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WalkthroughThis change adds payload page pruning without Parquet offset indexes. The reader derives page masks from decoded headers, applies them to direct and chunked materialization, updates row-mask handling and sparse-page setup, and adds C++, Java, and Python regression coverage. ChangesHybrid scan filtering and payload pruning
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new fallback enables page pruning without offset indexes, but the current implementation can use a row mask after its owning object is released and still has a page-selection contract violation that may produce incorrect scan results or runtime failures. Merge should wait until these issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@java/src/main/java/ai/rapids/cudf/HybridScanReader.java`:
- Around line 42-49: Update the setupPageIndex documentation to distinguish
pruning requirements: filter-column page pruning requires setupPageIndex, while
payload-column page pruning may use decoded page headers when page-index setup
is absent.
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| // Specialization for two-step read without page index |
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This case is now handled so enable
| // Compute the data page mask from decoded page headers if needed | ||
| auto const data_page_mask_pghdr = [&]() { | ||
| if (not _has_offset_index and not _row_mask.is_empty()) { | ||
| return compute_data_page_mask_with_page_headers(); | ||
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| return thrust::host_vector<bool>(data_page_mask.begin(), data_page_mask.end()); | ||
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| // Must be called as soon as we create the pass | ||
| set_pass_page_mask(data_page_mask); | ||
| set_pass_page_mask(data_page_mask_pghdr.empty() ? data_page_mask : data_page_mask_pghdr); |
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Use fallback page mask computation if needed
| pass.pages.device_to_host_async(_stream); | ||
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| std::vector<cudf::size_type> page_row_offsets; |
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This function is actually simpler than it looks. We are essentially doing the same thing as in _extended_metadata->compute_data_page_mask(). Here's the rundown:
Go over all pages and:
- dict page: not needed since we want a data page mask.
- data page of list col: push -1 to
row_range_mapmeaning we will inject atruein the final mask for it. (See comment on L1272) - data page: first page in the chunk, push start row and end row, otherwise just push end row to
page_row_offsets.
Call the compute_row_range_selection_mask to get a row rang mask and gather the final data page mask using it and the row_range_map
| std::span<cudf::size_type const> page_row_offsets, | ||
| cudf::size_type max_page_size, | ||
| cuda::stream_ref stream) | ||
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This helper is literally just moved version of code from LHS. See the big red block on lhs in compute_data_page_mask. We just call this helper from compute_data_page_mask. This is done so we can call this helper from compute_data_page_mask_with_page_headers() function you just saw above in hybrid_scan_impl.cpp
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python/pylibcudf/tests/io/test_experimental_hybrid_scan.py (1)
433-499: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse a Parquet file without a page index for this regression test.
simple_parquet_bytesuseswrite_page_index=True, and the reader fixtures consume those bytes. Add dedicated fixtures withwrite_page_index=Falseand use them here.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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cpp/src/io/parquet/experimental/page_index_filter.cu (1)
420-420: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRemove the unconditional stream synchronizations. Same-stream ordering is sufficient for
compute_page_indices_asyncand subsequent device work at lines 420 and 587. At line 587, keepstream.sync()only whenpage_mask->null_count() > 0, because only that branch performs an asynchronous host null-mask copy.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@cpp/src/io/parquet/experimental/page_index_filter.cu`:
- Line 420: Remove the unconditional stream.sync() calls following
compute_page_indices_async in
cpp/src/io/parquet/experimental/page_index_filter.cu at lines 420 and 587;
same-stream ordering is sufficient. At line 587, retain synchronization only
within the page_mask->null_count() > 0 branch that performs the asynchronous
host null-mask copy.
In `@python/pylibcudf/tests/io/test_experimental_hybrid_scan.py`:
- Around line 433-499: Update
test_hybrid_scan_payload_page_mask_without_page_index to use dedicated reader,
options, table, row-count, and Parquet byte fixtures created with
write_page_index=False, rather than the existing simple_parquet fixtures backed
by indexed data. Keep the payload and chunked-result assertions unchanged.
