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[WIP]fix: fix rename cmd #165

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@dobet dobet commented Jan 11, 2025

fix list, set, zset, hash rename and renamenx cmd bug

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced list renaming operations with batch processing
    • Improved atomic handling of list key renaming
  • Performance
    • Added optimizations for renaming lists
  • Notes
    • Performance considerations for large lists added

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The changes enhance the ListsRename and ListsRenamenx methods in the Redis implementation by introducing a batch processing mechanism for list key renaming operations. The new implementation ensures atomic transactions when copying list data between keys, with added checks for key staleness, existence, and potential performance considerations for large lists. The core functionality involves retrieving list items, creating a new key with the same data, and managing metadata updates within a single batch transaction.

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src/storage/src/redis_lists.cc - Added batch processing for ListsRename and ListsRenamenx methods
- Implemented atomic key renaming with data copying
- Added checks for key staleness and existence
- Improved transaction handling with batch operations

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src/storage/src/redis_lists.cc (2)

Line range hint 976-1030: Refactor to eliminate code duplication between ListsRename and ListsRenamenx

The implementations of ListsRename and ListsRenamenx share significant duplicated code. Refactor the common logic into shared functions or methods to improve maintainability and reduce redundancy.

Also applies to: 1034-1099

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Line range hint 976-1099: Address clang-format style issues

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[error] File has clang-format style issues. The formatting does not match the project's style guidelines.

Comment on lines +998 to +1012

// todo if value is too many, will slow to rename
uint32_t version = parsed_lists_meta_value.Version();
uint64_t index = parsed_lists_meta_value.LeftIndex() + 1;
uint64_t right_index = parsed_lists_meta_value.RightIndex() - 1;
ListsDataKey base_lists_data_key(key, version, index);
std::vector<std::string> list_nodes;
rocksdb::Iterator* iter = db_->NewIterator(default_read_options_, handles_[kListsDataCF]);
uint64_t current_index = index;
for(iter->Seek(base_lists_data_key.Encode()); iter->Valid() && current_index <= right_index; iter->Next(), current_index++) {
ParsedBaseDataValue parsed_value(iter->value());
list_nodes.push_back(parsed_value.UserValue().ToString());
}
delete iter;

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Potential performance issues when renaming large lists

The current implementation loads all list nodes into memory by storing them in list_nodes, which could cause high memory usage and slow performance when renaming large lists. Consider processing the list data in a streaming fashion or using more efficient methods to handle large datasets.

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new_inst->UpdateSpecificKeyStatistics(DataType::kLists, newkey.ToString(), statistic);

// ListsDel key
parsed_lists_meta_value.InitialMetaValue();
s = db_->Put(default_write_options_, handles_[kMetaCF], base_meta_key.Encode(), meta_value);
batch->Delete(kListsDataCF, base_meta_key.Encode());
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure atomicity by including old key metadata update in the batch

The update to the old key's metadata on line 1027 is performed outside of the batch using db_->Put. This could result in an inconsistent state if an error occurs after this operation but before the batch commit. To ensure atomicity of the rename operation, include this update within the batch.

Apply this diff to include the metadata update in the batch:

-  s = db_->Put(default_write_options_, handles_[kMetaCF], base_meta_key.Encode(), meta_value);
+  batch->Put(kMetaCF, base_meta_key.Encode(), meta_value);

Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.

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new_inst->UpdateSpecificKeyStatistics(DataType::kLists, newkey.ToString(), statistic);

// ListsDel key
parsed_lists_meta_value.InitialMetaValue();
s = db_->Put(default_write_options_, handles_[kMetaCF], base_meta_key.Encode(), meta_value);
batch->Delete(kListsDataCF, base_meta_key.Encode());
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure atomicity by including old key metadata update in the batch

Similarly, in the ListsRenamenx method, the update to the old key's metadata is performed outside of the batch using db_->Put. This could lead to inconsistent states if an error occurs. Include this operation in the batch to maintain atomicity.

Apply this diff to include the metadata update in the batch:

-  s = db_->Put(default_write_options_, handles_[kMetaCF], base_meta_key.Encode(), meta_value);
+  batch->Put(kMetaCF, base_meta_key.Encode(), meta_value);

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@marsevilspirit marsevilspirit changed the title [WIP] fix rename cmd [WIP]fix: fix rename cmd Jan 11, 2025
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luky116 commented Jan 18, 2025

前期采用“删掉老key数据,写入新key数据”的方式实现,这个命令使用频率不高,性能问题后面再来优化

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In the early stage, it was implemented by "delete the old key data and write the new key data". This command is not used frequently. Performance issues will be optimized later.

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