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feat(#10684): SQL reads out / in on an edge as its endpoints - #10806
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Endpoint fallback rules engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/query/sql/parser/SuffixIdentifier.java |
SuffixIdentifier recognizes plain out and in and resolves them to edge endpoints when the edge does not define a property with that name. Document and result evaluation use this fallback. |
Ordering and SQL query coverage engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/query/sql/parser/OrderByItem.java, engine/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/query/sql/Issue10684EdgeOutInEndpointsTest.java |
ORDER BY alias comparison uses the endpoint fallback. Tests cover projections, filters, traversals, ordering, grouping, MATCH, property precedence, and non-edge records. |
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~15 minutes
Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium
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Suggested reviewers: lvca
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Minimal · previous review 08873
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Bare edge endpoint names appear ready to merge after normal checks; no actionable merge-blocking issue was identified.
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#10684): SQL reads out / in on an edge as its endpoints" matches the main change. The changeset makes bare out and in on edges resolve to the edge endpoints in SuffixIdentifier and the OrderByItem alias branch, and it adds tests for that behavior. The title is concise and specific. It does not mention the precedence rules, but it does not need to.
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#10684reports that bareoutandinon an edge silently return null. The issue offers a docs line, a warning, or an error as expected outcomes. The PR takes a different route: on an edge with no record or type property of that name,outandinresolve to the endpoints, as@outand@indo. Code at the reviewed head confirms this. InSuffixIdentifier.execute(Identifiable, ...), a null document value forout/inon anEdgewith no such property returnsedgeEndpoint(...). InSuffixIdentifier.execute(Result, ...), the miss path ends withedgeEndpointIfUnshadowed(...).edgeEndpointreturns null whenedge.getType().existsPolymorphicProperty(name)is true, so declared properties win.OrderByItem.compareapplies the same helper to the alias branch, soORDER BY outmatches the projection. The silent null for these reads on edges no longer occurs. The issue's docs option is non-coding and lives in a separate repository, so it does not apply to this assessment. The issue's listed options are examples, and the issue asks for a fix of the silent null. The chosen fix meets that need. Test coverage is reported asIssue10684EdgeOutInEndpointsTest(9 tests). I did not open the test file or run the tests. The API calls used in the code (existsPolymorphicProperty,getPropertyIfPresent,isEdge,getEdge) were not compiled or checked here.
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The whole-PR diff against the merge base changes three areas.
SuffixIdentifier.javaadds the endpoint fallback and helpers for both the Identifiable and Result overloads.OrderByItem.javaadds a fallback in the bare-name alias branch, so thatORDER BY outagrees with the projection. This is needed for the same behavior and is tied to#10684.Issue10684EdgeOutInEndpointsTestadds tests for the new behavior. The diff hunks read forSuffixIdentifierandOrderByItemcontain no unrelated logic. The Map overload andResultInternal.getPropertyare left unchanged, as the PR states, and the diff shows no edits to them. The hot path for other property reads changes only by a miss-path check limited to the namesoutandin. No unrelated files appear in the change summary.
