ajwerner
ajwerner
When I said that you don't get an event time I meant event time is collection time. At query time you do, of course, get a timestamp.
> Things like Hdr histograms have constant bin boundaries so this idea of having a different time series for each bin (or for each cumulative sum) is easy to hack...
Which version were you running? How are you deploying the database (i.e. via k8s, systemd, etc). Can you look at the `storage` dashboard and look at the `Log Commit Latency`...
Why do major upgrades lead to unavailability? I feel like I was missing some context on the motivation here.
Okay, this one is good! The root cause, in effect, is the introduction in 22.2 to check the privilege on the cloud URL here: https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/blob/ef4656fc14155afd31a486b38f688c0dee08ca0b/pkg/ccl/backupccl/show.go#L279-L281 The problem is that this...
It seems to me like if we lease the relevant descriptors (which are known and finite) then, if I understand correctly, we won't need to resolve anything new during execution.
The synthetic privileges aren't themselves descriptors. They are data in a table and there's a cache associated with that data. We bump the table descriptor version for the table when...
> But what if the uri is to a userfile location? Until we parse the host we don't even know what table name to resolve let along priv check Okay,...
The way that the optimizer works here is that it stores all of the dependencies in its prepared plan and then it checks those dependencies and re-plans in the context...