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ProductBound

Struct ProductBound 

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pub struct ProductBound;
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Cartesian-product upper bound. Sound but very loose.

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use samkhya_core::lpbound::{ProductBound, UpperBound};

// Empty predicate list: the bound is the unconstrained product.
assert_eq!(ProductBound.ceiling(&[10, 20, 30], &[]), 6000);
// Overflow saturates to u64::MAX rather than wrapping.
assert_eq!(ProductBound.ceiling(&[u64::MAX, 2], &[]), u64::MAX);

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impl UpperBound for ProductBound

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fn ceiling(&self, relations: &[u64], _eq: &[(usize, usize)]) -> u64

Compute the inclusive ceiling for a join. Read more

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