fix multiple TDs request SQL generation

Author: KSDaemon

packages/cubejs-schema-compiler/src/adapter/BaseQuery.js

@@ -1413,18 +1413,59 @@ export class BaseQuery {
 
   overTimeSeriesQuery(baseQueryFn, cumulativeMeasure, fromRollup) {
     const dateJoinCondition = cumulativeMeasure.dateJoinCondition();
+    const uniqDateJoinCondition = R.uniqBy(djc => djc[0].dimension, dateJoinCondition);
     const cumulativeMeasures = [cumulativeMeasure];
     if (!this.timeDimensions.find(d => d.granularity)) {
-      const filters = this.segments.concat(this.filters).concat(this.dateFromStartToEndConditionSql(dateJoinCondition, fromRollup, false));
+      const filters = this.segments
+        .concat(this.filters)
+        .concat(this.dateFromStartToEndConditionSql(
+          // If the same time dimension is passed more than once, no need to build the same
+          // filter condition again and again. Different granularities don't play role here,
+          // as rollingWindow.granularity is used for filtering.
+          uniqDateJoinCondition,
+          fromRollup,
+          false
+        ));
       return baseQueryFn(cumulativeMeasures, filters, false);
     }
-    const dateSeriesSql = this.timeDimensions.map(d => this.dateSeriesSql(d)).join(', ');
-    const filters = this.segments.concat(this.filters).concat(this.dateFromStartToEndConditionSql(dateJoinCondition, fromRollup, true));
+
+    // We can't do meaningful query if few time dimensions with different ranges passed,
+    // it won't be possible to join them together without loosing some rows.
+    const rangedTimeDimensions = this.timeDimensions.filter(d => d.dateRange && d.granularity);
+    const uniqTimeDimensionWithRanges = R.uniqBy(d => d.dateRange, rangedTimeDimensions);
+    if (uniqTimeDimensionWithRanges.length > 1) {
+      throw new Error('Can\'t build query for time dimensions with different date ranges');
+    }
+
+    // We need to generate time series table for the lowest granularity among all time dimensions
+    let dateSeriesDimension;
+    const dateSeriesGranularity = this.timeDimensions.filter(d => d.granularity)
+      .reduce((acc, d) => {
+        const mg = this.minGranularity(acc, d.resolvedGranularity());
+        if (mg === d.resolvedGranularity()) {
+          dateSeriesDimension = d;
+        }
+        return mg;
+      }, undefined);
+
+    const dateSeriesSql = this.dateSeriesSql(dateSeriesDimension);
+
+    // If the same time dimension is passed more than once, no need to build the same
+    // filter condition again and again. Different granularities don't play role here,
+    // as rollingWindow.granularity is used for filtering.
+    const filters = this.segments
+      .concat(this.filters)
+      .concat(this.dateFromStartToEndConditionSql(
+        uniqDateJoinCondition,
+        fromRollup,
+        true
+      ));
     const baseQuery = this.groupedUngroupedSelect(
       () => baseQueryFn(cumulativeMeasures, filters),
       cumulativeMeasure.shouldUngroupForCumulative(),
       !cumulativeMeasure.shouldUngroupForCumulative() && this.minGranularity(
-        cumulativeMeasure.windowGranularity(), this.timeDimensions.find(d => d.granularity).resolvedGranularity()
+        cumulativeMeasure.windowGranularity(),
+        dateSeriesGranularity
       ) || undefined
     );
     const baseQueryAlias = this.cubeAlias('base');
@@ -1444,28 +1485,27 @@ export class BaseQuery {
       dateSeriesSql,
       baseQuery,
       dateJoinConditionSql,
-      baseQueryAlias
+      baseQueryAlias,
+      dateSeriesDimension.granularity,
     );
   }
 
-  overTimeSeriesSelect(cumulativeMeasures, dateSeriesSql, baseQuery, dateJoinConditionSql, baseQueryAlias) {
-    const forSelect = this.overTimeSeriesForSelect(cumulativeMeasures);
+  overTimeSeriesSelect(cumulativeMeasures, dateSeriesSql, baseQuery, dateJoinConditionSql, baseQueryAlias, dateSeriesGranularity) {
+    const forSelect = this.overTimeSeriesForSelect(cumulativeMeasures, dateSeriesGranularity);
     return `SELECT ${forSelect} FROM ${dateSeriesSql}` +
       ` LEFT JOIN (${baseQuery}) ${this.asSyntaxJoin} ${baseQueryAlias} ON ${dateJoinConditionSql}` +
       this.groupByClause();
   }
 
-  overTimeSeriesForSelect(cumulativeMeasures) {
-    return this.dimensions.map(s => s.cumulativeSelectColumns()).concat(this.dateSeriesSelect()).concat(
-      cumulativeMeasures.map(s => s.cumulativeSelectColumns()),
-    ).filter(c => !!c)
+  overTimeSeriesForSelect(cumulativeMeasures, dateSeriesGranularity) {
+    return this.dimensions
+      .map(s => s.cumulativeSelectColumns())
+      .concat(this.timeDimensions.map(d => d.dateSeriesSelectColumn(null, dateSeriesGranularity)))
+      .concat(cumulativeMeasures.map(s => s.cumulativeSelectColumns()))
+      .filter(c => !!c)
       .join(', ');
   }
 
-  dateSeriesSelect() {
-    return this.timeDimensions.map(d => d.dateSeriesSelectColumn());
-  }
-
   dateFromStartToEndConditionSql(dateJoinCondition, fromRollup, isFromStartToEnd) {
     return dateJoinCondition.map(
       // TODO these weird conversions to be strict typed for big query.
@@ -1646,7 +1686,8 @@ export class BaseQuery {
 
   /**
    *
-   * @param {{sql: string, on: {cubeName: string, expression: Function}, joinType: 'LEFT' | 'INNER', alias: string}} customJoin
+   * @param {{sql: string, on: {cubeName: string, expression: Function}, joinType: 'LEFT' | 'INNER', alias: string}}
+   *   customJoin
    * @returns {JoinItem}
    */
   customSubQueryJoin(customJoin) {

packages/cubejs-schema-compiler/src/adapter/BaseTimeDimension.ts

@@ -85,10 +85,18 @@ export class BaseTimeDimension extends BaseFilter {
     return this.query.escapeColumnName(`${this.dimension}_series`);
   }
 
-  public dateSeriesSelectColumn(dateSeriesAliasName) {
+  public dateSeriesSelectColumn(dateSeriesAliasName: string, dateSeriesGranularity: string) {
     if (!this.granularityObj) {
       return null;
     }
+
+    // In case of query with more than one granularity, the time series table was generated
+    // with the minimal granularity among all. If this is our granularity, we can save
+    // some cpu cycles without 'date_from' truncation. But if this is not our granularity,
+    // we need to truncate it to desired.
+    if (dateSeriesGranularity && this.granularityObj?.granularity !== dateSeriesGranularity) {
+      return `${this.query.dimensionTimeGroupedColumn(`${dateSeriesAliasName || this.dateSeriesAliasName()}.${this.query.escapeColumnName('date_from')}`, this.granularityObj)} ${this.aliasName()}`;
+    }
     return `${dateSeriesAliasName || this.dateSeriesAliasName()}.${this.query.escapeColumnName('date_from')} ${this.aliasName()}`;
   }