User upper_bound to find parquet page with end of row in get_page_span - #23761
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WalkthroughParquet chunked reads now include zero-row continuation pages at pass boundaries. Compressed reads without offset indexes recompute final page row counts after row positions are decoded. A regression test covers large list and map-like rows with Snappy and ZSTD compression. ChangesParquet chunked-read boundary handling
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The page-span lookup may still include pages from a different chunk or dictionary section, which can produce incorrect row ranges and subpass limits during parquet reads. This concrete boundary-handling issue should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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In `@cpp/src/io/parquet/reader_impl_chunking_utils.cuh`:
- Around line 668-675: Update the page-end selection around the upper_bound call
to use lower_bound for non-list columns, while retaining upper_bound for columns
that may contain continuation pages with repeated end-row indices. Preserve the
existing increment and range semantics, and add a regression test covering an
exact internal page-boundary end_row to ensure pages are not selected by both
adjacent subpasses.
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813-825: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winStore the estimate decision on
pass_intermediate_data.Record the decision made before calling
generate_list_column_row_counts(is_estimate_row_counts::YES)and test that flag here. This avoids duplicating thepass.has_compressed_data,_input_pass_read_limit, and_has_offset_indexpredicate.compute_page_sizesalready refreshes subpassnum_rows, so copyingchunk_rowdoes not leave those counts stale.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@cpp/src/io/parquet/reader_impl_chunking_utils.cuh`:
- Around line 671-690: Update the continuation-page loop after
first_page_with_end_row so it only advances when the next page belongs to the
same chunk and is not a dictionary page, in addition to having num_rows == 0.
Use the page’s chunk_idx and dictionary-page indicator, preserving the existing
column_end_page boundary and exclusive end-page calculation.
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In `@cpp/src/io/parquet/reader_impl_preprocess.cu`:
- Around line 813-825: The recomputation guard around set_final_row_count should
use a stored estimate-decision flag on pass_intermediate_data rather than
repeating pass.has_compressed_data, _input_pass_read_limit, and
_has_offset_index. Record that flag immediately before
generate_list_column_row_counts(is_estimate_row_counts::YES), then test it here
while preserving the existing row-count recomputation behavior.
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| auto const first_page_with_end_row = | ||
| cuda::std::distance( | ||
| column_page_start, | ||
| thrust::lower_bound(thrust::seq, column_page_start, column_page_end, end_row)) + | ||
| first_page_index; | ||
| if (end_page < (first_page_index + num_pages)) { end_page++; } | ||
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| // Pages following first_page_with_end_row that hold no rows of their own have to be read too: | ||
| // all of their values continue a row that began in an earlier page. They share that page's end | ||
| // row index, so a search by row cannot reach them, and at the end of a pass no later subpass is | ||
| // left to read them, which would lose their values. | ||
| auto const column_end_page = first_page_index + num_pages; | ||
| auto last_page_to_read = first_page_with_end_row; | ||
| while ((last_page_to_read + 1) < column_end_page and | ||
| pages[static_cast<size_t>(last_page_to_read + 1)].num_rows == 0) { | ||
| last_page_to_read++; | ||
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| // The returned span is exclusive, so it ends one past the last page to read. | ||
| auto const end_page = | ||
| (last_page_to_read < column_end_page) ? (last_page_to_read + 1) : last_page_to_read; |
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assert "pages[static_cast<size_t>(last_page_to_read + 1)].num_rows == 0" in utils
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{"chunk_idx": 1, "num_rows": 0, "flags": DICTIONARY},
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Stop the continuation-page walk at chunk and dictionary boundaries.
pass.pages and page_offsets include dictionary pages. A num_rows == 0 page can therefore extend the span into the next chunk and produce an incorrect subpass row limit. Require the next page to have the same chunk_idx and exclude dictionary pages.
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In `@cpp/src/io/parquet/reader_impl_chunking_utils.cuh` around lines 671 - 690,
Update the continuation-page loop after first_page_with_end_row so it only
advances when the next page belongs to the same chunk and is not a dictionary
page, in addition to having num_rows == 0. Use the page’s chunk_idx and
dictionary-page indicator, preserving the existing column_end_page boundary and
exclusive end-page calculation.
