[columnar] [Bug] Sequential scan parallel execution OOM #78
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When assigning next stripe to be read, workers need to scan complete stripe metadata table and reach stripe which need to be read next. During this fetch and compare of stripe metadata rows memory is never released for stripes that needs to be skipped. This should be addressed by releasing memory that is not needed.
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add initial workflow to run benchmarks
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When assigning next stripe to be read, workers need to scan complete stripe metadata table and reach stripe which need to be read next. During this fetch and compare of stripe metadata rows memory is never released for stripes that needs to be skipped.
This should be addressed by releasing memory that is not needed.
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