open transaction, and windows are ordinary SQL. TheBackendprotocol is unchanged: the backend renders each plan it receives.One backend for SQL engines (decision
S23). Running needs only what every Arrow-based engine xarray-sql registers into already has (run SQL, take an Arrow table, drop a table, report a schema), soddxdb's backend is generic over those, DuckDB its first instance. Planning for an engine with no Substrait producer (Polars, most databases behind ADBC) is deferred; the candidate, DataFusion's planner, which is also einfold's SQL front end, and its risk (a foreign planner reading a query differently from the engine) are recorded in §9.The rejected alternative, copying every table a query reads into DuckDB and writing windows as joins back, would lose xarray-sql's lazy scans and transaction visibility.
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to_sql), ddxdb: one backend for SQL engines, DuckDB-Python first #148 (ddxdb's DuckDB backend), DuckDB's Substrait producer: decimal literals, optimizer rewrites, function names #149 (DuckDB producer quirks: decimal literals, optimizer rewrites, function names), Exit: xarray-sql's ML demos differentiate on DuckDB #150 (exit: xarray-sql's demos differentiate on DuckDB). Cross-engine equivalence tests: DuckDB vs DataFusion, numerically equal #29 (cross-engine equivalence) moved in.ddx('<sql>')plan; Route rule: DuckDB Substrait window-idiom two-step workaround #16, folded into DuckDB's Substrait producer: decimal literals, optimizer rewrites, function names #149.The design.md refresh
S21, the linear form per reduction) reach:UNION ALLin reverse mode and dependentGROUP BYkeys, and drops the plannedOptionsswitch for portable windows, kept as a fallback.ddx-duckdbcrate andfuture/directory that don't exist; §7 and §8 match the plan (M4.5 built, M4.6 added, M5 rewritten, the C++ spike in Future); §9 drops the questions since answered and adds decimals.docs/spikes/(the old link was broken), and bare issue numbers are gone.Section numbers are unchanged, since the spikes and other docs cite them. §3 stays as history.
README and CONTRIBUTING drop the planned
ddx-duckdbcrate, and the README listsddx-adon crates.io.Testing
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ddx-ad0.2.1 andddxdb0.3.1 releases, and linkedddx-adto crates.io.grad,vjp, andjvp, SQL execution, engine backends, and DuckDB limitations.