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I think @coderabbitai has found a real bug. We should add a new test for this as well as the existing one doesn't cover it.
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@mhaseeb123, confirmed. The existing ListSpanningPagesAtPassEnd test does not cover this case because it disables dictionary pages.
- Stop the zero-row continuation walk at a different
chunk_idx. - Stop the walk before a dictionary page.
- Add a compressed chunked-reader regression test with a list row that spans data pages at the end of one row group and a dictionary page at the start of the next row group.
- Verify the complete result for constrained input limits.
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Recommend cleaning up the PR description to cudf template for posterity. Please only include a small paragraph explaining what, how, why the PR does what it does. If we need verbose details to describe the problem being fixed, let's create a new cudf issue and link it here |
| // Only when the row counts started out as estimates: the count forced onto the last page of each | ||
| // chunk back then was derived from those estimates, and replacing them with decoded counts moves | ||
| // chunk_row for every page that follows, so the forced count has to be recomputed to match. | ||
| // Otherwise the last page of the chunk keeps a row count that no longer meets its start row, and | ||
| // once the two have drifted far enough the page looks like it begins past the end of the pass and | ||
| // is never read at all. This mirrors the condition that estimated the counts in setup_next_pass. |
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| // Pages following first_page_with_end_row that hold no rows of their own have to be read too: | ||
| // all of their values continue a row that began in an earlier page. They share that page's end | ||
| // row index, so a search by row cannot reach them, and at the end of a pass no later subpass is | ||
| // left to read them, which would lose their values. |
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| // A row whose list is long enough to span several data pages produces continuation pages that | ||
| // contain no new rows, and those pages share the end row index of the page that started the row. | ||
| // When selecting the pages for a subpass, only the first page with that end row index was picked | ||
| // up, so the trailing continuation pages were dropped. At the end of a pass there is no later | ||
| // subpass to read them, so their values were lost: the two children of a map column ended up with | ||
| // different row counts ("Child columns must have the same number of rows as the Struct column"), | ||
| // while a list<string> column silently produced truncated rows. | ||
| // | ||
| // This only happens when an input (pass) read limit is set, which is what makes the reader choose | ||
| // pages by row range instead of taking every page in the pass. |
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Same comment. We usually just include a 1-2 liner comment inside the test body to indicate what we are testing not necessarily the bug/regression detail
| auto const first_page_with_end_row = | ||
| cuda::std::distance( | ||
| column_page_start, | ||
| thrust::lower_bound(thrust::seq, column_page_start, column_page_end, end_row)) + | ||
| first_page_index; | ||
| if (end_page < (first_page_index + num_pages)) { end_page++; } | ||
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| // Pages following first_page_with_end_row that hold no rows of their own have to be read too: | ||
| // all of their values continue a row that began in an earlier page. They share that page's end | ||
| // row index, so a search by row cannot reach them, and at the end of a pass no later subpass is | ||
| // left to read them, which would lose their values. | ||
| auto const column_end_page = first_page_index + num_pages; | ||
| auto last_page_to_read = first_page_with_end_row; | ||
| while ((last_page_to_read + 1) < column_end_page and | ||
| pages[static_cast<size_t>(last_page_to_read + 1)].num_rows == 0) { | ||
| last_page_to_read++; | ||
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| // The returned span is exclusive, so it ends one past the last page to read. | ||
| auto const end_page = | ||
| (last_page_to_read < column_end_page) ? (last_page_to_read + 1) : last_page_to_read; |
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I think @coderabbitai has found a real bug. We should add a new test for this as well as the existing one doesn't cover it.
| auto const end_page = | ||
| (last_page_to_read < column_end_page) ? (last_page_to_read + 1) : last_page_to_read; |
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The pages this walk adds aren't reflected in the subpass size estimate. page_total_size locates each column's contribution with a lower_bound on the end row index, so it stops at the first page carrying that end row and the trailing pages don't make it to the contribution. I think a simple comment there should suffice for now.
