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This while loop might be efficient, but it is brittle and unreadable IMO. Since the size of N is always expected to be small, can we use python standard string processing functions/methods to make this more understandable and debuggable? It should be fast enough (IIUC).
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Agreed. It's replaced in fed6af6 by one regular expression: a part is "(?:[^"]|"")*" (quoted, with "" for a quote inside it) or [^."]+ (unquoted). fullmatch checks the whole name, and findall splits it into parts. A quoted part is then unescaped; an unquoted one is lowercased. I checked it against 13 names, including c."S"."a.b", "a""b", an unclosed quote, and a..b.
A model is often a view, and its layers, the CTEs it reads twice, are inside it, where the objective's text does not show them. A new optional Backend::view_sql gives a view's SQL (DataFusion: ViewTable::definition; ddxdb: information_schema.views), and rewrite writes each view the objective reads into it as CTEs before splitting: the view's own CTEs under fresh names, then its query, all before the objective's CTEs so a view's catalog reads cannot reach one. A view with no SQL, under a CTE's name, or whose SQL does not parse is left to the engine. Part of #19. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CvszJhH8pn8H9G69wEPMU2
… resolve view names as DataFusion does Three gaps a /code-review pass found in writing views as CTEs: - a name a view's own CTE has, defined again in the view's query (not only in its CTEs' bodies), now leaves the view to the engine, where renaming every read of it read the wrong CTE; - so does a view that reads its CTE under another spelling (`a` and `"a"`), which share.rs already refuses; - ddxdb's view_sql resolved a one-part name in any schema; it now uses the session's default catalog and schema, as DataFusion does, so a table is not read as another schema's view of its name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CvszJhH8pn8H9G69wEPMU2
A name is parts joined by dots, each quoted (with `""` for a quote) or unquoted. One pattern says that; the hand-written scanner it replaces was hard to read. A name with an empty unquoted part, such as `a..b`, is now refused, as DataFusion refuses it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CvszJhH8pn8H9G69wEPMU2
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- Around line 279-297: Update rename and its VisitorMut implementation to visit
matching TableFactor::Table nodes, preserve an existing alias, and when none
exists add the original final ObjectName identifier as an explicit TableAlias
before replacing the relation name. Update affected expected SQL strings to
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- Around line 116-160: Update Views::defined around the generated alias
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accepting each __ddx_view_{n} candidate, use Views::is_cte to reserve/check both
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… no CTE has A read renamed to a placeholder or a view's CTE lost the name that qualified its columns: `SELECT model.v FROM model` became `... FROM "__ddx_view_0"`, where `model.v` no longer resolves. The plan then failed and the objective was planned whole, silently inlining the layers the split exists to plan once. Both renames now go through `rename_reads`, which gives a read with no alias its old name as one. The view tests now also check that nothing planned reads the view, since counting placeholders alone missed the fallback. A view's generated CTE name could equal one the objective defines, and so could the names of the view's own hoisted CTEs. Each view now takes the next name that neither collides itself nor prefixes one the objective defines. Found by CodeRabbit on #169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CvszJhH8pn8H9G69wEPMU2
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- Around line 135-144: Update the view-expansion rename logic around
rename_reads so schema-qualified column references such as public.w.val remain
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…en a view's SQL can't be read A view's reads were all candidates for other views, including a read of a CTE nested in one of its subqueries. With a catalog view `x` and `CREATE VIEW v AS SELECT * FROM (WITH x AS (...) SELECT c FROM x) s`, the inner read became a read of the view `x`; the query still planned, so the gradient was silently wrong. A name a CTE nested anywhere in the view has is no longer read as a view. DataFusionBackend reads a view's SQL from the information schema, which a context made from its own SessionConfig lacks. The error was swallowed and every view left to the engine without a word. It now warns once per context, naming the setting, when the name it can't read is a view. Found by a /code-review pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CvszJhH8pn8H9G69wEPMU2
A read of `public.model` renamed to a view's CTE kept `model` as its alias, but a column written `public.model.v` still named the old table, so the plan failed and the objective was planned whole. After renaming, a column qualified by all of a renamed multi-part name with no alias is qualified by the alias instead. `same` moves to `build` beside `rename_reads`, which now uses it. Found by CodeRabbit on #169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CvszJhH8pn8H9G69wEPMU2
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🟠 Major · Honor the session’s identifier-normalization setting. · ad.py:342
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winHonor the session’s identifier-normalization setting.
When
datafusion.sql_parser.enable_ident_normalizationis false, DataFusion preserves an unquoted name such asSales._name_partsstill converts it tosales. If both views exist,view_sql("Sales")retrieves the definition of the wrong view, so derivative planning can use the wrong query. Passctx.enable_ident_normalization()into the name parser and lowercase unquoted parts only when that setting is enabled. (raw.githubusercontent.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Reserve catalog relation names before generating view CTE names. · views.rs:115-119
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftReserve catalog relation names before generating view CTE names.
freshskips only names indefined, which contains objective CTE names. If the objective reads viewvand catalog table__ddx_view_0,vcan receive__ddx_view_0. DataFusion then resolves the unchanged table reference to the generated CTE, which changes the query result.Track relation names separately from CTE names, and make
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…iew names with the session's case rules An objective reading a view and a table named `__ddx_view_0` read the view's CTE for both, and the gradient was silently wrong. A one-part read of a name starting `__ddx_view_`, in the objective or any view it expands, now leaves the objective to the engine: no generated name can then be taken for a table. A view's name was resolved with unquoted parts in lower case, as DataFusion does by default. With enable_ident_normalization off, `Model` and `model` are two views, and reading `Model` found `model`. Both backends now lower an unquoted part only if the session does. Found by CodeRabbit on #169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CvszJhH8pn8H9G69wEPMU2
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🟠 Major · Match view reads by exact spelling. · build.rs:189-203
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMatch view reads by exact spelling.
In a case-preserving session,
Modelandmodelare distinct views.same()currently ignores case for both reads. The first rename can therefore replace both relations with one generated CTE. The second view remains unused.share::splitthen plans and differentiates the incorrect expanded query instead of falling back to the engine. This can silently produce incorrect gradients for a mixed-view objective.Use exact spelling in the shared comparison. This keeps
Backendgeneric and preservesrename_reads.Suggested fix
-/// Whether two names are written alike: part for part, unquoted parts -/// without case, quoted ones exactly. +/// Whether two names have the same spelling: part for part, including case +/// for unquoted parts. pub(super) fn same(a: &ObjectName, b: &ObjectName) -> bool { a.0.len() == b.0.len() && a.0.iter().zip(&b.0).all(|(x, y)| match (x, y) { (ObjectNamePart::Identifier(x), ObjectNamePart::Identifier(y)) => { match (x.quote_style, y.quote_style) { - (None, None) => x.value.eq_ignore_ascii_case(&y.value), + (None, None) => x.value == y.value, (Some(_), Some(_)) => x.value == y.value, _ => false, }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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😈🧪 Adversarial tester Bug found by fuzzing, to fix before merge: after a view another view reads is replaced, A DataFusion view keeps the plan it was created with. Once CREATE TABLE w (i BIGINT, val DOUBLE) AS VALUES (0, 1.0), (1, 2.0);
CREATE VIEW inner_v AS SELECT i, val AS v FROM w;
CREATE VIEW outer_v AS WITH a AS (SELECT i, v FROM inner_v)
SELECT a.i, a.v * b.v AS v FROM a JOIN a b ON a.i = b.i;
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW inner_v AS SELECT i, 3.0 * val AS v FROM w;
SELECT SUM(v) FROM outer_v; -- 5.0: the engine still uses the old inner_v (v = val)
-- ad::sql: WITH loss AS (SELECT SUM(v) AS l FROM outer_v) SELECT i, grad(loss, val) FROM w
-- gives 18, 36 (the new inner_v, v = 3·val)
-- ad::grad on the same loss (the engine's plan) gives 2, 4, which matches the engineThe same thing happens when the whole loss is a view ( A possible fix. Write a view out only when its SQL still means what the engine stored. For example, compare There's a related problem that is older than this PR: a view also keeps the tables it was created over, and both of ddx's paths read tables by name. I filed that as #172. The soak property that found this is coming as a PR stacked on this one. Its view check will fail until this is fixed. |
…t DataFusion runs DataFusion keeps the plan a view was made with. After a view another view reads is redefined, the outer view's SQL reads the new definition while the engine still runs the old, so writing the view out from its SQL gave the gradient of a loss the engine doesn't compute. Each DataFusion backend now gives a view's SQL only if the view's query, read in its place (ddx_ad::view_probe), plans as the view's kept plan; otherwise the view is left to the engine, whose plan is the old one. Backend::view_sql states the contract. Found by fuzzing (the soak property in #173). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CvszJhH8pn8H9G69wEPMU2
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Re the fuzzer's finding (a view another view reads is redefined): confirmed with your repro, and fixed in 8d3474e. Each DataFusion backend now gives a view's SQL only while it still means what DataFusion runs. I first tried a backend-independent check in Tests: #172, a table re-registered under a view, gets its own PR. |
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🟠 Major · Reject case-colliding view names before rewriting. · build.rs:189-203
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject case-colliding view names before rewriting.
