feat: seek to the paging offset instead of scanning to it - #1283
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BoundedStream reaches the offset by pulling and discarding that many records, each one a document read and deserialized, so a page costs O(skip) and paging a collection costs O(n^2/pageSize). Add a default NitriteMap.entries(long skipCount) that keeps the discard behaviour, leaving InMemoryMap, RocksDBMap and TransactionalMap unaffected, and override it in NitriteMVMap, where MVStore's per-page entry counts locate the offset in O(log n). ReadOperations uses it only where the offset means the same at the source as at the end of the pipeline: no collection scan filter, no blocking sort, no OR sub-plans, and not while the index sorted stream supplies the order. An index scan skips over the id set instead, so skipped ids never turn into document reads. The seek pins one RootReference and walks it instead when another commit lands mid-lookup, and avoids Cursor.skip(long): past the end that leaves the cursor at the first entry rather than exhausting it. Paging 20k documents of 1KB went from about ten full scans to 0.6-0.9x of one.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds ChangesPaged read execution
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The pagination change can improve large-collection reads, but the lazy MVStore cursor may access reclaimed pages during concurrent compaction, potentially causing read failures or inconsistent results. This snapshot-lifetime issue should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ReadOperations
participant NitriteMap
participant IndexedStream
participant DocumentMap
ReadOperations->>ReadOperations: check skip pushdown eligibility
ReadOperations->>NitriteMap: entries(skip) for pure scans
ReadOperations->>IndexedStream: lazily discard skipped IDs
IndexedStream->>DocumentMap: fetch remaining documents
ReadOperations-->>ReadOperations: apply limit without reapplying skip
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174-218: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDo not assert on wall-clock ratios in the default test run.
ratio < 5compares one timed full scan against 50 timed paged reads on the machine that runs the suite. JIT warm-up, GC, shared CI runners, and OS page-cache behavior all move this number, so the assertion can fail without any code regression. The test also writes about 20 MB and inserts 20,000 documents, which adds significant time to every build.Prefer a deterministic signal for the pushdown property, for example counting document reads or map lookups through a spy or a counting wrapper. If the timing check is kept, exclude it from the default run with a JUnit category or a system-property guard.
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In
`@nitrite-mvstore-adapter/src/main/java/org/dizitart/no2/mvstore/NitriteMVMap.java`:
- Around line 164-169: Update the lazy cursor supplier around flushAndGetRoot()
to call registerVersionUsage() before capturing the root, then ensure the
corresponding version usage is deregistered when the iterator is exhausted or
closed, including the early empty-iterator path.
In
`@nitrite-mvstore-adapter/src/test/java/org/dizitart/no2/integration/PagedFindTest.java`:
- Around line 91-102: Bound the paging loop in the test around the existing page
collection logic using the expected maximum number of pages, while retaining the
empty-page termination check. Ensure a regression in entries(long) causes an
assertion failure or controlled termination rather than an unbounded loop, and
keep the existing page-size validation and offset updates unchanged.
In
`@nitrite-mvstore-adapter/src/test/java/org/dizitart/no2/mvstore/NitriteMVMapSkippedEntriesTest.java`:
- Around line 232-239: After writer.join(30_000) in
NitriteMVMapSkippedEntriesTest, assert that the writer thread is no longer alive
before proceeding to writerFailure validation and store teardown; retain the
existing failure propagation for writerFailure.
In `@nitrite/src/main/java/org/dizitart/no2/common/streams/IndexedStream.java`:
- Around line 42-46: Add JavaDoc to the public
IndexedStream(Iterable<NitriteId>, NitriteMap<NitriteId, Document>) constructor
documenting that the iterable must contain distinct IDs and return a fresh
iterator on every invocation, since iteration may occur more than once.
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`@nitrite-mvstore-adapter/src/test/java/org/dizitart/no2/integration/PagedFindTest.java`:
- Around line 174-218: Update testPagedIterationIsNotQuadratic to remove the
wall-clock ratio assertion and avoid the large default-run dataset; replace it
with a deterministic count of document reads or map lookups that verifies
skip/limit pushdown. If retaining the timing measurement, guard it behind an
explicit system property or non-default JUnit category while preserving the
count assertions.
