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Describe the bug
If you are doing a count() operation, there are not any columns or data passed with the ColumnarBatch. The HostColumnarToGPU defaults to a row limit of 512 in this case, which is very inefficient. We should check for this case and make the limit much higher.
In one test scenario reading from a columnar source with I believe around 15 million rows, a simple count() took 2.1 minutes when it should have taken around 3 seconds.
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Describe the bug
If you are doing a count() operation, there are not any columns or data passed with the ColumnarBatch. The HostColumnarToGPU defaults to a row limit of 512 in this case, which is very inefficient. We should check for this case and make the limit much higher.
In one test scenario reading from a columnar source with I believe around 15 million rows, a simple count() took 2.1 minutes when it should have taken around 3 seconds.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: