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Optimizer

Struct Optimizer 

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pub struct Optimizer { /* private fields */ }
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Query optimizer that applies optimization passes.

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impl Optimizer

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pub fn new() -> Self

Creates a new optimizer with default passes.

The default passes are applied in this order:

  1. NotSimplification - Simplify NOT expressions (double negation, De Morgan)
  2. AndPredicatePass - Break down AND predicates into chained filters
  3. CrossProductPass - Convert multi-way cross products to binary tree
  4. ImplicitJoinsPass - Convert CrossProduct + Filter to Join
  5. OuterJoinSimplification - Convert outer joins to inner when WHERE rejects NULL
  6. PredicatePushdown - Push filters down the plan tree
  7. JoinReorder - Reorder joins for better performance

Note: IndexSelection is not included by default because it requires ExecutionContext with index information. Use with_passes() to add it.

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pub fn with_passes(passes: Vec<Box<dyn OptimizerPass>>) -> Self

Creates an optimizer with custom passes.

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pub fn optimize(&self, plan: LogicalPlan) -> LogicalPlan

Optimizes a logical plan.

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pub fn to_physical(&self, plan: LogicalPlan) -> PhysicalPlan

Converts a logical plan to a physical plan. Also applies physical plan optimizations (TopNPushdown).

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impl Default for Optimizer

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fn default() -> Self

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