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| // pin one root, so the offset and the scan that follows it see the same map | ||
| RootReference<Key, Value> rootReference = mvMap.flushAndGetRoot(); | ||
| if (skipCount >= rootReference.root.getTotalCount()) { | ||
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The error message or situation you are describing—often manifesting as a Chunk not found exception during read operations—occurs because the H2 MVStore is a multi-versioned storage engine [1]. When you perform a read (such as iterating over a map), you are reading a specific snapshot of the data [1][2]. If concurrent writes occur, the store advances to new versions, and older versions that are no longer needed are garbage collected (freed) to prevent the database file size from growing indefinitely [1][2]. If your read operation takes longer than the time it takes for those underlying chunks to be reclaimed, the store attempts to access data that no longer exists, resulting in the failure [1]. To resolve or prevent this issue, you must explicitly inform the MVStore that you are still using a specific version so that it is not garbage collected [3][1]. You do this by wrapping your read operations—such as map iterations or other slow reads—with the registerVersionUsage and deregisterVersionUsage methods [3][1]. Recommended Implementation: 1. Call store.registerVersionUsage before beginning the read operation [3][1]. 2. Perform your read operations (e.g., iterating through keys, using a cursor) [1]. 3. Call store.deregisterVersionUsage(txCounter) in a finally block to ensure the resource is released [3][1]. Example: MVStore.TxCounter txCounter = store.registerVersionUsage; try { // Perform your cursor/iterator/read operations here for (String key: map.keySet) { // process... } } finally { store.deregisterVersionUsage(txCounter); } Important Considerations: - Resource Management: Failing to call deregisterVersionUsage will prevent the MVStore from reclaiming space, leading to unbounded file growth [3][1]. - Performance: While this prevents the exception, holding a version for too long keeps older data alive on disk [3]. You should group your read operations efficiently and release the usage counter as soon as the read is complete [3]. - Configuration: While you can adjust settings like setVersionsToKeep or retention time, explicitly declaring version usage is the recommended and most robust solution for long-running read operations or concurrent environments [1][4].
Citations:
- 1: [h2-1.4.199 MVStore] Cursor sporadically fail with 'IllegalStateException: Chunk {number} not found' h2database/h2database#2118
- 2: https://h2database.com/html/mvstore.html
- 3: MVStore used as standalone, as on-disk map provider, keeps failing with "Chunk not found" h2database/h2database#4218
- 4: Possible MVStore compaction issue h2database/h2database#3097
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In H2 Database version 2.4.240, the components you referenced interact to manage MVStore version retention and thread-safe data access [1][2]. registerVersionUsage This method, located in the MVStore class, is used to register an active operation (such as a transaction or a long-running read) [1]. It increments a usage counter for the current version of the MVStore [1]. By doing so, it ensures that the current version, and all subsequent versions, are not reclaimed or dropped by the store's background processes while the operation is in progress [1][3]. You must call this method before starting a long-running read operation and pair it with a corresponding call to deregisterVersionUsage in a finally block to release the counter once the operation is complete [3]. RootReference A RootReference is an immutable structure that represents the state of an MVMap (a B-Tree) as a whole at a specific point in time [4]. It holds the root page reference for that version of the map. When performing operations like creating a Cursor, a RootReference is often passed to ensure the cursor iterates over a consistent snapshot of the map [5][6]. Cursor The Cursor class is used to iterate over elements (keys and values) in an MVMap [5][6]. When a Cursor is initialized, it takes a RootReference to determine the starting state of the tree traversal [5]. Because the cursor depends on the structural integrity of the pages referenced by that root, it is essential that the version represented by the RootReference remains valid during the cursor's lifetime [5][3]. Synthesis When performing a long-running operation, such as iterating over a map with a Cursor, the pattern is to: 1. Obtain a RootReference for the desired version (e.g., via map.flushAndGetRoot) [7]. 2. Call store.registerVersionUsage to prevent the store from reclaiming the data pages associated with that version [1][3]. 3. Instantiate the Cursor using that RootReference [5][6]. 4. Perform the iteration [3]. 5. Call store.deregisterVersionUsage in a finally block to allow the store to reclaim those versions once the cursor is no longer needed [1][6][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/h2database/h2database/blob/master/h2/src/main/org/h2/mvstore/MVStore.java
