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[jira] [Created] (IMPALA-7912) Inconsistent and intermittent
behavior of queries
Yongjun Zhang created IMPALA-7912:
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Summary: Inconsistent and intermittent behavior of queries
Key: IMPALA-7912
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IMPALA-7912
Project: IMPALA
Issue Type: Improvement
Reporter: Yongjun Zhang
When investigating IMPALA-5474, which reported the different log messages of two queries, I found inconsistent and intermittent behavior of the queries.
I added a line to log state change in client-request-state.cc:
{code:java}
void ClientRequestState::UpdateOperationState(
TOperationState::type operation_state) {
operation_state_ = operation_state;
summary_profile_->AddInfoString("Query State",
PrintThriftEnum(BeeswaxQueryState()));
VLOG_QUERY << "YJDebug UpdateOperationState: " <<
PrintThriftEnum(BeeswaxQueryState()) << endl;
}{code}
and a line to log value got by ImpalaServer::get_state
{code:java}
beeswax::QueryState::type ImpalaServer::get_state(const QueryHandle& handle) {
......
// Take the lock to ensure that if the client sees a query_state == EXCEPTION, it is
// guaranteed to see the error query_status.
lock_guard<mutex> l(*request_state->lock());
beeswax::QueryState::type query_state = request_state->BeeswaxQueryState();
DCHECK_EQ(query_state == beeswax::QueryState::EXCEPTION,
!request_state->query_status().ok());
VLOG_QUERY << "YJDebug ImpalaServer::get_state: " << query_state << endl;
return query_state;
}{code}
Query1. select id from bad_column_metadata s;
A: most of the time:
{code:java}
I1129 12:09:39.639384 17555 client-request-state.cc:1232] YJDebug UpdateOperationState: COMPILED
I1129 12:09:39.639884 17555 impala-beeswax-server.cc:265] YJDebug ImpalaServer::get_state: 2
I1129 12:09:39.641791 17585 client-request-state.cc:1232] YJDebug UpdateOperationState: RUNNING
I1129 12:09:39.668946 17586 client-request-state.cc:1232] YJDebug UpdateOperationState: FINISHED
I1129 12:09:39.740308 17555 impala-beeswax-server.cc:265] YJDebug ImpalaServer::get_state: 4
I1129 12:09:39.741384 17555 client-request-state.cc:1232] YJDebug UpdateOperationState: EXCEPTION{code}
We can see that the query_state transitioned from COMILED to RUNNING to FINISHED then to EXCEPTION.
B: sometimes, I saw it in the beginning after started impala shell (possibly right after restarting impala cluster):(
{code:java}
I1129 12:15:25.937026 18234 client-request-state.cc:1232] YJDebug UpdateOperationState: COMPILED
I1129 12:15:25.937563 18234 impala-beeswax-server.cc:265] YJDebug ImpalaServer::get_state: 2
I1129 12:15:25.952119 18264 client-request-state.cc:1232] YJDebug UpdateOperationState: RUNNING
I1129 12:15:26.037926 18234 impala-beeswax-server.cc:265] YJDebug ImpalaServer::get_state: 3
I1129 12:15:26.079480 18265 client-request-state.cc:1232] YJDebug UpdateOperationState: EXCEPTION
I1129 12:15:26.138288 18234 impala-beeswax-server.cc:265] YJDebug ImpalaServer::get_state: 5
yzhang@yzhang-pa:~/apache/Impala/logs/cluster${code}
We can see that the query state transitioned from COMPILED to RUNNING then to EXCEPTION.
But most of the time, it got into FINISHED state before getting into EXCEPTION state, that's why ERROR was reported.
Query2. select id, cnt from bad_column_metadata t, (select 1 cnt) u;
{code:java}
1129 12:11:42.715994 17679 client-request-state.cc:1232] YJDebug UpdateOperationState: COMPILED
I1129 12:11:42.716413 17679 impala-beeswax-server.cc:265] YJDebug ImpalaServer::get_state: 2
I1129 12:11:42.717469 17721 client-request-state.cc:1232] YJDebug UpdateOperationState: RUNNING
I1129 12:11:42.745760 17722 client-request-state.cc:1232] YJDebug UpdateOperationState: EXCEPTION
I1129 12:11:42.816792 17679 impala-beeswax-server.cc:265] YJDebug ImpalaServer::get_state: 5{code}
We can see that the query state transitioned from COMPILED to RUNNING then to EXCEPTION. It persistently shows this state transition, and reports WARNING in the end.
There are two issues here:
# Inconsistent behavior of query1 comparing with query2. Why it reached FINISHED before getting into EXCEPTION?
# Intermittent behavior of query1: it sometimes get into FINISHED state, sometimes get into EXCEPTION state.
The root cause of these two issues might be the same. Creating this Jira to log the issues.
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