Fix bug: can not use escaped by (#16027)

[ouyuanning]

Fix bug: can not use escaped by thanks @noorall for the help

Approved by: @xzxiong, @aunjgr, @m-schen, @heni02, @sukki37

What type of PR is this?

• [ ] API-change
• [x] BUG
• [ ] Improvement
• [ ] Documentation
• [ ] Feature
• [ ] Test and CI
• [ ] Code Refactoring

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

issue https://github.com/matrixorigin/MO-Cloud/issues/3211

What this PR does / why we need it:

Fix bug: can not use escaped by

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@ouyuanning Thanks for your contributions!

Here are review comments for file pkg/pb/plan/plan.pb.go:

Pull Request Review:

Title:

The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a bug related to the inability to use escaping characters. However, it could be improved by providing a bit more context or specific information about the bug being fixed.

Body:

The body of the pull request is brief and to the point. It mentions the bug being fixed and acknowledges a contributor for their help. It also includes the list of approvers and specifies the type of PR (BUG). It references the related GitHub issue which is good practice for tracking changes.

Changes:

The diff provided in the pull request is empty, which makes it challenging to review the actual code changes. It is essential to ensure that the changes are included in the pull request to allow for a thorough review.

Suggestions for Improvement:

1. Include Code Changes: It is crucial to include the actual code changes in the pull request to allow reviewers to assess the modifications made to fix the bug accurately. Without the code changes, it is challenging to provide a comprehensive review.

2. Detailed Description: Provide a more detailed description of the bug that was fixed, the impact it had, and how the fix addresses the issue. This will help other team members understand the changes better.

3. Security Considerations: Ensure that when fixing bugs related to escaping characters, there are no vulnerabilities introduced, such as injection attacks. Validate user input and sanitize data to prevent security risks.

4. Testing: After making the fix, it is essential to test the changes thoroughly to ensure that the bug is resolved and that no new issues are introduced. Automated tests can help in this process.

5. Optimization: If possible, consider optimizing the code while fixing the bug to improve performance or readability. Refactoring the code can lead to a more maintainable codebase.

Overall, while the intention of the pull request is clear, it is crucial to include the actual code changes for a comprehensive review. Additionally, providing more context and considering security implications can enhance the quality of the fix.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/compile/compile.go:

Pull Request Review:

Title:

The title of the pull request is concise and clear, indicating that it fixes a bug related to the usage of escaping characters.

Body:

The body of the pull request provides additional context by mentioning the contributor who helped, the approval status, the type of PR (BUG), the specific issue being addressed, and a brief description of the fix.

Changes:

The changes made in the compile.go file involve adding a new field EscapedBy to the ExternScan struct, which assigns the value of n.ExternScan.EscapedBy[0] to it.

Feedback and Suggestions:

1. Index Out of Range Issue:

   • The code snippet provided in the diff does not include any validation for the index [0] when accessing n.ExternScan.EscapedBy[0]. This can potentially lead to an index out of range panic if n.ExternScan.EscapedBy is empty or has fewer elements than expected.
   • Suggestion: Add a check to ensure that n.ExternScan.EscapedBy is not empty before accessing index [0].

2. Error Handling:

   • It's important to consider error handling in case the assignment of EscapedBy encounters any issues.
   • Suggestion: Add error handling mechanism to gracefully handle any potential errors during the assignment.

3. Code Optimization:

   • The code snippet provided seems straightforward, but it's always good to ensure that the changes are optimized and follow best practices.
   • Suggestion: Consider refactoring the code to make it more concise and readable. For instance, you could combine the assignment of EnclosedBy and EscapedBy into a single block for better readability.

4. Security Concerns:

   • When dealing with escaping characters, it's crucial to ensure that proper validation and sanitization are in place to prevent any security vulnerabilities like SQL injection.
   • Suggestion: Validate and sanitize the EscapedBy value to prevent potential security risks.

5. Testing:

   • It's essential to include thorough testing to cover the new changes and ensure they work as expected without introducing regressions.
   • Suggestion: Add unit tests specifically targeting the functionality related to EscapedBy to validate its behavior under different scenarios.

6. Documentation:

   • Consider updating the relevant documentation to reflect the changes made in the code.
   • Suggestion: Update the documentation to include information about the new EscapedBy field and its usage.

By addressing the mentioned points, you can enhance the quality, reliability, and security of the codebase while ensuring that the bug fix is implemented effectively.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/build_load.go:

Pull Request Review:

Title and Body:

The title of the pull request is concise and clear, indicating that it fixes a specific bug related to the use of escaping characters. The body provides additional context about the bug being fixed and acknowledges the contributor who helped with the fix. It also includes relevant information such as the approval status, the type of PR, the linked issue, and the reason for the PR.

Changes in pkg/sql/plan/build_load.go:

1. Security Issue - EscapedBy Handling:

   • The current implementation sets escapedBy to a byte slice with a single element of value 0 by default. This can be problematic as using a null byte (0) as an escape character can lead to security vulnerabilities like SQL injection.
   • Suggestion: Instead of using a single null byte, consider using a different escape character that is not prone to causing security issues, such as backslash (\) commonly used for escaping in SQL.

