Unrelated to your patch, I think, we should now change the way we are
handling hash distribution. Instead of having switch cases to get the hash
functions, to decide whether a certain column is distributable, we should
really be looking up the pg_type catalogs. This has following advantages
1. hashing for distribution would be inline with rest of the hashing (hash
joins for example), in the server
2. We don't need to keep adding datatypes to switch cases. Any data type
with a hash function would be hash-distributable. Only thing is we
shouldn't allow the hash function of a data type to be changed if there is
a distributed table based on this hash function.
3. Tables can be distributed by user defined types which have hash
functions.
This was serious flaw in the previous design, which needs to be corrected
before we can add new types to distribution.
Same would, then be applicable for modulo distribution where existence of %
operator with integer input and integer output can be used.
On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 1:00 PM, Andrei Martsinchyk <
and...@gm...> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> PostgresXC does not support hash distribution by UUID data type.
> Attached a small patch that enables the feature.
>
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