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[Bug]: [benchmark][standalone] TimeTick Lag is very high, causing DQL request timeout #36195
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as long as service didn't crash i thought it's fine. |
How did you define only 2M is inserted? is seems that you have delete and insert in the test. I think most of the 44.8M data has been deleted but not compacted in time. is this what you are trying to test? the compaction can catch up with deletes |
The behavior is expected, nothing abnormal, except perhaps we need smaller search tasks that took less than 1hrs. Also, we'might need to be able to cancel c++ tasks from golang side to aviod such long-time pin. /unassign |
@wangting0128 In your tests, from the metrics, it's more likely there're 99% of VERY LONG DQL with 1% of quick DQL. |
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doesn't seen reasonable, I'll look into this. |
verified scalar fields compare scalar fields not build index
scalar build INVERTED index
scalar build BITMAP index
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maybe we should change bitmap index to hasRawData = false? |
also for compare, if one column has index, we could change to iterate with one row and check the other row. But anyway compare should not be a very important op we spend time with |
We need add a new attribute on index, retreive_enabled. |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
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Environment
Current Behavior
argo task:fouramf-bitmap-scenes-fdgrx
test case name:test_bitmap_locust_dql_dml_standalone
server:
client test result:
Expected Behavior
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Steps To Reproduce
Milvus Log
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Anything else?
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