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cpp/src/io/parquet/experimental/hybrid_scan_impl.hpp (1)
624-624: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInitialize
_row_maskfor sparse page input.
compute_data_page_mask_with_page_headers()reads_row_maskat Line 1499. Thepage_dataoverload incpp/src/io/parquet/experimental/hybrid_scan_impl.cppresets this member duringprepare_materialization()and callsprepare_data()without assigning itsrow_maskparameter. Sparse scans without offset indexes therefore cannot prune payload pages from the supplied row mask.Set
_row_mask = row_maskbeforeprepare_data()in that overload. Add a regression test for this path.Proposed fix
// Mark that we are using page-level I/O for payload columns _sparse_page_io = true; + _row_mask = row_mask; prepare_data(read_mode::CHUNKED_READ, row_group_indices, page_data, {});🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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509-513: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAssert the surviving row-group indices.
Line 512 checks only the number of row groups. An implementation that retains the wrong two row groups also passes. Assert the expected
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- EXPECT_EQ(stats_filtered.size(), 2); + EXPECT_EQ(stats_filtered, std::vector<cudf::size_type>{1, 2});🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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778-893: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd nullable-input cases for negation normalization.
The added fixtures contain no null values. Add nullable row groups for comparison complements and De Morgan rewrites. Assert that normalized and direct expressions produce the expected row groups and filtered results.
python/pylibcudf/tests/io/test_experimental_hybrid_scan.py#L778-L893: add nullable statistics-pruning cases.python/pylibcudf/tests/io/test_experimental_hybrid_scan.py#L916-L953: add nullable dictionary-page pruning cases.As per coding guidelines, Python tests must cover null values.
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In `@cpp/src/io/parquet/experimental/hybrid_scan_impl.hpp`:
- Line 624: In the page_data overload, assign the incoming row_mask to the
hybrid scan object's _row_mask immediately after prepare_materialization() and
before prepare_data(), so compute_data_page_mask_with_page_headers() can prune
sparse payload pages without offset indexes. Add a regression test covering
sparse page input with the supplied row mask.
In `@cpp/tests/io/experimental/hybrid_scan_filters_test.cpp`:
- Around line 509-513: Update the test around filter_row_groups_with_stats to
assert that stats_filtered contains the expected row-group indices {1, 2}, in
addition to checking its size, so the test verifies which groups survive rather
than only their count.
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In `@python/pylibcudf/tests/io/test_experimental_hybrid_scan.py`:
- Around line 778-893: Add nullable row-group cases to
_col0_stats_negation_cases and
test_hybrid_scan_filter_row_groups_with_stats_negation for comparison
complements and De Morgan rewrites, asserting both normalized and direct
expressions produce the expected pruned groups and filtered results. Also update
python/pylibcudf/tests/io/test_experimental_hybrid_scan.py lines 916-953 with
nullable dictionary-page pruning cases; both sites must explicitly cover null
values.
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| * Nulls are read as retained rows here so that pages aren't accidentally pruned due to | ||
| * unavailable page-level statistics (represented as nulls) | ||
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| struct row_mask_accessor { |
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Add a row mask accessor that reads nulls as true and is used to build and query the level0 of the Fenwick tree.
| * @param prev_level_idx Previous tree level element index | ||
| * @return Value of the element at the previous tree level | ||
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| __device__ bool inline read_prev_level(cudf::size_type prev_level_idx) const noexcept |
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Use the above accessor for the zeroth level, direct access otherwise
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| auto const position = (Boundary == boundary::START) ? boundary_pos : boundary_pos - block_size; | ||
| auto const mask_index = position >> tree_level; | ||
| return tree_level == 0 ? row_mask(mask_index) : tree_level_ptrs[tree_level][mask_index]; |
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Use the accessor here for zeroth level
| std::cmp_equal(total_rows, row_mask.size()), | ||
| "Encountered a mismatch in number of rows in the row group pass and the row mask size", | ||
| std::overflow_error); | ||
| CUDF_EXPECTS( |
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Does this need to be removed now?