| // Otherwise the last page of the chunk keeps a row count that no longer meets its start row, and | ||
| // once the two have drifted far enough the page looks like it begins past the end of the pass and | ||
| // is never read at all. This mirrors the condition that estimated the counts in setup_next_pass. | ||
| if (pass.has_compressed_data and _input_pass_read_limit != 0 and not _has_offset_index) { |
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This condition is a copy of the one in setup_next_pass that selects generate_list_column_row_counts(is_estimate_row_counts::YES). Perhaps we should compute it once and cache in a boolean or use a common helper?
| size_t const rows_left = | ||
| (chunk_last_row > page_start_row) ? (chunk_last_row - page_start_row) : 0; | ||
| // Mark `is_num_rows_adjusted` to signal string decoders that the `num_rows` of this page has | ||
| // been adjusted. | ||
| page.is_num_rows_adjusted = page.num_rows != (chunk_last_row - page_start_row); | ||
| page.num_rows = chunk_last_row - page_start_row; | ||
| page.is_num_rows_adjusted = page.num_rows != rows_left; | ||
| page.num_rows = rows_left; |
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Nit: rows_left is size_t while page.num_rows is int32_t, so the comparison is signed/unsigned and the store narrows. Since the clamp is new anyway:
| size_t const rows_left = | |
| (chunk_last_row > page_start_row) ? (chunk_last_row - page_start_row) : 0; | |
| // Mark `is_num_rows_adjusted` to signal string decoders that the `num_rows` of this page has | |
| // been adjusted. | |
| page.is_num_rows_adjusted = page.num_rows != (chunk_last_row - page_start_row); | |
| page.num_rows = chunk_last_row - page_start_row; | |
| page.is_num_rows_adjusted = page.num_rows != rows_left; | |
| page.num_rows = rows_left; | |
| auto const rows_left = static_cast<int32_t>( | |
| (chunk_last_row > page_start_row) ? (chunk_last_row - page_start_row) : 0); | |
| // Mark `is_num_rows_adjusted` to signal string decoders that the `num_rows` of this page has | |
| // been adjusted. | |
| page.is_num_rows_adjusted = page.num_rows != rows_left; | |
| page.num_rows = rows_left; |
| auto const write = [&](std::string const& filename, cudf::io::compression_type compression) { | ||
| auto const filepath = temp_env->get_temp_filepath(filename); | ||
| cudf::io::write_parquet( | ||
| cudf::io::parquet_writer_options::builder(cudf::io::sink_info{filepath}, expected->view()) | ||
| .compression(compression) | ||
| .dictionary_policy(cudf::io::dictionary_policy::NEVER) | ||
| .write_v2_headers(false) | ||
| .max_page_size_bytes(4 * 1024) | ||
| .max_page_size_rows(128) | ||
| .build()); | ||
| return filepath; | ||
| }; | ||
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| auto const filepaths = std::vector<std::string>{ | ||
| write("list_spanning_pages_snappy.parquet", cudf::io::compression_type::SNAPPY), | ||
| write("list_spanning_pages_zstd.parquet", cudf::io::compression_type::ZSTD)}; | ||
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With 1000 rows and default row group settings every column has exactly one chunk, so the continuation-page walk in get_page_span never has to stop at a chunk boundary, which is where it currently walks into the next chunk's dictionary page (see the thread on reader_impl_chunking_utils.cuh). Please add a multi-row-group file:
| auto const write = [&](std::string const& filename, cudf::io::compression_type compression) { | |
| auto const filepath = temp_env->get_temp_filepath(filename); | |
| cudf::io::write_parquet( | |
| cudf::io::parquet_writer_options::builder(cudf::io::sink_info{filepath}, expected->view()) | |
| .compression(compression) | |
| .dictionary_policy(cudf::io::dictionary_policy::NEVER) | |
| .write_v2_headers(false) | |
| .max_page_size_bytes(4 * 1024) | |
| .max_page_size_rows(128) | |
| .build()); | |
| return filepath; | |
| }; | |
| auto const filepaths = std::vector<std::string>{ | |
| write("list_spanning_pages_snappy.parquet", cudf::io::compression_type::SNAPPY), | |
| write("list_spanning_pages_zstd.parquet", cudf::io::compression_type::ZSTD)}; | |
| auto const write = [&](std::string const& filename, | |
