fix: drive inner joins from a correlation-bounded lazy side inside includes - #1748
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe join compiler now preserves a correlation-bounded lazy source as the active side of applicable inner joins. Regression tests verify flat source work as filler links grow and lazy target loading after late inserts. A patch changeset documents the fix. ChangesCorrelated include join pushdown
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In @.changeset/include-join-where-pushdown.md:
- Line 5: Update the changeset description to state that the main source is
preferred only when it is lazy and the joined source is not; when the joined
source is lazy, selection continues to use the existing size heuristic.
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| Fix a join inside a correlated include ignoring the subquery's where filter and scanning the whole source collection. The inner-join active/lazy side selection now prefers a side that is already lazily loaded (bounded by the include's correlation) as the driving side, so the joined side loads keyed by the bounded rows instead of the bounded side being flooded with join keys from a full scan of the other side. Mount cost of the reported shape drops from linear in the source collection size (~290ms at 200k rows) to flat (~1ms), with identical results. |
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Describe the asymmetric source-selection rule.
The change selects the main source only when mainIsLazy && !joinedIsLazy. A lazy joined source still uses the size heuristic. Update “prefers a side that is already lazily loaded” to describe this condition accurately.
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In @.changeset/include-join-where-pushdown.md at line 5, Update the changeset
description to state that the main source is preferred only when it is lazy and
the joined source is not; when the joined source is lazy, selection continues to
use the existing size heuristic.
Fixes #1709
Root cause
materialize()strips the correlationeq()out of the child query's WHERE at build time (buildIncludesSubquery) and re-encodes it asIncludesSubquerymetadata, so the child query the compiler sees has nowhereat all. The includes compiler then correctly bounds the child's FROM side: it marks the alias lazy and drives its subscription per parent correlation key (requestSnapshot({ where: inArray(l.groupId, parentKeys) })) — which is why the no-join control in the issue stays flat.When the child also has an inner
.join(),processJoinpicks the join's active/lazy sides ingetActiveAndLazySourcespurely by collection size. Withlinks(200k) larger thanterms(50k),termsbecomes the active side — a full eager subscription with nowhere— and the join's lazy-load driver then pushesrequestSnapshot({ where: inArray(l.targetId, <every term id from that full scan>) })intolinks. Unlike a top-level query, the include's correlation bound lives out-of-band (not as awhereExpressionon the subscription), so nothing intersects that request: nearly the wholelinkscollection is materialized into the dataflow graph. That is thecurrentStateAsChanges+wrapInputWithAliassignature in the issue's CPU profile.Fix
getActiveAndLazySourcesnow receives whether each side is already lazy (lazySources.has(alias)at decision time). For an inner join, a main side that is already lazy is bounded — its rows only ever arrive on demand, keyed by the includes correlation — so the join drives from it and the joined side becomes the lazy one, loading keyed by the bounded rows (inArray(tgt.id, <targetIds of the 6 selected links>)). The size heuristic remains the fallback when the main side is not bounded.This reuses the exact machinery that already works: for
leftjoins the active side is alwaysmain, and the issue's repro with the join type switched toleftis already flat onmaintoday. The fix makes the bounded inner join take that same path.The flip is deliberately asymmetric (
mainIsLazy && !joinedIsLazyonly). A lazy joined side can currently only arise through correlation-alias shapes whose real subscriptions are not actually lazy (see follow-ups), where forcing the flip could regress against the size heuristic, so those keep the existing behavior.Measurements
Issue repro (
linksgrows with filler rows that the query never selects, identical 6-row result):linkssizeSubscription trace after the fix:
linksreceives onlyin(groupId, [g0])(as in the control),termsreceivesin(id, [t1…t6])instead of a full eager load.Tests
tests/query/includes-work-counter-oracle.test.ts(from #1738) already pinned this defect with an exact work formula andexpectAssertionFailure. This PR flips it to the bounded expectation:it.eachboundary cases and the seeded property test now assertscaled.sourceWork == baseline.sourceWork(flat delivered/examined work as the left side grows) — 4 of these fail onmain, all pass with the fix;terms+1 delivered, no rescan oflinks), asserted with exact work counts via a new optionalafterMountphase in the oracle'sobserveWork.Also verified manually on the issue's shape: post-mount link insert with a never-loaded target appears with the joined text, target renames propagate, deletes remove the row, and inserts into never-selected groups do not surface.
Validation:
@tanstack/db2862 passed / type-clean; all consumer package suites green (query-db-collection 294, electric 477, react 170, vue 94, svelte 99, solid 67, angular 52, trailbase, rxdb); full monorepo build clean.Known adjacent gaps (pre-existing, unchanged by this PR)
Reviewing this fix surfaced two shapes where the includes lazy machinery never engages at all (the child source eagerly full-loads exactly as in #1709, before and after this change):
getLazyLoadTargetsresolves the lazy target to the outer join alias while the real subscription is registered under the remapped inner alias, so the lazy mark lands on a phantom alias and the includes-level snapshot tap silently no-ops (subscriptions[alias]missing →continue, unlike the throwing check injoins.ts).unionAll— no lazy target resolves, so the child loads eagerly and this fix's boundedness flag never sets.Happy to file these as separate issues if useful.
This PR was developed with AI assistance (Claude); all changes were reviewed and validated by me.
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