quack: HAVING over the K sinks, with a NULL-preserving grouped SUM - #1266
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HAVING is finalization, not a new primitive: one Terminal::GroupReduce
program per aggregate over the same filter and key, then an O(K) pass
(GroupHavingPlan::finish) that yields the demanded result as a K-bit mask
of surviving groups. No O(N) mask crosses a program boundary.
A group survives when (a) at least one selected row reached it and (b)
every HAVING comparison holds. Both need an empty group to be readable
from a sink, which SUM could not do: the coalesced GroupSumI32 reads a
cancelling group and an unreached group alike as 0. mask-risc gains
GroupFold::SumI32, seeded i64::MIN and delegating to ndarray's
masked_group_sum_seeded_i32{,_via}, so the rule is uniform across folds:
empty <=> the slot still holds GroupFold::seed (GroupFold::is_empty_slot).
COUNT has no empty slot; a zero count is an answer.
The marker costs one row of range, and only for this fold:
GROUP_SUM_SEEDED_MAX_ROWS = 2^32 - 1, because exactly 2^32 rows of
i32::MIN sum to i64::MIN. MASKED_SUM_I32_MAX_ROWS is unchanged, since the
coalescing sums may legitimately produce i64::MIN.
Five DuckDB cases, oracle-regenerated (only the five new lines moved):
HAVING on the selected aggregate, on a different aggregate, fk-keyed with
a conjunction, and two over a filter that leaves three groups empty:
HAVING COUNT(*) >= 0 (only reachedness can drop them) and
HAVING SUM(amount) < 10000 (a coalescing SUM would admit them as 0).
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The symmetric-range SUM's marker (i64::MIN) is free inside the fold and a
silent wrong answer outside it: a consumer assuming full range would sum,
sort or negate it (-i64::MIN overflows). So the raw GroupReduce sink is now
internal encoding, and the crate boundary is normalize_group_sink: it
returns a K-bit presence mask and rewrites the sink in place so an absent
group's slot is 0. NULL leaves the way row NULL already does, as a mask
beside the values. That also works for a future fold with no spare value
to reserve.
- GroupHavingPlan::finish now takes the sinks mutably, normalizes every
one, and returns GroupHavingOutput { present, keep }.
- The DuckDB harness routes plain GROUP BY MIN/MAX through the boundary
too, and asserts no fold marker survives finish.
- mask-risc follows ndarray #321's naming: GroupFold::SumI32 ->
SumSymI32, GROUP_SUM_SEEDED_MAX_ROWS -> GROUP_SUM_SYM_MAX_ROWS, seed =
ndarray::simd::SYM_EMPTY_I64. The reservation is named, never implied;
every other sum stays full range.
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…ymI32 The two SUM spellings are kept on purpose: they answer the same question two independent ways. The test pins that they agree group for group on both key addresses at every length (present in _sym <=> count != 0; present -> equal values; absent -> full-range reads 0). It also catches the one failure _sym cannot see alone: a real sum landing on its reserved code would read as absent while COUNT says present. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GXUahz73MZxtxWcfpHp9dG
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In @.claude/board/entries/2026-09-22-quack-duckdb-parity-t0-keyed-reduction.md:
- Around line 76-147: The 2026-09-23 “W-C HAVING landed” decision replaces
existing board content; update the entry so the prior material, including the
ndarray `#320` dependency, remains intact and the new decision is added as a
separate top entry with its ndarray `#321` dependency.
In `@crates/lance-graph-quack/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 1404-1427: Validate all plan shape invariants at the start of
GroupHavingPlan::finish, before normalizing any sinks: reject empty sinks,
require folds.len() to equal sinks.len(), and reject every having aggregation
index outside the sink range by returning HavingFinishError. Preserve the
existing sink count and length checks, and use an appropriate existing or
dedicated error variant for invalid having indices.
- Around line 1318-1321: Update lower_group_having to reject groups == 0 before
emitting any GroupReduce programs, returning an appropriate lowering error so
callers cannot receive a plan that fails validation.
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…board entry restored verbatim Acting on the #1266 review: - lower_group_having refuses groups == 0 (LowerError::EmptyGroupUniverse). It used to emit programs whose Out::I64 the executor refuses, so a caller following the plan's contract got a runtime error instead of a reason. - GroupHavingPlan::finish checks every shape rule before the first write: no programs, folds not one per program, or a HAVING index past the aggregates return HavingFinishError::MalformedPlan. Before, a hand-built plan (the fields are public) could panic on folds[0] or sinks[i][g], the last one after every sink had been normalized — breaking the doc's "nothing is modified" promise. - The 2026-09-22 board entry is restored to its merged text. The HAVING material moves to a new 2026-09-23 entry that says what it supersedes, instead of rewriting the earlier one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GXUahz73MZxtxWcfpHp9dG
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Stacked on AdaWorldAPI/ndarray#321. CI finds ndarray through a path dependency on a sibling checkout, so this PR stays red until #321 merges.
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GROUP BY … HAVINGnow runs on quack as T0 finalization. There is no new primitive and no population pass.lower_group_havingbuilds oneTerminal::GroupReduceprogram per aggregate. All of them use the same filter and the same key.GroupHavingPlan::finishis an O(K) pass over the K-slot sinks. It returns{present, keep}, two K-bit group masks. No O(N) mask crosses a program boundary.Empty groups: a reserved code inside, a mask outside
Inside the fold. A slot that still holds its fold's seed is empty (
GroupFold::is_empty_slot).CountMinI32i64::MAXMaxI32i64::MINSumSymI32(new)SYM_EMPTY_I64=i64::MINSumSymI32is the symmetric-range SUM from ndarray #321's_symfamily:i64::MINis reserved to mean "empty". This is the −7..+7 + NaN reading of a 4-bit value, applied to i64.Terminal::GroupSumI32, where an empty group reads as 0 and which stays unchanged.GROUP_SUM_SYM_MAX_ROWS = 2^32 − 1, because exactly 2³² rows ofi32::MINsum toi64::MIN.At the boundary.
normalize_group_sinkturns a raw sink into a K-bit presence mask and sets absent groups' slots to 0 in place.finishruns it over every sink, so no reserved code reaches a consumer that assumes full range. Such a consumer would otherwise sum, sort or negate it, and-i64::MINoverflows.Tests
Five new DuckDB cases, 34 in total.
oracle.pyregenerated them, and only the five new lines moved:HAVING COUNT(*) >= 0, andHAVING SUM(amount) < 10000with the SUM sink first.The harness now sends plain
GROUP BY MIN/MAXthrough the boundary too. It also asserts that no fold's marker survivesfinish.Unit tests:
finishwith the SUM sink second, so only the loop over the remaining sinks can clear its markers.SumSymI32in the oracle differential that covers every key address and every fold, plus a test that a cancelling group is present and an unreached group is empty.Disable runs, each red and then restored:
SumSymI32clippy
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New Features
HAVINGconditions to grouped aggregate results, including sparse and foreign-key groups.HAVINGplans.Bug Fixes
NULLrather than being confused with aggregate seed values.HAVINGplans now fail safely without modifying result outputs.