feat(database): finalize DuckDB candidates and query them natively - #2097
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Slice 1 of #2089. Everything here runs beside the SQLite implementation rather than instead of it: SQLite stays authoritative, and nothing the running application does reaches this code until the dependent startup cutover selects a backend. Finalization copies one immutable #2088 candidate into the App-owned stable schema. `__hv_timestamp_epoch_ms` is derived by running the production `archive_queries::sqlite_epoch_milliseconds_of` adapter against a scratch in-memory SQLite database rather than reimplementing SQLite's date-string grammar, so the key is by construction what the current queries compute - and stays NULL, not zero, for text SQLite cannot read as an instant. AUTOINCREMENT high-water marks are imported from the copied `sqlite_sequence`, raised to the largest surviving id if the two disagree. Any cell the declared column cannot hold is refused, naming the table, column and source row ordinal, rather than coerced; so is a candidate table the stable schema never declared, which would otherwise drop its rows silently. The result is published by a hard link only after it has been closed, reopened and compared row-multiset digest by digest, so a failure leaves no partial destination and neither the candidate nor the SQLite source is modified. `NativeDatabase` owns the finalized file from two blocking lanes over `try_clone`d connections, with bounded per-lane request capacity, one-shot cancellation backed by DuckDB's interrupt handle, reader snapshots that stay pinned across a concurrent commit, a lane that keeps serving after a rolled-back write, and `Closed` for every request after close. The native Process Stats family reproduces the SQLite family exactly, including the byte-wise TEXT `BETWEEN` and `<` endpoint semantics that SQLite's NUMERIC affinity leaves in place and the `(pid, process_name)` grouping of ADR 0019. Equivalence is measured rather than assumed: the engine-level tests compare SQLite's and DuckDB's aggregates bit for bit across three row orders and 1/2/4 DuckDB threads, and pin the binary64 cancellation boundary where the two diverge; the family-level test puts one fixture through the real SQLite writer and query and through candidate -> finalize -> native.
The App crate now owns the stable native schema definition, which only compiles behind the feature, so the Tauri clippy job enables it to check that file under `-D warnings` at all. The Tauri test jobs keep the default feature set: the schema's unit tests already run inside the Core test binary through the `#[path]` include, so enabling the feature there would add three more bundled DuckDB builds per run without covering anything new. The default build stays covered by the existing `cargo check`/`cargo build` steps, which keep using `custom-protocol` alone.
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…metic DuckDB's AVG(BIGINT) divides the exact 128-bit sum as a `long double`, so its last bit depends on the platform's `long double` width: the first CI run of #2097 returned `avg_memory_usage` one ulp apart from SQLite on x86_64 Linux while aarch64 macOS and MSVC matched. The native Process Stats query now reads DuckDB's exact SUM and COUNT and performs SQLite's own integer `avg()` arithmetic in Rust, which is bit-identical everywhere. A sum beyond i64, where SQLite itself switches to an order-dependent approximation, is refused with a typed error naming the Process instead of returning a different number. The engine-level fixture no longer overflows i64 (that region is outside the claim and unreachable for an i32 writer), and the seeded native fixture gives its i64::MAX row its own identity so whole-range queries keep an exact sum per group.
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Summary
First implementation slice of #2089, building on the #2088 candidate builder (#2091). Core can now turn an immutable candidate into a finalized native DuckDB file in the App-owned stable schema, open it through a bounded blocking owner, and run the Process Stats family against it. Nothing selects the result: SQLite stays authoritative and every native function runs beside, never instead of, its SQLite counterpart.
core/src/infrastructure/database/native_database/finalize.rs): copies every candidate table into the stable schema in bounded pages, refuses rather than coerces any cell the declared column cannot hold, refuses a candidate table the schema does not declare (so a schema definition that falls behind the migration set cannot silently drop history), imports AUTOINCREMENT high-water marks from the copiedsqlite_sequence, records rowid-mode tables, writesfinalized_unselectedmetadata, and publishes by hard link only after the closed file was reopened and its per-table row multiset digests matched. The candidate and the SQLite source are never modified.epoch.rs):__hv_timestamp_epoch_msis computed by running the production adapterarchive_queries::sqlite_epoch_milliseconds_ofin a scratch in-memory SQLite database, so the key is by construction what the current SQLite queries compute. Text SQLite cannot read stays NULL rather than becoming a guessed instant, which is why the derived columns are nullable even where the sourcetimestampisNOT NULL.runtime.rs): two blocking lanes (read/write) over one DuckDB connection and its clone, bounded per-lane request capacity, one-shot cancellation backed by DuckDB's interrupt handle, pinned reader snapshots, lanes that stay healthy after a rolled-back write,Closedafter close, and an identity allocator that reproduces SQLite's AUTOINCREMENT (never reuses a deleted highest id) and rowid (max+1) rules per table. The id contract is recorded onnext_id.native_database/process_stats.rs):insert,delete_old_data,select_process_statsreproduce the SQLite versions, including the byte-wise TEXT comparison SQLite applies totimestamp BETWEEN/<under NUMERIC affinity and the exactto_rfc3339_opts(AutoSi, false)bytes sqlx stores.avg_memory_usageis rebuilt in Rust from DuckDB's exact 128-bitSUMandCOUNTrather thanAVG(BIGINT): DuckDB divides the integer sum as along double, whose width differs between x86_64 Linux (80-bit) and aarch64 macOS / MSVC (64-bit), and the first CI run showed exactly that one-ulp split. SQLite's own integeravg()arithmetic (two binary64 conversions, one division) is bit-identical on every platform. A sum beyondi64is refused with a typedIntegerSumOverflowerror naming the Process instead of returning a different number (SQLite's own result there is an order-dependent approximation).src-tauri/src/infrastructure/database/native_schema.rs): the 15 domain tables in stable DuckDB types,UNION(i BIGINT, r DOUBLE)for the 10 writer-proven mixed-storage-class measurement columns, derived epoch columns onDATA_ARCHIVE/AMBIENT_ARCHIVE/FAN_ARCHIVE, and the per-table identity modes. App owns this definition for the same reason it owns the ordered SQLite migration set; no App caller reads it until the cutover slice, so the file carries a documented#![allow(dead_code)].AVG(DOUBLE)stops matching SQLite's Kahan-Babuska-Neumaieravg(), beyond about 2^53 of cancellation, which the collector'sf32cpu_usagecannot reach; and the platform-dependentAVG(BIGINT)that made the integer average move to Rust). Whether the binary64 residue needs an exact Rust-side aggregation is left open.Not in this slice, by design: startup cutover, backend dispatch, reconciliation of live writes, selection/recovery (#2090), and the other query families (raw archives, Ambient, Fan, Cooling, Storage Health), which follow in later #2089 slices. Runtime behavior of the shipped application is unchanged.