| cudf::io::compression_type compression, | |
| cudf::size_type row_group_size_rows) { | |
| auto const filepath = temp_env->get_temp_filepath(filename); | |
| cudf::io::write_parquet( | |
| cudf::io::parquet_writer_options::builder(cudf::io::sink_info{filepath}, expected->view()) | |
| .compression(compression) | |
| .dictionary_policy(cudf::io::dictionary_policy::NEVER) | |
| .write_v2_headers(false) | |
| .max_page_size_bytes(4 * 1024) | |
| .max_page_size_rows(128) | |
| .row_group_size_rows(row_group_size_rows) | |
| .build()); | |
| return filepath; | |
| }; | |
| auto const filepaths = std::vector<std::string>{ | |
| write("list_spanning_pages_snappy.parquet", cudf::io::compression_type::SNAPPY, num_rows), | |
| write("list_spanning_pages_zstd.parquet", cudf::io::compression_type::ZSTD, num_rows), | |
| write("list_spanning_pages_row_groups.parquet", cudf::io::compression_type::SNAPPY, 200)}; |
Also worth asserting num_chunks > 1 for the smaller input limits, otherwise the test can silently stop chunking and still pass.
| // The last row is giant so that its continuation pages sit at the end of the pass. The middle | ||
| // row covers the case where a later subpass exists. | ||
| std::vector<cudf::size_type> list_sizes(num_rows, small_size); | ||
| list_sizes[num_rows / 2] = giant_size; | ||
| list_sizes[num_rows - 1] = giant_size; | ||
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| std::vector<cudf::size_type> offsets(num_rows + 1, 0); | ||
| for (int i = 0; i < num_rows; ++i) { | ||
| offsets[i + 1] = offsets[i] + list_sizes[i]; | ||
| } |
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could directly name list_sizes as offsets and do an inclusive scan over it.
| // Distinct strings so the writer uses PLAIN instead of dictionary encoding. | ||
| std::vector<std::string> keys(num_children); | ||
| std::vector<std::string> values(num_children); | ||
| for (cudf::size_type i = 0; i < num_children; ++i) { | ||
| keys[i] = "key_" + std::to_string(i); | ||
| values[i] = "value_" + std::to_string(i); | ||
| } |
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We could just set dict policy == NEVER instead if needed.
| auto const value_valid = std::views::iota(cudf::size_type{0}) | | ||
| std::views::transform([](cudf::size_type i) { return i % 7 != 0; }); |
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nit: Maybe use cudf::make_counting_transform_iterator. I do like the std::views as well.
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For a file that doesn't have an offset index, there is a corner case with chunked reads of list/map columns. For these columns, a page header says how many values it holds, not how many rows, so with a pass read limit set, cuDF estimates each page's row count from bytes. The estimates don't add up to the chunk's true row count, so
set_final_row_countdumps the whole difference onto the last page of each chunk:num_rows = chunk_last_row - page_start_row. This can gave the last page many rows even if it holds only a few values — it's the tail of a record that started on the previous page.After each subpass, decoded row counts replace the estimates and every page's
chunk_rowis rescanned. The decoded counts are larger, so the last page's start row corrects forward while itsnum_rowsstays frozen at 1,831, because the forced count was never recomputed. The page ends up claiming to begin past the last row of the file while still holding real values. Page selection works by row range, so nothing can ever reach it, and those last values are dropped.The fix: Re-apply set_final_row_count after the rescan, so the last page of a chunk always ends on the chunk's real row count — the page becomes an honest zero-row continuation page. Gate that on the estimating regime only (
has_compressed_data && pass limit != 0 && !has_offset_index), since exact-count reads must not be touched. Clamp the subtraction insideset_final_row_count, because an overshooting estimate can put the start row past the chunk end and wrap asize_tinto anint32. Finally, haveget_page_spanwalk past trailing zero-row pages, since they share their predecessor's end row index and a search by row stops short of them.Checklist