2. Code Optimization:

   • The conditional checks for stmt.Param.Tail.Fields.EnclosedBy and stmt.Param.Tail.Fields.EscapedBy can be simplified by combining them into a single check for non-zero values.
   • Suggestion: Combine the checks for both EnclosedBy and EscapedBy fields to reduce redundancy and improve code readability.

3. Variable Initialization:

   • The variable escapedBy is declared and initialized within the function scope. It can be moved closer to where it is used to improve code readability and maintainability.
   • Suggestion: Consider declaring and initializing escapedBy closer to where it is assigned to reduce its scope and make the code more organized.

4. Consistency in Handling Escape Characters:

   • While EnclosedBy is checked for a non-zero value before assignment, the same check is missing for EscapedBy. Ensuring consistency in handling escape characters can prevent unexpected behavior.
   • Suggestion: Apply the same non-zero value check for EscapedBy as done for EnclosedBy to maintain consistency in handling escape characters.

Overall Suggestions:

• Security First: Prioritize security by avoiding potentially risky characters like null bytes for escape characters.
• Simplify Logic: Combine conditional checks to reduce redundancy and improve code readability.
• Code Organization: Optimize variable scope and initialization for better code structure.
• Consistent Handling: Ensure consistency in handling different types of escape characters for robustness.

By addressing the security issue, optimizing the code logic, and improving code organization, the pull request can enhance the quality and security of the codebase effectively.

Here are review comments for file pkg/util/export/etl/db/db_holder.go:

Pull Request Review:

Title:

The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a bug related to using escaped characters.

Body:

The body of the pull request provides some context about the bug being fixed and acknowledges the contributor who helped. It also includes information about the type of PR, the related issue, and the approval status.

Changes:

1. In the file pkg/util/export/etl/db/db_holder.go, the change made is in the bulkInsert function.
2. The change involves modifying the loadSQL string by adding FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' at the end of the SQL query.

Problems:

1. Security Issue - SQL Injection Vulnerability: The change made in the loadSQL string interpolation is susceptible to SQL injection attacks. By directly interpolating csvData, tbl.Database, and tbl.Table into the SQL query, it opens up the code to potential exploitation.

Suggestions to Address the Problems:

1. Prevent SQL Injection: To prevent SQL injection, it is recommended to use prepared statements with placeholders for dynamic values in SQL queries. This ensures that user input is properly sanitized and escaped before being executed as part of the query. Here's an example of how the code could be modified:

   loadSQL := "LOAD DATA INLINE FORMAT='csv', DATA=? INTO TABLE "+tbl.Database+"."+tbl.Table+" FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','"
   _, err := sqlDb.ExecContext(ctx, loadSQL, csvData)
   if err != nil {
       // handle error
   }
   

Optimization:

1. Code Readability: Consider breaking down the SQL query building into smaller, more readable parts. This can improve code maintainability and make it easier to understand the logic.

Additional Suggestions:

1. Testing: It would be beneficial to include test cases that cover the fixed bug to ensure that the changes work as expected and do not introduce regressions.

Overall:

The pull request addresses a bug fix but introduces a security vulnerability due to potential SQL injection. It is crucial to prioritize security by implementing proper input validation and using prepared statements to prevent such vulnerabilities. Additionally, improving code readability and including thorough testing can enhance the overall quality of the codebase.

Here are review comments for file proto/plan.proto:

Pull Request Review:

Title:

The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a bug related to the use of escaping characters.

Body:

The body of the pull request provides additional context by mentioning the contributor who helped, the approval status, the type of PR (bug fix), the specific issue being addressed, and a brief description of the problem being fixed.

Changes:

The changes in the plan.proto file involve adding a new field escaped_by to the ExternScan message.

Feedback:

1. Security Concern - Escaping Characters:

   • When introducing an escaped_by field, it's crucial to consider potential security implications. Escaping characters can be a vulnerability if not handled properly, leading to injection attacks or unexpected behavior. Ensure that proper validation and sanitization are implemented when using this field to prevent security risks.

2. Consistency in Naming:

   • It's important to maintain consistency in naming conventions within the codebase. Make sure that the new field escaped_by follows the same naming style as existing fields to enhance readability and maintain uniformity.

3. Documentation Update:

   • Whenever a new field is added to a message, it's beneficial to update the documentation to reflect this change. Consider adding comments or updating the documentation to explain the purpose and usage of the escaped_by field for future reference.

4. Code Optimization:

   • While the change itself seems straightforward, it's always good practice to review the surrounding code to ensure that the new field integrates seamlessly with the existing structure. Look for opportunities to optimize or refactor the code if necessary to improve overall code quality.

5. Testing:

   • Verify that appropriate tests are added to cover the new functionality introduced by the escaped_by field. Comprehensive testing is essential to ensure the correctness and robustness of the code changes.