When identifier normalization is disabled,
sametreats distinct unquoted names such asModelandmodelas equal. The Rust view expansion can therefore replace both reads with the first generated CTE. If shared-CTE planning succeeds, the derivative can read one view twice instead of reading both views.The fallback in
crates/ddx-ad/src/sql/mod.rsuses the originaljob.queryonly when splitting or split planning falls back. It does not protect a successful split. This is an incorrect-result defect, not a performance-only fallback. The Python lookup fix does not prevent it because it supplies the correct distinct names to this independent Rust rewrite.Keep the ambiguity guard before rewriting, including nested view reads.
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let mut body_names = names(&out); body_names.retain(|n| !views.is_cte(n)); + if ambiguous(&body_names) { + return None; + } if body_names.iter().any(reserved) { return None; } @@ reads.retain(|n| match n.0.as_slice() { [ObjectNamePart::Identifier(id)] => { !hoisted_names.contains(&id.value) && !nested.iter().any(|d| d.eq_ignore_ascii_case(&id.value)) } _ => true, }); + if ambiguous(&reads) { + return None; + } for read in reads {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…o the engine A view's reads are renamed by name, unquoted parts compared without case, as most engines resolve them. With DataFusion's enable_ident_normalization off, `Model` and `model` are two views, and both reads became the first's CTE; a split that then succeeded gave the gradient of a loss reading one view twice. An objective, or a view or CTE query in one, that reads two names alike but for case is now left to the engine. Found by CodeRabbit on #169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CvszJhH8pn8H9G69wEPMU2
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@coderabbitai Re the outside-diff finding on 8d3474e (case-colliding view names, An objective that reads two names alike except for case is now left to the engine. So is a view, or a CTE query inside one, that does.
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Some feedback, mostly in Python.
| A loss may read a view whose layers read each other more than once, as a | ||
| model defined with `CREATE VIEW` does. A backend with a `view_sql(name)` method | ||
| returns the view's SQL. ddxdb then writes the view into the loss as CTEs, so | ||
| each layer is planned once rather than copied at every read. | ||
| `DataFusionBackend` reads the SQL from DataFusion's information schema. The | ||
| information schema is on in a bare `SessionContext()`. A context made from its | ||
| own `SessionConfig` needs `.with_information_schema(True)`; without it, ddxdb |
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I think this project's top level readme is getting long. This is an internal detail that users can learn about from reading documentation, I don't think it's that helpful for initially discovering and understanding this project.
I think people might assume, without knowing it explicitly, that it would behave this way anyway -- that the SQL they would want to write would "just work".
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Agreed, removed in 1b6ef1c. The one thing a user can't guess, that a context made from its own SessionConfig needs .with_information_schema(True), now sits in DataFusionBackend.view_sql's docstring, and ddxdb warns at run time when it's missing.
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This is too broad of an exception -- can we use a more specific one (or multiple)?
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Narrowed in 1b6ef1c to except ValueError. That's what datafusion-python raises when planning fails, here because information_schema.df_settings isn't found.
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| # catalog and schema, `s.t` in the default catalog. | ||
| catalog, schema, table = default[: 3 - len(parts)] + parts |
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It's more pythonic to index to -3.
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What does +parts do here?
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I tried it, and the existing test test_a_view_in_another_schema_is_not_read_for_a_table_of_its_name failed. A name leaves out its leading parts. other.v lacks only the catalog, so it needs the front of the defaults, but (["datafusion", "public"] + ["other", "v"])[-3:] gives ["public", "other", "v"]. 1b6ef1c keeps the slice inside a named helper, _qualified(parts, defaults), whose docstring says this.
