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Greenplum Database - Massively Parallel PostgreSQL for Analytics. An open-source massively parallel data platform for analytics, machine learning and AI.
**READY to review** Description ============= Currently adding support for the following cases: ``` CREATE TABLE foo(a int) WITH (appendonly=true); ALTER TABLE foo SET ACCESS METHOD ao_column; -- or: ALTER TABLE...
- This commit creates a new version of the gp_pitr extension (version 1.1.) - The new version of the extension contains: gp_stat_arcrhiver view (copied to gp_pitr extension from the original...
Issue: Community reports regression that post-fc662ea plans had redundant redistribution motion in inner joins Root cause: Blanket change of Nulls Colocation to false in computing a matching hashed distribution spec...
AssertOp is used by ORCA for run-time assertion checking. For example, it guarantees that the following query will not violate implicit cardinality contraints (i.e. foo cannot contain more than 1...
The index scan has disabled on ao/aocs table for that random access performance on the ao/aocs table is extremely low. But index only scan does not access data files. Its...
``` gppkg will use scp(1) to copy file to another host but if the filesystem is read-only or disk full, GpScp will not emit an error and the install process...
when we create bitmap-index on column and using bitmap index scan with NULL array condition on this column, then failed. Like this: > create temp table foo (a int); >...
## Bug Report when configure `--prefix` with a directory with root permission, after `sudo make intall`, the `tablespace-setup` create dir with root permission, and the following `make` will fail as...
- need to install libquicklz-devel in order to run configure with quicklz enabled before running ICW on CentOS Co-authored-by: Jesse Zhang Co-authored-by: Bradford D. Boyle
1. Remove unnecessary null pointer checks In C++, there is no need to check whether a pointer is null or not. This pr removes these unnecessary null pointer checks. This...