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@rafaelsales rafaelsales commented Apr 3, 2018

The PR #3848 introduced an optimization that prevents COUNT queries when using index pagination_total: false.

I noticed that when using the macro decorate_with, the optimization didn't work and the count query across the entire database was made. That is because the AA default collection decorator didn't implement offset. I believe the PR #4068 made the wrong fix for this

  • Fix: revert Skip optimization if decorated collection does not support it. #4068 and make the collection decorator delegate offset to AR relation
  • Remove ORDER BY from count subquery. Queries like SELECT COUNT(*) FROM (SELECT DISTINCT resources.* FROM resources ORDER BY resources.created_at DESC LIMIT 1 OFFSET 30) subquery_for_count are very inefficient

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@varyonic varyonic dismissed their stale review April 3, 2018 12:41

Oops, paginated_collection_spec is not passing.

Queries like `SELECT COUNT(*) FROM (SELECT DISTINCT resources.* FROM resources ORDER BY resources.created_at DESC LIMIT 1 OFFSET 30) subquery_for_count`
are too inefficient
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@varyonic fixed!

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As Sean noted on my original PR a test would be nice, but I agree this is a better fix.

# The #paginate method in kaminari will query the resource with a
# count(*) to determine how many pages there should be unless
# you pass in the :total_pages option. We issue a query to determine
# if there is another page or not, but the limit/offset make this
# query fast.
offset = collection.offset(collection.current_page * @per_page.to_i).limit(1).count
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Is the check for responding to offset no longer required?

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It was never required (https://github.com/activeadmin/activeadmin/pull/4068/files#diff-a388362633460ba06e0a1f38bbb8ce1aR103) - it was just a different way to optimize.

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zorab47 commented Jun 1, 2018

Any update on my question for the offset check @rafaelsales?

Is there a way to time out queries in a multi-database way to only allocate a certain amount of time for count queries?

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rafaelsales commented May 6, 2019

@zorab47

Is there a way to time out queries in a multi-database way to only allocate a certain amount of time for count queries?

Maybe... but this is certainly out of scope :)

I really wanted to get rid of the monkey patch from my apps 😭

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@rafaelsales Sorry for missing this PR. We have (at least partially) fixed this in #5811. I should've included you in the author's list because the solution originates from this PR, sorry about that.

This PR includes some extra changes that are probably further optimizations. Would you like to rebase this PR so we can also add those improvements?

Thanks!

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Rebased as #6911.

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