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@RobAtticus the current show_chunks
logic uses the hypertable_id
and table_id
numbering values to do the sorting of the returned chunks. Typically, if we consider append only data insertions then that should be in sync with the time ranges.
We could return the chunks in dimension slice order though
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Is show_chunks
used as part of the compression policy job? Basically what I've found is that sometimes the compression job will skip around in the set of chunks to be compressed, which leads to inefficient rollups. So this issue was about that, although I also think show_chunks
should enforce dimension slice order rather than rely on the IDs (given backfills, untiering a chunk, etc)
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