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+ parts appends the name's own parts after the defaults it lacks: ["datafusion"] + ["other", "v"] gives catalog, schema and table. 1b6ef1c moves this into _qualified so it reads by name.
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| quote = lambda v: "'" + v.replace("'", "''") + "'" # noqa: E731 |
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Can you search if there is a more idiomatic way to do this, maybe via fstrings?
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At least use a def/function in the closure.
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Better than f-strings: 1b6ef1c binds the values as query parameters (WHERE table_catalog = $1 ..., param_values={...}), so there's no quoting to get right and the lambda is gone.
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Can we use def instead of a lambda?
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Yes. In 1b6ef1c it's a module-level def _plan_under_alias(ctx, sql) with a docstring.
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| catalog, schema, table = ["datafusion", "public"][: 3 - len(parts)] + parts |
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Same issue as the other [-3:]: it would put public in the catalog's place for a two-part name. It goes through _qualified now (1b6ef1c).
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Too broad of an exception.
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Narrowed in 1b6ef1c. A missing catalog or schema raises KeyError. A missing table raises a bare Exception in datafusion-python, so I check table_exist first rather than catching it.
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A soak property, `the_fast_paths_move_no_gradient`, holds each recent fast path to the gradient of the same loss planned whole: - the split, under decoy tables named like the CTEs, CTE names spelled as the engine resolves them alike, a root read twice and another CTE read inside a subquery; - views, from SQL and from DataFrames, chained, the whole loss as a view, and decoy views in another schema; - the program cache, run twice with a view's definition, a table's values or type, or decoys changed in between; - shared relations: grad, jvp and jvp of grad of the engine's plan with subtrees moved behind ReferenceRel. Found #171 (an uncorrelated EXISTS builds a program DataFusion cannot run), #172 (a view keeps the tables it was created over), and a view redefinition #169 writes out wrongly (commented there). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012NE18ox5ivwTc7ZSbHZUGu
Part of #19, the last of 4 PRs in the approved sketch. It builds on #168 (merged), which plans each CTE an objective reads more than once on its own.
Why. xarray-sql's GPT demo defines its model as a view (
CREATE VIEW logits AS WITH x0 AS (…), … SELECT …), and the loss readslogitsonce. The layers that are read twice are the view's CTEs, and #168 can't see them in the objective's text.How.
Backend::view_sql(name)is new and optional. It returns a view's defining SQL; the default,None, leaves views to the engine.ViewTable::definition().information_schema.viewsand resolves names as DataFusion does. This works on anySessionContext, xarray-sql's included, with no change to xarray-sql.PyBackendforwards the method.sql/views.rswrites each view the objective reads into the objective as CTEs, before perf(ddx-ad): plan each CTE an objective reads more than once on its own #168 splits it:__ddx_view_{k}_{i}_{name};__ddx_view_{k}, which the objective reads in the view's place;Left to the engine if a view:
Fixed in review, each with a test that fails without the fix:
SELECT model.v FROM model), so the objective was silently planned whole. It now keeps that name as its alias, and a column qualified by the whole name (public.model.v) is requalified by the alias. perf(ddx-ad): plan each CTE an objective reads more than once on its own #168's placeholder rename had the same flaw, and both now share one helper;enable_ident_normalizationoff, a view's name was looked up in lower case, soModelcould find the viewmodel. Both backends now follow the session's setting;ddx_ad::view_probe), plans as DataFusion's kept plan;SessionConfig), views were left to the engine without a word. ddxdb now warns, andDataFusionBackend.view_sql's docstring states the requirement.ddxdb's parser for view names is now one regular expression instead of a hand-written scanner, as asked in review. It also refuses an empty part (
a..b), as DataFusion does.Tests.
CREATE; that is why perf(ddx-ad): plan each CTE an objective reads more than once on its own #168's thirty-layer test uses CTEs.test_ad.py), a model view's gradient throughad.sqlmatches the written-out objective, with one placeholder per shared layer.Clippy is clean.
sql_shared_ctesand all 53 of ddxdb's Python tests pass locally.Docs. Design §4.8 and the SQL module docs are updated.
Next. Replay the GPT and GraphCast demos (#158) to measure #19 end to end.
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