- 2: https://github.com/h2database/h2database/releases/tag/version-2.4.240
- 3: https://gamlor.info/posts-output/2019-11-06-mv-store-old-versions/en/
- 4: https://apidia.net/mvn/com.h2database/h2/2.3.232/org.h2.mvstore.html
- 5: https://github.com/h2database/h2database/blob/master/h2/src/main/org/h2/mvstore/Cursor.java
- 6: https://github.com/h2database/h2database/blob/master/h2/src/main/org/h2/mvstore/MVMap.java
- 7: https://github.com/h2database/h2database/blob/master/h2/src/main/org/h2/mvstore/tx/Transaction.java
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In the H2 database's MVStore engine, registerVersionUsage, deregisterVersionUsage, and dropUnusedVersions are critical components used for managing MVStore's multi-version concurrency control, garbage collection, and preventing "Chunk not found" errors during concurrent operations [1][2][3]. registerVersionUsage and deregisterVersionUsage These methods are used to demarcate operations (such as reads or map iterations) that require a consistent snapshot of the store [1][4]. When an application performs a "slow" read or traversal on an MVMap, it must wrap these operations between a registerVersionUsage and a corresponding deregisterVersionUsage call [1][3]. - When registerVersionUsage is called, it returns a TxCounter that increments the usage count for the current store version [5]. - This prevents the MVStore from garbage collecting (reclaiming space from) the chunks associated with that version, even if the store is modified by other concurrent transactions [1][2]. - Failure to use these methods around long-running read operations often leads to MVStoreException: Chunk not found errors, as the required pages may be overwritten or reclaimed by the engine [1][3]. dropUnusedVersions This is an internal housekeeping method responsible for reclaiming disk space or memory from store versions that are no longer in use [5][6]. - It examines the store to see which versions are still active (i.e., have a non-zero usage count) and which have expired based on configured retention policies (e.g., versionsToKeep or retention time) [5][2]. - It is typically invoked automatically by the MVStore during commit or other maintenance cycles to ensure that the store does not grow indefinitely [5][7]. RootReference While not a method, RootReference typically refers to the structure in the MVStore that tracks the root page of a map for a specific version. Because MVStore uses copy-on-write (CoW) semantics, different versions of the store effectively have different root pages. The version tracking mechanisms described above ensure that older root pages—and the data pages they reference—remain accessible as long as an operation is registered to use that version [2][8]. In summary, users of the MVStore API must explicitly manage version lifecycle via register/deregister calls to protect their read operations, while the engine uses internal mechanisms like dropUnusedVersions to maintain the integrity and size of the underlying storage file [1][2][4].
Citations:
- 1: MVStore used as standalone, as on-disk map provider, keeps failing with "Chunk not found" h2database/h2database#4218
- 2: Possible MVStore compaction issue h2database/h2database#3097
- 3: MVStoreException: Chunk 75737 not found [1.4.200/9] h2database/h2database#2767
- 4: IllegalArgumentException in OffHeapStore h2database/h2database#3051
- 5: https://github.com/h2database/h2database/blob/master/h2/src/main/org/h2/mvstore/MVStore.java
- 6: feat: implement restore points h2database/h2database#4169
- 7: https://github.com/h2database/h2database/blob/master/h2/src/main/org/h2/mvstore/FileStore.java
- 8: https://github.com/h2database/h2database/blob/master/h2/src/main/org/h2/mvstore/MVMap.java
Register version usage before capturing the root.
The lazy cursor can read chunks after compaction reclaims them. Call registerVersionUsage() before flushAndGetRoot(), and deregister it when the iterator is exhausted or closed.
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In
`@nitrite-mvstore-adapter/src/main/java/org/dizitart/no2/mvstore/NitriteMVMap.java`
around lines 164 - 169, Update the lazy cursor supplier around flushAndGetRoot()
to call registerVersionUsage() before capturing the root, then ensure the
corresponding version usage is deregistered when the iterator is exhausted or
closed, including the early empty-iterator path.
| while (true) { | ||
| FindOptions pageOptions = options(sortField, sortOrder) | ||
| .skip(offset) | ||
| .limit((long) pageSize); | ||
| List<Integer> page = values(collection.find(filter, pageOptions)); | ||
| if (page.isEmpty()) { | ||
| break; | ||
| } | ||
| assertTrue("page must not exceed page size", page.size() <= pageSize); | ||
| paged.addAll(page); | ||
| offset += pageSize; | ||
| } |
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Bound the paging loop so a regression fails instead of hangs.
