Refactor Extend Protocol in libpq for Binary Data Handling #1098
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This was referenced May 14, 2025
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This commit refines the existing implementation of the extend protocol in libpq, focusing on changes to data types and processing mechanisms. The main adjustments include a transition from generic data handling to a strict binary data format for improved efficiency and clarity in data transmission. This change ensures that the protocol explicitly handles binary data, enhancing performance during execution. Additionally, the process for receiving and managing binary data within the `ExtendProtocolData` structure has been streamlined. Each received message is now parsed into a structured format that includes subtags, allowing for more efficient data organization and retrieval. Memory management continues to utilize `TopTransactionContext` for storing binary data, ensuring optimal usage while simplifying cleanup during data consumption. Adjustments to the `ConsumeExtendProtocolData()` function reflect these changes, ensuring that binary data is efficiently marked as consumed and appropriately cleaned up. Overall, this refactor enhances the extend protocol's capability to manage binary data more effectively, improving the overall performance and reliability of data transmission between the QE and QD. Authored-by: Zhang Mingli [email protected]
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This commit refines the existing implementation of the extend protocol in libpq, focusing on changes to data types and processing mechanisms. The main adjustments include a transition from generic data handling to a strict binary data format for improved efficiency and clarity in data transmission. This change ensures that the protocol explicitly handles binary data, enhancing performance during execution.
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Extend protocol:
After this commit
Extend protocol:
Protocol processing between QD and QE:
Additionally, the process for receiving and managing binary data within the
ExtendProtocolDatastructure has been streamlined. Each received message is now parsed into a structured format that includes subtags, allowing for more efficient data organization and retrieval.Memory management continues to utilize
TopTransactionContextfor storing binary data, ensuring optimal usage while simplifying cleanup during data consumption. Adjustments to theConsumeExtendProtocolData()function reflect these changes, ensuring that binary data is efficiently marked as consumed and appropriately cleaned up.Overall, this refactor enhances the extend protocol's capability to manage binary data more effectively, improving the overall performance and reliability of data transmission between the QE and QD.
Authored-by: Zhang Mingli [email protected]
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