This branch started from an uncommitted draft on
feat/duckdb-native-backend; that draft was reviewed and completed here rather than merged.Related Issues
Part of #2089. Follows #2088 / #2091 and the direction selected in #2052 (ADR 0022). Startup selection and recovery remain #2090.
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All native tests go through the real path: App's ordered SQLite migrations via Core's migrator, the #2088 candidate builder, finalization against App's own
get_native_schema(), then the owner. Nothing hand-writes a native file.core/tests/duckdb_native.rs(15 tests): every domain table finalized with storage classes, ids and multiplicity preserved; derived epoch keys equal the SQLite expression including the stamps it refuses; AUTOINCREMENT high-water import and rowid recording; allocation after deleting the highest rows and reopening; existing destination, unrepresentable cell and undeclared candidate table refused without side effects; unfinalized/incompatible files refused;Closedafter close; single-use cancellation; a long read interrupted while the same owner then serves another read and a write; a pinned reader snapshot across a committing write; a failed write rolling back with the owner healthy; bounded request capacity; zero capacity refused.core/tests/duckdb_avg_compatibility.rs(3 tests): the native query's arithmetic (DuckDBAVG(DOUBLE)forcpu_usage, exactSUM/COUNTformemory_usage) equals SQLite'savg()bit-for-bit for archive-magnitude Process values across three row orders and 1/2/4 threads on 8,193-row (vector-crossing) fixtures, including an integer group whose sum passes 2^53; the measured divergence boundary beyond about 2^53 of cancellation; and the Process Stats family end to end, where the same fixture goes through the production SQLite writer/query and the native path and results are compared bit-for-bit across eight ranges (inclusive endpoints, one-stamp range, just-inside-fractional exclusion, offset/Zspellings, empty range, cpu-desc ordering), ani64::MAXmemory value, an embedded NUL in a process name, and a Retention Period delete that bisects clock-relative rows on both sides.epoch.rsandnative_schema.rsunit tests pin the adapter spellings and the schema's table/UNION/constraint inventory.Local validation on macOS arm64 with the pinned toolchain and locked bundled DuckDB 1.5.5:
cargo fmt --all -- --checkandgit diff --check: pass.cargo clippy -p hardviz-core --features duckdb-archive --all-targets --locked --offline -- -D warnings: pass.cargo clippy -p hardviz-core --all-targets --locked --offline -- -D warnings(feature off): pass.cargo clippy -p hardware_visualizer --features duckdb-archive --all-targets --locked --offline -- -D warnings: pass.cargo test -p hardviz-core --features duckdb-archive --locked --offline -- --test-threads=1: 882 passed, 0 failed (755 lib, 50duckdb_native, 38duckdb_avg_compatibility, 37duckdb_candidate, 2persistence_decoupling).cargo test -p hardware_visualizer --lib --features duckdb-archive --locked --offline -- --test-threads=1: 304 passed, 0 failed.The first CI run failed
duckdb_avg_matches_sqlite_for_archive_magnitude_process_valueson Ubuntu only (i64-memorygroup one ulp apart from SQLite) while macOS passed; that is thelong doubledivergence above, fixed by the Rust-side integer average. The fixture also no longer overflowsi64, which SQLite handles by switching to approximate summation and is outside the claim.CI: the Tauri clippy job now enables
duckdb-archiveso the App schema file is checked under-D warnings; the Tauri test jobs keep the default features because the schema's unit tests already run inside the Core test binary through the#[path]include.Review notes
duckdb_avg_diverges_from_sqlite_only_beyond_binary64_cancellationdeliberately asserts the measured divergence (assert_ne!) beyond 1e15, so it will fail if a DuckDB upgrade starts matching SQLite's compensatedavg(). That is intended as a tripwire that forces the open aggregation question to be revisited; say if you would rather it only asserted the in-range equality.DATETIMEcell stored as a number (NUMERIC affinity allows it) is refused by finalization because the stable column isVARCHAR. That is the refuse-don't-coerce policy; a repair path, if one is ever needed, belongs to the cutover slice.sqlite_epoch_milliseconds_ofis restated incore/tests/native_support/mod.rsbecause the Core function ispub(crate); the copy is commented as the pinned specification.Checklist
npm run lint && npm run format/cargo tauri-lint && cargo tauri-fmt)npm test/cargo tauri-test)Summary by CodeRabbit
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