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  • Added CompressedStorage for handling .sql.gz files with sync points for efficient seeking.
  • Introduced UncompressedStorage for plain .sql files without compression.
  • Created SqlStreamParser for streaming SQL statement parsing, supporting various quote types and comments.
  • Developed TransactionStorage trait to abstract storage operations, enabling seamless switching between compressed and uncompressed implementations.
  • Implemented a StorageFactory to create storage instances based on environment configuration.
  • Added comprehensive tests for both storage implementations and the SQL parser to ensure functionality and correctness.

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- Added `CompressedStorage` for handling `.sql.gz` files with sync points for efficient seeking.
- Introduced `UncompressedStorage` for plain `.sql` files without compression.
- Created `SqlStreamParser` for streaming SQL statement parsing, supporting various quote types and comments.
- Developed `TransactionStorage` trait to abstract storage operations, enabling seamless switching between compressed and uncompressed implementations.
- Implemented a `StorageFactory` to create storage instances based on environment configuration.
- Added comprehensive tests for both storage implementations and the SQL parser to ensure functionality and correctness.
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This pull request introduces a robust and flexible transaction storage mechanism for pg2any_lib, addressing potential memory issues when processing very large SQL transaction files. By abstracting storage operations and implementing a streaming SQL parser, the system can now efficiently handle both compressed and uncompressed transaction data. This enhancement improves resource utilization and scalability, particularly for high-volume change data capture scenarios.

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  • Compressed Transaction Storage: Introduced CompressedStorage for handling .sql.gz files, featuring sync points for efficient seeking within compressed data. This significantly reduces disk usage and allows for memory-efficient reading of large transaction files.
  • Uncompressed Transaction Storage: Added UncompressedStorage for plain .sql files, providing a straightforward option when compression is not desired or necessary.
  • Streaming SQL Parser: Developed SqlStreamParser to parse SQL statements from a byte stream without loading the entire file into memory. This parser correctly handles various quote types, escapes, comments, and multi-line statements, improving memory efficiency for large SQL files.
  • Storage Abstraction and Factory: Created a TransactionStorage trait to abstract storage operations, allowing seamless switching between compressed and uncompressed implementations. A StorageFactory is provided to instantiate the correct storage type based on environment configuration (PG2ANY_ENABLE_COMPRESSION).
  • Dependency Updates and New Tests: Updated several core dependencies including tokio, serde_json, and pg_walstream. Added new dependencies for compression (flate2, async-compression). Comprehensive tests were added for both storage implementations, the SQL parser, and to verify memory efficiency with large compressed files.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a significant and valuable feature: a storage abstraction for handling both compressed and uncompressed transaction files, complete with a streaming SQL parser. This is a great step towards improving storage efficiency and handling large transactions. The use of a TransactionStorage trait and a StorageFactory provides a clean and extensible design.

My review focuses on a few areas to further enhance the implementation, particularly around ensuring all I/O operations are non-blocking, improving the memory efficiency of the compression workflow, and increasing the robustness of the new SQL parser. The feedback provided aims to align the implementation more closely with the performance and efficiency goals of the pull request.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces compressed and uncompressed transaction storage, a streaming SQL parser, and a storage factory for efficient CDC data handling. The changes include new modules for compressed and uncompressed storage, updates to dependencies, and modifications to the transaction manager to support the new storage abstraction. The code has been reviewed, and several suggestions have been made to improve code clarity, error handling, and adherence to best practices.

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// Read the uncompressed file content
let mut parser = SqlStreamParser::new();
let statements = parser
.parse_file_from_index_collect(&data_file_path, 0)
.await?;

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Instead of parsing the SQL from the uncompressed file again, consider passing the statements vector directly to the write_transaction function. This avoids redundant parsing and improves efficiency.

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