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A range tsdb_lookup with targets on different db_shards merged each db_shard's rows by row number, pairing values from unrelated times. Rows from other db_shards now align to the first item's db_shard by packet time, like ASOF JOIN does within a db_shard. Adds a second QuestDB to the TSDB integration tests to verify against real db_shards. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @openc3/lib/openc3/utilities/questdb_client.rb:
- Around line 986-995: Update the db_shard_groups loop to seed each non-driving
shard with its point-in-time result from tsdb_lookup_single_db_shard using
end_time: nil, then prepend that seed row to its range rows before assigning
db_shard_rows. Compute the driver shard before the loop and leave the driver’s
behavior unchanged. Apply the equivalent logic in _tsdb_lookup_range_db_shards
to keep Ruby and Python behavior aligned.
Review comments at @openc3/python/openc3/utilities/questdb_client.py:
- Around line 866-875: Update the shard-row assembly in the Python range lookup
and Ruby tsdb_lookup_range_db_shards to identify the driving shard, then issue
an additional point-in-time lookup with end_time=None for every non-driving
shard. Prepend any returned seed rows to that shard’s range results while
preserving empty or invalid-result handling and leaving the driving shard
unchanged.
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| db_shard_rows = {} # db_shard => rows with their packet time as the last value | ||
| db_shard_groups.each do |db_shard, group| | ||
| # Every item in this db_shard is a placeholder so leave its positions as nils | ||
| first = group[:items].find { |item| item[2] } | ||
| next unless first | ||
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| query = group[:items] + [[first[0], first[1], 'PACKET_TIMESECONDS', 'RAW', nil]] | ||
| result = tsdb_lookup_single_db_shard(query, start_time: start_time, end_time: end_time, scope: scope, db_shard: db_shard, flatten: false) | ||
| db_shard_rows[db_shard] = result.is_a?(Array) ? result : [] | ||
| end |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Seed non-driving shards with their last row before start_time
A single-shard range query filters only T0 by time (WHERE T0.PACKET_TIMESECONDS >= $1 AND ... < $2). The ASOF JOINed tables can therefore match a row from before start_time.
The cross-shard path is different. It queries each non-driving shard only inside [start_time, end_time). If such a shard's latest row before a driving row is earlier than start_time, the merged row gets [nil, nil]. A same-shard ASOF JOIN returns the value in this case.
Example: SHARD_B has a row at -1s and SHARD_A drives at 0s. A single-shard query returns the -1s value. The cross-shard path returns nil. The method comment says the alignment works "like ASOF JOIN", so these results should match. In practice, the first points of a range show gaps for items on other shards.
Fix: for each non-driving shard, run the existing point-in-time query (end_time: nil). It returns the last row before start_time. Put that row in front of the shard's range rows. The indexes scan then uses it as the starting candidate.
Proposed fix
db_shard_groups.each do |db_shard, group|
# Every item in this db_shard is a placeholder so leave its positions as nils
first = group[:items].find { |item| item[2] }
next unless first
query = group[:items] + [[first[0], first[1], 'PACKET_TIMESECONDS', 'RAW', nil]]
result = tsdb_lookup_single_db_shard(query, start_time: start_time, end_time: end_time, scope: scope, db_shard: db_shard, flatten: false)
- db_shard_rows[db_shard] = result.is_a?(Array) ? result : []
+ rows = result.is_a?(Array) ? result : []
+ if db_shard != driver
+ # Like ASOF JOIN, a row before start_time can align to the first driving rows
+ seed = tsdb_lookup_single_db_shard(query, start_time: start_time, end_time: nil, scope: scope, db_shard: db_shard, flatten: false)
+ rows = seed + rows if seed.is_a?(Array)
+ end
+ db_shard_rows[db_shard] = rows
endCompute driver before this loop. The Python _tsdb_lookup_range_db_shards needs the same change to keep Ruby and Python in parity.
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Review comment at @openc3/lib/openc3/utilities/questdb_client.rb around lines
986 - 995:
Update the db_shard_groups loop to seed each non-driving shard with its
point-in-time result from tsdb_lookup_single_db_shard using end_time: nil, then
prepend that seed row to its range rows before assigning db_shard_rows. Compute
the driver shard before the loop and leave the driver’s behavior unchanged.
