egalpin commented on code in PR #13742:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pinot/pull/13742#discussion_r1720064027


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pinot-core/src/main/java/org/apache/pinot/core/transport/AsyncQueryResponse.java:
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@@ -50,21 +52,31 @@ public class AsyncQueryResponse implements QueryResponse {
   private volatile ServerRoutingInstance _failedServer;
   private volatile Exception _exception;
 
-  public AsyncQueryResponse(QueryRouter queryRouter, long requestId, 
Set<ServerRoutingInstance> serversQueried,
-      long startTimeMs, long timeoutMs, ServerRoutingStatsManager 
serverRoutingStatsManager) {
+  public AsyncQueryResponse(QueryRouter queryRouter, long requestId,
+//      Set<ServerQueryRoutingContext> serverQueryRoutingContexts,
+      Map<ServerRoutingInstance, List<InstanceRequest>> requestMap, long 
startTimeMs, long timeoutMs,
+      ServerRoutingStatsManager serverRoutingStatsManager) {
     _queryRouter = queryRouter;
     _requestId = requestId;
-    int numServersQueried = serversQueried.size();
-    _responseMap = new 
ConcurrentHashMap<>(HashUtil.getHashMapCapacity(numServersQueried));
+    _responses = new ConcurrentHashMap<>();
     _serverRoutingStatsManager = serverRoutingStatsManager;
-    for (ServerRoutingInstance serverRoutingInstance : serversQueried) {
-      // Record stats related to query submission just before sending the 
request. Otherwise, if the response is
-      // received immediately, there's a possibility of updating query 
response stats before updating query
-      // submission stats.
-      _serverRoutingStatsManager.recordStatsForQuerySubmission(requestId, 
serverRoutingInstance.getInstanceId());
-      _responseMap.put(serverRoutingInstance, new ServerResponse(startTimeMs));
+    int numQueriesIssued = 0;
+    for (Map.Entry<ServerRoutingInstance, List<InstanceRequest>> 
serverRequests : requestMap.entrySet()) {
+      for (InstanceRequest request : serverRequests.getValue()) {
+        // Record stats related to query submission just before sending the 
request. Otherwise, if the response is
+        // received immediately, there's a possibility of updating query 
response stats before updating query
+        // submission stats.
+        _serverRoutingStatsManager.recordStatsForQuerySubmission(requestId, 
serverRequests.getKey().getInstanceId());
+
+        _responses.computeIfAbsent(serverRequests.getKey(), k -> new 
ConcurrentHashMap<>())
+            // we use query hash so that the same hash ID can be passed back 
from servers more easily than trying to
+            // instantiate a valid InstanceRequest obj and send its hash
+            .put(request.getQuery().getPinotQuery().hashCode(), new 
ServerResponse(startTimeMs));

Review Comment:
   @jackjlli what are your thoughts on using the table name instead of the 
query hash as the key for the nested map here? The advantages would be that 
it's more "human understandable" as compared to an integer value. I believe 
that there should be no legitimate case where a single server needs to be sent 
multiple queries to the same _physical_ table name (i.e. with type), so table 
name should uniquely identify a query.  I also think it would make backward 
compatibility easier to support.
   
   Thoughts? Any disadvantages you could foresee using table name as the key? 
How about multi-stage enging considerations?



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