The loop ends only when a page comes back empty. That condition is exactly what the offset logic must guarantee. If entries(long) regresses to restarting at the first key past the end, no page is ever empty and this loop runs forever. The CI job then times out instead of reporting a failed assertion. Add an explicit page-count bound.
💚 Proposed fix
List<Integer> paged = new ArrayList<>();
long offset = 0;
- while (true) {
+ long maxPages = (expected.size() / pageSize) + 2;
+ for (long pageIndex = 0; ; pageIndex++) {
+ assertTrue("paging did not terminate", pageIndex < maxPages);
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| FindOptions pageOptions = options(sortField, sortOrder) | |
| .skip(offset) | |
| .limit((long) pageSize); | |
| List<Integer> page = values(collection.find(filter, pageOptions)); | |
| if (page.isEmpty()) { | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| assertTrue("page must not exceed page size", page.size() <= pageSize); | |
| paged.addAll(page); | |
| offset += pageSize; | |
| } | |
| List<Integer> paged = new ArrayList<>(); | |
| long offset = 0; | |
| long maxPages = (expected.size() / pageSize) + 2; | |
| for (long pageIndex = 0; ; pageIndex++) { | |
| assertTrue("paging did not terminate", pageIndex < maxPages); | |
| FindOptions pageOptions = options(sortField, sortOrder) | |
| .skip(offset) | |
| .limit((long) pageSize); | |
| List<Integer> page = values(collection.find(filter, pageOptions)); | |
| if (page.isEmpty()) { | |
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| } | |
| assertTrue("page must not exceed page size", page.size() <= pageSize); | |
| paged.addAll(page); | |
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In
`@nitrite-mvstore-adapter/src/test/java/org/dizitart/no2/integration/PagedFindTest.java`
around lines 91 - 102, Bound the paging loop in the test around the existing
page collection logic using the expected maximum number of pages, while
retaining the empty-page termination check. Ensure a regression in entries(long)
causes an assertion failure or controlled termination rather than an unbounded
loop, and keep the existing page-size validation and offset updates unchanged.
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Assert that the writer thread stopped before the store closes.
writer.join(30_000) can return while the writer is still running. tearDown then closes mvStore, and the surviving writer keeps writing to a closed store. The failure then appears after this test method finished, which can make an unrelated test fail. Add an assertion that the thread ended.
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} finally {
stopped.set(true);
writer.join(30_000);
}
+ assertTrue("writer thread did not stop", !writer.isAlive());
if (writerFailure.get() != null) {
throw new AssertionError("writer failed", writerFailure.get());
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| stopped.set(true); | |
| writer.join(30_000); | |
| } | |
| if (writerFailure.get() != null) { | |
| throw new AssertionError("writer failed", writerFailure.get()); | |
| } | |
| } finally { | |
| stopped.set(true); | |
| writer.join(30_000); | |
| } | |
| assertTrue("writer thread did not stop", !writer.isAlive()); | |
| if (writerFailure.get() != null) { | |
| throw new AssertionError("writer failed", writerFailure.get()); | |
| } |
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In
`@nitrite-mvstore-adapter/src/test/java/org/dizitart/no2/mvstore/NitriteMVMapSkippedEntriesTest.java`
around lines 232 - 239, After writer.join(30_000) in
NitriteMVMapSkippedEntriesTest, assert that the writer thread is no longer alive
before proceeding to writerFailure validation and store teardown; retain the
existing failure propagation for writerFailure.
| public IndexedStream(Iterable<NitriteId> nitriteIds, | ||
| NitriteMap<NitriteId, Document> nitriteMap) { | ||
| this.nitriteIds = nitriteIds; | ||
| this.nitriteMap = nitriteMap; | ||
| } |
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Document the new public constructor and its iteration contract.
The coding guidelines require JavaDoc on all public APIs. The new IndexedStream(Iterable<NitriteId>, NitriteMap) constructor is public and has no JavaDoc. The parameter type also widens the previous Set contract, so callers no longer get uniqueness or repeatable iteration from the type. State both requirements in the JavaDoc: the Iterable must contain distinct ids, and it must return a fresh iterator on each call, because iterator() can run more than once.