Apply the equivalent logic in _tsdb_lookup_range_db_shards to keep Ruby and
Python behavior aligned.
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| for db_shard, group in db_shard_groups.items(): | ||
| # Every item in this db_shard is a placeholder so leave its positions as Nones | ||
| first = next((item for item in group["items"] if item.item_name is not None), None) | ||
| if first is None: | ||
| continue | ||
| query = [*group["items"], TlmItem(first.target_name, first.packet_name, "PACKET_TIMESECONDS", "RAW", None)] | ||
| result = cls._tsdb_lookup_single_db_shard( | ||
| query, start_time=start_time, end_time=end_time, scope=scope, db_shard=db_shard, flatten=False | ||
| ) | ||
| db_shard_rows[db_shard] = result if isinstance(result, list) else [] |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Seed non-driving shards with their last row before start_time (parity with Ruby)
This method has the same gap as the Ruby tsdb_lookup_range_db_shards. Non-driving shards are queried only inside [start_time, end_time). A driving row near start_time therefore gets [None, None] even when that shard has an earlier row. A single-shard ASOF JOIN returns that earlier row.
Fix: run the point-in-time query (end_time=None) for each non-driving shard. Put the result in front of that shard's rows. Apply the same change in Ruby to keep the two implementations in parity.
Proposed fix
+ first = next(item for item in items if item.item_name is not None)
+ driver = cls.db_shard_for_target(first.target_name, scope=scope)
db_shard_rows = {} # db_shard => rows with their packet time as the last value
for db_shard, group in db_shard_groups.items():
...
result = cls._tsdb_lookup_single_db_shard(
query, start_time=start_time, end_time=end_time, scope=scope, db_shard=db_shard, flatten=False
)
- db_shard_rows[db_shard] = result if isinstance(result, list) else []
+ rows = result if isinstance(result, list) else []
+ if db_shard != driver:
+ # Like ASOF JOIN, a row before start_time can align to the first driving rows
+ seed = cls._tsdb_lookup_single_db_shard(
+ query, start_time=start_time, end_time=None, scope=scope, db_shard=db_shard, flatten=False
+ )
+ if isinstance(seed, list):
+ rows = seed + rows
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Review comment at @openc3/python/openc3/utilities/questdb_client.py around lines
866 - 875:
Update the shard-row assembly in the Python range lookup and Ruby
tsdb_lookup_range_db_shards to identify the driving shard, then issue an
additional point-in-time lookup with end_time=None for every non-driving shard.
Prepend any returned seed rows to that shard’s range results while preserving
empty or invalid-result handling and leaving the driving shard unchanged.
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Problem
A time-range
tsdb_lookup(e.g.get_tlm_valueswithstart_timeandend_time) whose targets are on different db_shards runs one query per db_shard. Each query's rows are driven by its own first table, but the results were then merged by row number, so row N from db_shard 0 could be paired with row N from db_shard 1 from a completely different time.This came up in a CodeRabbit review of the LATEST work (#4052), but it affects any cross-db_shard range lookup, not just LATEST.
Fix
Ruby and Python
tsdb_lookup, range path only:[nil, nil]if none yet, which is the same thing ASOF JOIN does within a db_shard.{}, matching single-db_shard behavior.Point-in-time lookups (no
end_time) and single-db_shard lookups are unchanged.Tests
questdb_client_spec.rb/test_questdb_client.py(alignment, same-time rows, never using a later row, which db_shard drives, empty and placeholder-only db_shards).test_tsdb_lookup_db_shards.pyandtsdb_lookup_db_shards_spec.rbagainst two real QuestDB instances.docker-compose.test.ymland the CI workflow start a second QuestDB (questdb-shard1, ports 9010/8822). Production selects db_shards by hostname (SHARDNUM); locally both are on 127.0.0.1 so tests select db_shard 1 viaOPENC3_TSDB_SHARD1_*_PORT. Both new integration tests fail againstmain's code and pass with this fix.questdb_writer.pywrite_multigains a per-tabledb_shardand now uses a whole-second base time sostart_timeconverts to ISO exactly. Existing TSDB integration suites still pass (Python 86, Ruby 71).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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