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Small claim batches can turn the correlated tombstone EXISTS into a hashed subplan, scanning an entire tombstone partition on every call despite an existing lookup index. Add OFFSET 0 to keep both the normal claim and spent-prefix checks correlated.
Fresh substrates use the corrected installer. Migration v056 updates installed runtime and per-slot claim functions in canonical and trusted custom schemas without reinstalling tables or triggers. Function signatures and the claim protocol stay unchanged; replay is idempotent. This PR targets main's schema migration chain and does not apply a production change.
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New regression passes on PostgreSQL 17 and 18: actual 32-row claims, tombstone hits and misses, legacy and receipt modes, custom and generic plans, zero sequentially scanned tombstone rows after upgrading installed functions.
Existing head/non-head tombstone and prune tests pass on both PostgreSQL majors.
All 16 migration policy tests and the individual migration replay test pass.
Workspace build, all-target/all-feature clippy, formatting and CI shard membership checks pass.
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Small queue claims now check tombstones more efficiently, avoiding scans of entire tombstone partitions.
Bug Fixes
Existing installations receive updated claim behavior through a database migration, including supported custom storage setups. Tables and triggers do not need to be reinstalled.
The migration can be reapplied without changing already-updated claim behavior.
Migration v056 adds OFFSET 0 to matching tombstone probes in installed claim functions and records schema version 56. The migration registry and integration tests are updated to cover the upgrade, replay, and claim plans.
The runtime and per-slot claim queries add OFFSET 0 to their tombstone probes. The changelog describes migration v056 and its in-place function updates.
Migration v056 scans queue-storage schemas and updates matching claim function definitions. It records version 56 if that version is not already present.
Register and verify migration awa-model/src/migrations.rs, awa-model/tests/claim_tombstone_plan_test.rs
The migration registry advances to version 56 and runs the new SQL migration after V23_UP. The integration test checks upgraded definitions, replay stability, and claim plans under custom and generic planning.
hardbyte/awa#699: PR #699 adds the prior queue-storage migration chain and claim-function installer that v056 extends.
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review 93ed7
The migration tracking link should point to PR #713. No claim-path failure was established by this review, so the remaining merge risk is low.
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A rabbit checks the lanes at dawn The tombstones meet a probe, not a hash The live rows hop into the batch Version fifty-six joins the trail And quiet burrows greet the test
Replace the tracking link with the issue or PR link.
The header must link the issue. Line 6 points to the generic pull-request list (https://github.com/hardbyte/awa/pulls). Use the link to PR #713 or its issue.
The header does state how N-1 binaries operate (same signatures, results and protocol). That part is correct.
As per path instructions: "In the header, link the issue and state how N−1 binaries operate against the migrated schema."
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Review comment at @awa-model/migrations/v056_correlated_claim_tombstones.sql at line 6:
Replace the generic tracking link in the migration header with the specific PR #713 or its associated issue link. Preserve the existing statement describing how N-1 binaries operate against the migrated schema.
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Check that the replay and non-matching paths do nothing harmful.
The regex matches only the pre-fix text. The new installer text has a comment and OFFSET 0 between the predicate and ), so it does not match. Replay is therefore a no-op.
The test covers replay equality. One residual risk remains. pg_get_functiondef output for a custom function whose probe differs in spacing or alias will silently stay unfixed. Consider a RAISE NOTICE when a claim function has no OFFSET 0 after the update. This gives operators a signal.
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describing how N-1 binaries operate against the migrated schema.
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A claim marks each candidate row with EXISTS over ready_tombstones. For a small batch PostgreSQL could plan that as a hashed subplan, reading the slot's whole tombstone partition on every claim although the lookup index exists. OFFSET 0 in the subquery keeps it one index probe per candidate row.
The installer writes the fenced check into new substrates. The correlated_claim_tombstones schema patch rewrites claim_ready_runtime in every installed queue-storage schema from its own definition, so signature, owner, privileges and settings are unchanged. Function replacement only; no table lock.
0.6 port of #713.
Co-authored-by: Wallace99 <5481339+Wallace99@users.noreply.github.com>
A claim marks each candidate row with EXISTS over ready_tombstones. For a small batch PostgreSQL could plan that as a hashed subplan, reading the slot's whole tombstone partition on every claim although the lookup index exists. OFFSET 0 in the subquery keeps it one index probe per candidate row.
The installer writes the fenced check into new substrates. The correlated_claim_tombstones schema patch rewrites claim_ready_runtime in every installed queue-storage schema from its own definition, so signature, owner, privileges and settings are unchanged. Function replacement only; no table lock.
0.6 port of #713.
Co-authored-by: Wallace99 <5481339+Wallace99@users.noreply.github.com>
A claim marks each candidate row with EXISTS over ready_tombstones. For a small batch PostgreSQL could plan that as a hashed subplan, reading the slot's whole tombstone partition on every claim although the lookup index exists. OFFSET 0 in the subquery keeps it one index probe per candidate row.
The installer writes the fenced check into new substrates. The correlated_claim_tombstones schema patch rewrites claim_ready_runtime in every installed queue-storage schema from its own definition, so signature, owner, privileges and settings are unchanged. Function replacement only; no table lock.
0.6 port of #713.
Co-authored-by: Wallace99 <5481339+Wallace99@users.noreply.github.com>
Thanks @Wallace99 — this landed on main as migration v060 in #738 (renumbered from v056, since v056–v059 were taken in the meantime, with the rewrite restricted to the canonical claim-function signatures), and on the 0.6 line as #715. Your plan test came across with it.
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Small claim batches can turn the correlated tombstone
EXISTSinto a hashed subplan, scanning an entire tombstone partition on every call despite an existing lookup index. AddOFFSET 0to keep both the normal claim and spent-prefix checks correlated.Fresh substrates use the corrected installer. Migration v056 updates installed runtime and per-slot claim functions in canonical and trusted custom schemas without reinstalling tables or triggers. Function signatures and the claim protocol stay unchanged; replay is idempotent. This PR targets main's schema migration chain and does not apply a production change.
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