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[GitHub] [incubator-pinot] Jackie-Jiang commented on pull request #6466: Handle creation of segments with 0 rows

Jackie-Jiang commented on pull request #6466:
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-pinot/pull/6466#issuecomment-777040075


   > > Mostly good.
   > > Another way to handle the server size empty segments is to not load them. In `ImmutableSegmentLoader`, return `null` if the segment is empty. The caller can handle the `null` segment accordingly.
   > > Currently the query engine won't work on the empty `ImmutableSegmentLoader` if the pruner let it pass because the data source is not set.
   > > wdyt?
   > 
   > I found that there were too many callers of ImmutableSegmentLoader#load, and felt it would be error prone if I tried to find them all and handle the null case. If you think that's the better approach, I'm open to doing that.
   > The case you mention should be handled by the broker side pruner though rt?
   
   I checked the code and the `ImmutableSegmentLoader#load` is only called in 3 different classes (regardless of the tests). There are way more callers to `IndexSegment#getDataSource`, so I feel it might be harder to keep it correct if we allow empty `DataSource`. Another small benefit of not loading the empty segment is that we can remove the `ValidSegmentPruner` and reduce the query overhead a little bit.


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