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sink: avoid batch DML panic when DELETE events are filtered - #6506
Filtering DELETE events can leave consecutive operations on the same handle key, such as UPDATE → INSERT or INSERT → INSERT. These sequences violate the assumptions of cross-event DML merging and can cause the MySQL-compatible sink to panic.
This change selects SQL generation behavior per table based on the configured DELETE filters:
For tables matched by DELETE event filters or DELETE row-value expression filters, preserve event order and generate SQL separately for each DML event. Batching within an event remains available when the table and configuration support it.
Continue using cross-event batching and its existing invariant checks for tables without DELETE filtering.
Evaluate shared batching eligibility once per table and schema version, and reuse the table-level filtering decision during SQL generation.
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Fix a panic in MySQL-compatible sinks when batch DML is enabled and DELETE events are filtered out. Affected tables now preserve event order and use batching within individual DML events.
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Improved MySQL replication when delete-event filters are used with batch DML. Filtered updates and deletes now preserve expected row changes across batched writes.
Fixed filtered-event handling in configured, recovery, and error-triggered safe modes, including duplicate-key retries. Events affecting the same keys are processed without losing the expected results.
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The MySQL sink now builds table matchers for delete-related filters and uses per-event SQL generation for matching tables. Batch eligibility and safe-mode handling are separated. Unsafe batch generation validates update keys before merging. Unit and integration tests cover filtered DML, retries, safe modes, and CI test assignment.
Changes: MySQL delete-filter batch DML
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Configure and match delete filters pkg/sink/mysql/config.go, pkg/sink/mysql/config_test.go
Config.Apply builds table matchers for delete-related event filters and expressions. Tests cover rule selection, table matching, case sensitivity, and invalid matchers.
Generate DML for filtered events pkg/sink/mysql/mysql_writer_dml.go, pkg/sink/mysql/mysql_writer_dml_batch.go, pkg/sink/mysql/mysql_writer_dml_test.go
prepareDMLs routes matching tables through per-event SQL generation. Safe-mode batching converts updates to delete-and-insert changes. Unsafe batch generation validates update keys before merging. Tests cover generated SQL and table-specific behavior.
Test writer retries and integration scenarios pkg/sink/mysql/mysql_writer_test.go, tests/integration_tests/batch_dml_with_filter/run.sh, tests/integration_tests/safe_mode/*, tests/integration_tests/run_light_it_in_ci.sh
Writer tests cover filtered deletes, retries, callbacks, and safe-mode updates. Integration tests exercise event and expression filters with batch DML and safe mode. The CI test groups include the new batch-DML test.
pingcap/ticdc#6780: Changes safe-mode checks in SQL generation functions used by the filtered-table path.
pingcap/ticdc#6805: Changes safe-mode selection in MySQL DML generation paths used for filtered tables.
Suggested reviewers:asddongmen
Merge Risk: Low · up to eee14
Filtered batch-DML behavior appears consistent with the stated scenarios, but malformed programmatic filter entries can still panic sink setup, and some batched CREATE TABLE statements may not match configured ignore rules. These are narrow risks for owner awareness.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: preventing a batch DML panic when DELETE events are filtered.
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Issue #5695 requires safe handling of same-key sequences created by DELETE filtering when batch DML is enabled. The change detects DELETE event and row-value filters per table, generates filtered-tabl…
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The production changes stay within Issue #5695. They update MySQL DELETE-filter detection, per-table DML generation, safe-mode handling, and batch-key validation. The added tests exercise the affected…
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The PR description is mostly complete. It states the problem and links issue #5695 with a "close" reference. It explains the change: tables matched by DELETE event or row-value expression filters pres…
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Issue #5695 requires safe handling of same-key sequences created by DELETE filtering when batch DML is enabled. The change detects DELETE event and row-value filters per table, generates filtered-table SQL per event, preserves within-event batching, and retains safe-mode and retry behavior. Unfiltered tables retain cross-event batching. Unit tests cover filtered sequences, safe modes, retries, and table selection. The integration test covers replication, changefeed health, CDC process liveness, and panic logs.
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The production changes stay within Issue #5695. They update MySQL DELETE-filter detection, per-table DML generation, safe-mode handling, and batch-key validation. The added tests exercise the affected paths and controls. The safe-mode fixture update and integration-test group rebalance support the required coverage. No unrelated production behavior is demonstrated.
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The PR description is mostly complete. It states the problem and links issue #5695 with a "close" reference. It explains the change: tables matched by DELETE event or row-value expression filters preserve event order and generate SQL per DML event, while batching within an event stays available. It lists unit and integration tests and provides a release note. The "What problem does this PR solve?" section is largely template text, but the issue number line is filled in. The two Questions sections (performance/compatibility and documentation updates) have no answers.
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A rabbit checks each row in flight, Delete filters guide the write, Safe-mode swaps update for pair, Batch keys meet a careful stare, Tests hop through the cases right.
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[WIP]: Avoid panic when batch-dml-enable=true on a changefeed with DELETE-related filtering
sink: avoid batch DML panic when DELETE events are filtered
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Keep per-event SQL boundaries for tables with DELETE filters while
restoring DELETE + REPLACE recovery for updates in safe mode.
Cover missing downstream rows with batching enabled and disabled,
including multi-row events and safe-mode retries.