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Review of #10806 Summary: The change is small and well scoped. The fallback runs only after the normal lookup misses, and only for the names Notes / suggestions (non-blocking):
Overall this looks good to merge after the docs note. |
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…ge cases; comment the ORDER BY null fallback Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review of #10806: edge I read the diff only and did not build it or run the tests. I found no blocking issues and no security concerns. The change adds no dependencies, no new input handling and no new attack surface. What looks good
Minor suggestions (non-blocking)
Looks good to merge once those points are addressed or acknowledged. |
…w keeps the null; plain-case comment Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review of #10806 ( No security concerns: the change only adds a read-side fallback, with no new dependencies, I/O or deserialization. What looks good
Points to consider
Overall this looks good to merge once point 1 is acknowledged. |
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Closes #10684
Summary
On an edge, SQL reads the endpoints as
@out/@in. The plain namesoutandin(the OrientDB spelling, or a natural guess) are not properties of an edge, so they silently answerednullfor every path through them:SELECT out.id FROM E,WHERE in.name = 'x',ORDER BY out. Of the three options the issue offers (a docs line, a warning, an error), this PR takes a fourth that removes the trap instead of documenting it: on an edge that has no property of that name,out/innow resolve to the edge's endpoints, exactly like@out/@in.Precedence, so nothing that worked before changes:
out/inon the edge record always wins (even with anullvalue);null.An error was rejected: an edge type is schemaless, so a query reading
outon a type where some records carry anoutproperty and others do not would fail for one record and not the next.Behavior change (release note)
Queries that read
out/inon an edge with no such property used to getnulland now get the endpoint RID. For exampleSELECT FROM E WHERE out IS NULLused to match every edge without anoutproperty and now matches none. A record or schema property namedout/inkeeps its old meaning. Suggested release-note line: SQL: on an edge,out/innow read the endpoints (@out/@in) when the edge has no property of that name (#10684). The SQL docs (arcadedb-docs) could add the same sentence next to@out/@in.Changes
SuffixIdentifier: both theIdentifiableand theResultoverloads fall back to the endpoint when the name isout/in, the record is an edge, and neither the record nor its type has such a property. The check runs only after the normal lookup missed and only for those two names, so the hot path of every other property read is untouched (one extraString.equalspair on a miss).OrderByItem: the bare-name (alias) branch reads the row directly instead of through aSuffixIdentifier, so it asks the same helper (SuffixIdentifier.edgeEndpointIfUnshadowed); without itSELECT FROM E ORDER BY outordered bynull.Test plan
Issue10684EdgeOutInEndpointsTest(13 tests): projection ofout.id/in.nameand bareout/in;WHERE out = <rid>,WHERE out.id = 1 AND in.name = 'x'; edges reached through a traversal (outE().in.name,outE('E')[0].out.id);ORDER BY out ASC/DESCwith and without a projection;GROUP BY in.name; MATCHwhere:on an edge alias; a realoutproperty wins; a schema-declaredinproperty wins while unset; an explicitnulloutproperty staysnull; a projected column namedout(value ornull) is not replaced, including under ORDER BY on an edge row (SELECT *, null AS out ... ORDER BY out); lightweight edges; vertices and documents unchanged.main'sSuffixIdentifier; the ORDER BY test fails with only theOrderByItemchange reverted.enginepackagescom.arcadedb.query.sql.**andcom.arcadedb.graph.**(excluding benchmark/slow/vector): 4400 tests, 0 failures, 0 errors.Coverage
Invariant: on an edge with no property (record or schema) named
out/in, every SQL read of that bare name answers the corresponding endpoint.SuffixIdentifier.execute(Result, ...)- projections, WHERE, GROUP BY, MATCH where on rows wrapping an edgeSuffixIdentifier.execute(Identifiable, ...)- collections of edges (outE().in), chained pathsOrderByItem.comparealias branch (ORDER BY out)SuffixIdentifier.execute(Map, ...)ResultInternal.getProperty("out")Java API@outstays the structural attributeWHERE @out = #xWHERE out = #x: the plain name still answers correctly, via a scan. Performance only, filed as #10807Known gaps: planner shortcut for
WHERE out = #rid(performance only) - #10807.Docs: the SQL docs (separate
arcadedb-docsrepo) could mention thatout/inare accepted as aliases of@out/@inon edges;@out/@inremain the canonical spelling.Adversarial pass
The Phase 1.5 independent subagent could not be spawned (no subagent tool in this run). A self-review in its place found one real in-scope corner, fixed here: an edge TYPE that declares a property
out/inbut a record that leaves it unset answered the endpoint instead ofnull; the schema now wins (aPropertyNamedInDeclaredOnTheEdgeTypeWinsEvenWhenUnset).Review cycles
08873b5out, projected alias, lightweight edge, comment the ORDER BY null fallback4c302ddoutcolumn, lightweight edges; ORDER BY commentSELECT *, null AS out ... ORDER BY outon edge rows, plain-case comment, release notea4c3813Deferred / skipped items
existsPolymorphicPropertyper row" - skipped: the reviewer calls it acceptable; it runs only after a miss on the two namesout/in, and is a map lookup on the type.doc.hasdoes not load anything extra for lightweight edges" - no change:hasis called only aftergetalready missed on the same record and only forout/in;lightweightEdgesResolveTheirEndpointsTooexercises the path.Final state: clean-approval
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