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+ /**
+ * Instantiates a new {`@link` IndexedStream}.
+ *
+ * `@param` nitriteIds the ids to read, in the order they must be returned. The iterable
+ * must contain distinct ids and must return a fresh iterator on each
+ * call, because this stream can be iterated more than once.
+ * `@param` nitriteMap the map the documents are read from.
+ */
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| NitriteMap<NitriteId, Document> nitriteMap) { | |
| this.nitriteIds = nitriteIds; | |
| this.nitriteMap = nitriteMap; | |
| } | |
| /** | |
| * Instantiates a new {@link IndexedStream}. | |
| * | |
| * @param nitriteIds the ids to read, in the order they must be returned. The iterable | |
| * must contain distinct ids and must return a fresh iterator on each | |
| * call, because this stream can be iterated more than once. | |
| * @param nitriteMap the map the documents are read from. | |
| */ | |
| public IndexedStream(Iterable<NitriteId> nitriteIds, | |
| NitriteMap<NitriteId, Document> nitriteMap) { | |
| this.nitriteIds = nitriteIds; | |
| this.nitriteMap = nitriteMap; | |
| } |
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IndexedStream(Iterable<NitriteId>, NitriteMap<NitriteId, Document>) constructor
documenting that the iterable must contain distinct IDs and return a fresh
iterator on every invocation, since iteration may occur more than once.
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Hi! We page through fairly large collections (a few million documents) and noticed the
later pages get slower and slower, to the point where walking a whole collection page by
page is not really usable. This is a proposal to fix that; happy to adjust the approach if
you would rather solve it differently.
What happens today
skipis applied byBoundedStreamas the last stage of the pipeline, and it reaches theoffset by pulling and discarding that many records:
Each discarded record is a document that was read and deserialized. So a page costs
O(skip), and walking a collection page by page costs O(n²/pageSize). In a benchmark with
20k documents of 1KB each and a cache smaller than the data, paging through the whole
collection cost about ten full scans, nearly all of it in the last pages.
What this changes
NitriteMapgets a defaultentries(long skipCount). The default keeps exactly thecurrent behaviour, so
InMemoryMap,RocksDBMapandTransactionalMapare unaffected andno adapter outside this repo has to do anything.
NitriteMVMapoverrides it. MVStore keeps an entry count per B-tree page, sogetKey(offset)locates the key at a position in O(log n) without reading anything itskips over, and the scan starts from there.
ReadOperationsuses it only where the offset means the same thing at the source as itdoes at the end of the pipeline: no collection scan filter, no blocking sort, no OR
sub-plans, and not when the new index-sorted stream is supplying the order. For an index
scan it skips over the id set instead, so the skipped ids never turn into document reads.
Everything else keeps the old path.
Same benchmark after: the full paged walk costs 0.6-0.9x of a single full scan.
Two things worth pointing out
The MVStore seek pins one
RootReferenceand only trustsgetKey()if that reference isstill current afterwards, because
getKey()resolves against whatever root the map holdswhile it runs. If a commit landed in between it walks the pinned snapshot instead. Slower,
but it never mixes two trees into one page.
It deliberately does not use MVStore's own
Cursor.skip(long). Skipping past the endleaves that cursor sitting at the first entry rather than exhausted, so a page beyond the
end comes back holding the start of the collection — which would turn the usual
"read pages until one comes back empty" loop into an infinite one. Took me a while to work
that one out, so it is called out in a comment.
Tests
ReadOperationsPagingTestasserts the push-down happens for a plain scan and an indexscan, and does not happen behind a filter or a blocking sort, including that an indexed
page fetches only the documents it returns.
InMemoryMapSkippedEntriesTestandNitriteMVMapSkippedEntriesTestcover the mapcontract on both sides of the default: ordering, offsets past the end, re-iteration,
reading a single snapshot, and a concurrent-writer case.
PagedFindTestis the end-to-end one: for natural order, order-by, indexed filters,non-indexed filters, OR filters and after removals, the concatenated pages equal the full
result. Plus a guard that paged iteration stays far below repeated full scans.
Full
nitriteand MVStore adapter suites are green.Summary by CodeRabbit
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