6. Review and Approval:

   • Ensure that the PR has been reviewed thoroughly by the approved reviewers and that any feedback provided has been addressed before merging the changes.

Conclusion:

Overall, the pull request addresses a bug related to escaping characters, but it's essential to consider security implications, maintain consistency, update documentation, optimize code, and perform thorough testing. By addressing these aspects, the codebase can be enhanced in terms of functionality, security, and maintainability.

Here are review comments for file test/distributed/cases/load_data/load_data_csv_values.result:

Pull Request Review:

Title:

The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a bug related to the usage of escaping characters.

Body:

The body of the pull request provides some context about the bug being fixed and acknowledges the contributor who helped. It also includes information about the type of PR, the specific issue being addressed, and the changes made.

Changes:

1. The changes in the pull request involve modifying the file load_data_csv_values.result in the test/distributed/cases/load_data directory.
2. The changes include adding a new table t6 with various columns and loading data into it using the LOAD DATA INLINE command with CSV format.
3. Additional changes involve creating a table rawlog with multiple columns and loading data into it using the LOAD DATA INLINE command with CSV format.
4. The changes also include SQL queries to select data from the t6 and rawlog tables.

Feedback and Suggestions:

1. Security Concern - SQL Injection Risk:

   • The use of inline data in the LOAD DATA INLINE commands with CSV format poses a potential risk for SQL injection attacks. It's important to sanitize and validate input data to prevent malicious SQL injection.
   • Suggestion: Consider using parameterized queries or input validation to mitigate the risk of SQL injection attacks.

2. Code Readability and Maintainability:

   • The SQL queries and table creation statements are lengthy and may affect code readability and maintainability.
   • Suggestion: Break down the SQL statements into smaller, more manageable chunks or consider using a script to generate these statements dynamically.

3. Consistency in Column Definitions:

   • Ensure consistency in column definitions across tables, such as using consistent data types and default values.
   • Suggestion: Review and align column definitions in both t6 and rawlog tables for consistency.

4. End of File Indicator:

   • The file load_data_csv_values.result seems to lack a newline at the end of the file.
   • Suggestion: Add a newline at the end of the file to adhere to standard file formatting practices.

5. Testing:

   • It would be beneficial to include test cases to validate the functionality of loading data into the newly created tables.
   • Suggestion: Add test cases to ensure the correctness of the data loading process.

6. Documentation:

   • Consider updating relevant documentation to reflect the changes made in this pull request.
   • Suggestion: Update documentation to include information about the new tables and the data loading process.

By addressing the security concerns, improving code readability, ensuring consistency, adding necessary tests, and updating documentation, the quality and maintainability of the codebase can be enhanced.

Here are review comments for file test/distributed/cases/load_data/load_data_csv_values.sql:

Pull Request Review:

Title:

The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a bug related to using escaped characters.

Body:

The body of the pull request provides a brief description of the issue being addressed and mentions the related GitHub issue. It also acknowledges the contributor who provided help and lists the approvers. The body could be improved by providing more details about the bug and the specific changes made to fix it.

Changes:

1. The changes in the load_data_csv_values.sql file include adding new table definitions (t6 and rawlog) and loading data into these tables using CSV format.
2. The changes involve inserting data with escaped characters (\\'', \\n, \\", etc.) into the t6 and rawlog tables.

Feedback and Suggestions for Improvement:

1. Security Concern - Escaped Characters:

   • The use of escaped characters in the data being loaded into the tables (t6 and rawlog) can introduce security vulnerabilities like SQL injection.
   • It is recommended to sanitize input data and avoid directly inserting escaped characters into SQL queries. Consider using parameterized queries or escaping the characters properly before insertion to prevent SQL injection attacks.

2. Code Readability and Maintainability:

   • The SQL queries for loading data are quite long and contain complex data with escaped characters. Consider breaking down these queries into smaller, more readable parts for better maintainability.
   • It would be beneficial to add comments to explain the purpose of each loaded data row, especially where escaped characters are used, to improve code understanding for future developers.

3. Consistency in Table Definitions:

   • Ensure consistency in table definitions by following a standard format for column definitions (e.g., consistent use of backticks for column names).
   • Consider aligning column definitions for better readability and maintainability.

4. End of File Newline:

   • The file seems to lack a newline at the end. It is a good practice to have a newline at the end of files to adhere to common conventions.

5. Testing:

   • It would be beneficial to include test cases to validate the behavior of loading data with escaped characters to ensure the correctness of the fix and prevent regressions.

6. Optimization:

   • If possible, optimize the loading of data by batching multiple inserts together to reduce the number of individual insert statements, which can improve performance.

7. Documentation:

   • Consider updating the documentation to reflect the changes made in the load_data_csv_values.sql file, especially regarding the new table definitions and the use of escaped characters in the loaded data.

By addressing the security concerns, improving code readability, ensuring consistency, and considering optimizations, the quality and maintainability of the codebase can be enhanced.