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Minor · buildDeleteEventFilters dereferences every EventFilters element without… · config.go:243-245
pkg/sink/mysql/config.go:243-245 ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | 💤 Low value
buildDeleteEventFilters dereferences every EventFilters element without checking for nil, so a nil rule newly causes a panic during Apply rather than a configuration error.
Creating the MySQL sink may crash instead of rejecting the malformed changefeed configuration.
This can occur when: A decoded or programmatically supplied ChangefeedConfig contains EventFilters: []*EventFilterRule{nil}.
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Review comment at @pkg/sink/mysql/config.go around lines 243 - 245:
Update buildDeleteEventFilters to check each EventFilters element for nil before
accessing its fields and return a configuration error for a nil rule, so Apply
rejects the malformed configuration instead of panicking.
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Review comments at @pkg/sink/mysql/config.go:
- Around line 243-245: Update buildDeleteEventFilters to check each EventFilters
element for nil before accessing its fields and return a configuration error for
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Review comments at @logservice/schemastore/persist_storage_ddl_handlers.go:
- Around line 3455-3456: In buildDDLEventForCreateTables, remove the trailing
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ignore-sql patterns match batched CREATE TABLE statements.
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#!/bin/bash# Compare how per-statement queries are prepared before filtering in rename-tables vs create-tables.
rg -n -C4 'TrimSuffix\(querys\[i\]' logservice/schemastore/persist_storage_ddl_handlers.go
rg -n -C6 'SplitQueries' --type=go pkg/common/event
rg -n -C3 'ShouldIgnoreDDL' --type=go pkg/filter | head -80
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- current handler blocks ---'
sed -n '2870,3305p' logservice/schemastore/persist_storage_ddl_handlers.go
printf'%s\n''--- current create handler references ---'
rg -n -C8 -F -- 'buildDDLEventForCreateTables' logservice/schemastore/persist_storage_ddl_handlers.go
printf'%s\n''--- SplitQueries and GetEvents ---'
sed -n '270,330p' pkg/common/event/ddl_event.go
sed -n '930,990p' pkg/common/event/util.go
printf'%s\n''--- filter query matching ---'
sed -n '200,245p' pkg/filter/filter.go
rg -n -C5 -e 'Query.*Match|MatchString|sql.*filter|ignore-sql|ShouldIgnoreDDL' pkg/filter
printf'%s\n''--- merge-base handler and splitter ---'
git show 286f987bc79cdc72fe07b258c389e8a4e9efe3c9:logservice/schemastore/persist_storage_ddl_handlers.go | sed -n '2870,3305p'
git show 286f987bc79cdc72fe07b258c389e8a4e9efe3c9:pkg/common/event/util.go | sed -n '930,990p'
Repository: pingcap/ticdc
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- current CREATE handler ---'
sed -n '3409,3495p' logservice/schemastore/persist_storage_ddl_handlers.go
printf'%s\n''--- queryForFilter and persisted query fields ---'
rg -n -C8 -e 'func \(.*queryForFilter' -e 'OriginalQuery' logservice/schemastore
printf'%s\n''--- current filterDDL and SQL matching ---'
rg -n -C8 -F -- 'func filterDDL' logservice/schemastore/persist_storage_ddl_handlers.go
rg -n -C12 -e 'shouldSkipDDL' -e 'MatchString' pkg/filter
printf'%s\n''--- merge-base CREATE handler and query helpers ---'
git show 286f987bc79cdc72fe07b258c389e8a4e9efe3c9:logservice/schemastore/persist_storage_ddl_handlers.go | sed -n '3409,3495p'
git show 286f987bc79cdc72fe07b258c389e8a4e9efe3c9:logservice/schemastore/persist_storage_ddl_handlers.go | rg -n -C8 -e 'func \(.*queryForFilter' -e 'OriginalQuery' -e 'func filterDDL'
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- buildDDLEventCommon filtering input ---'
sed -n '2245,2345p' logservice/schemastore/persist_storage_ddl_handlers.go
printf'%s\n''--- exact SQL regex matching ---'
sed -n '139,205p' pkg/filter/sql_event_filter.go
printf'%s\n''--- query construction ---'
sed -n '625,680p' logservice/schemastore/persist_storage_ddl_handlers.go
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Trim the semicolon before filtering each batched CREATE TABLE statement.
SplitQueries appends ; to every restored statement, and buildDDLEventForCreateTables passes querys[i] directly to filterDDL. The previous CREATE path passed rawEvent.Query, while the rename path removes the semicolon before filtering. An ignore-sql pattern that ends with $ can therefore fail to match a batched CREATE statement.
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lines 3455 - 3456:
In buildDDLEventForCreateTables, remove the trailing semicolon from each
querys[i] before passing it to filterDDL, so end-anchored ignore-sql patterns
match batched CREATE TABLE statements.
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Revert 4662833 using its second
parent, 286f987 (origin/master).
Remove the accidentally merged filter-sql changes while preserving
mysql-delete changes, master updates, and the existing merge resolutions.
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What problem does this PR solve?
Issue Number: close #5695
What is changed and how it works?
Filtering DELETE events can leave consecutive operations on the same handle key, such as UPDATE → INSERT or INSERT → INSERT. These sequences violate the assumptions of cross-event DML merging and can cause the MySQL-compatible sink to panic.
This change selects SQL generation behavior per table based on the configured DELETE filters:
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