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Since the checks passed I think we need a test that has nulls in the row_mask
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Removed the check. Though I don't think adding a test for this is necessary since no hybrid scan API produces a row mask with nulls. Even if so, these nulls are only interpreted as true when pruning filter col pages (we update the row mask with the final state of rows kept and make it non-nullable as we materialize the filter columns). For payload columns we require non-nullable here anyway
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build_row_mask_with_page_index_stats returns a nullable mask and any conjunct against an absent statistic evaluates to null. E.g. cudf's writer omits min/max for a float or double column containing a NaN, so page stats are absent and the row mask comes back with nulls. compute_data_page_mask runs at the top of materialize_filter_columns on the caller's mask exactly as handed in, while update_row_mask only forces validity at the end, so the nullable mask is what page pruning actually sees.
So the missing test is: write a table with a double column containing a NaN, build the row mask from page-index stats, materialize filter columns with use_data_page_mask::YES, and assert the rows under the null entries survive.
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some small comments, nothing major
| // Non-owning view of the caller's row mask, only valid for the duration of a single | ||
| // materialization or chunking setup call, during which the pass page mask is computed. Null | ||
| // entries mean the row could not be pruned and is therefore treated as a surviving row. | ||
| cudf::column_view _row_mask{}; |
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this is a non-owning view that persists in error cases, ideally we would clear it. not blocking.
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| * @brief Computes the offsets of the Fenwick tree levels (level 1 and higher) until the tree level | ||
| * block size becomes larger than the maximum page (search range) size | ||
| * @brief Checks whether every row is reatained by the boolean row mask |
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| * @brief Checks whether every row is reatained by the boolean row mask | |
| * @brief Checks whether every row is retained by the boolean row mask |
| auto data_page_mask = thrust::host_vector<bool>{}; | ||
| if (mask_data_pages == use_data_page_mask::YES) { | ||
| _row_mask = row_mask; | ||
| data_page_mask = _extended_metadata->compute_data_page_mask( |
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In the no-offset-index case the work is done twice: each call site invokes compute_data_page_mask(), which validates, runs are_all_rows_retained(), collects schema indices, then bails out at page_index_filter.cu:788, after which setup_next_pass()runsare_all_rows_retained() again. Consider computing the data page mask in one place (setup_next_pass, which already has both paths in view), or skipping the metadata call when _has_offset_index` is false.
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Moved computation of data_page_mask at a central location inside prepare_data (when offset index is present along with input row mask) in 3e576ad, or (as existing) inside setup_next_pass (no offset index and input row mask) using page headers.
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| * @param row_group_indices Input row groups indices | ||
| * @param row_mask Boolean column indicating which rows need to be read | ||
| * @param[in,out] row_mask Mutable boolean column indicating surviving rows |
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is this really an out param, isn't row_mask const?
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| * @brief Compute a data page mask from the decoded page headers. | ||
| */ | ||
| [[nodiscard]] thrust::host_vector<bool> compute_data_page_mask_with_page_headers(); |
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maybe document the precondition?
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I think it's now clear with the call site in 3e576ad
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| // Need at least two offsets (or one range) to search the Fenwick tree | ||
| if (page_row_offsets.size() < 2) return thrust::host_vector<bool>{}; |
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| if (page_row_offsets.size() < 2) return thrust::host_vector<bool>{}; | |
| if (page_row_offsets.size() < 2) { return thrust::host_vector<bool>{}; } |
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This PR enables the hybrid scan reader to still prune data pages after page header decode (save decompression and decode) using the row mask when offset index is not present.
Note that list column pages cannot be pruned in this fallback method as list rows may spill across page boundaries when offset index is absent.
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