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Thomas D'Silva commented on PHOENIX-3295:
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Yes the column qualifier is the same as the family name.

getKeyValueExpression() iis used in one place in IndexMaintainer (needed while 
adding parent indexes to child views)

Yes we can use ImmutableByteWritable instead of ByteBuffer.
I removed the original key value col expression member variable , but I guess 
it can just be initialized based on the index and cf of the ArrayColExpression

> Remove ReplaceArrayColumnWithKeyValueColumnExpressionVisitor 
> -------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: PHOENIX-3295
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-3295
>             Project: Phoenix
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Thomas D'Silva
>            Assignee: Thomas D'Silva
>         Attachments: PHOENIX-3295-v2.patch, PHOENIX-3295.patch
>
>
> ReplaceArrayColumnWithKeyValueColumnExpressionVisitor is only used in one 
> place in IndexUtil.generateIndexData because we use a ValueGetter to get the 
> value of the data table column using the original data table column 
> reference. This is also why ArrayColumnExpression needs to keep track of the 
> original key value column expression. 
> If we don't replace the array column expression with the original column 
> expression when it looks up the column by the qualifier it won't find it. 
> {code}
> ValueGetter valueGetter = new ValueGetter() {
>                       
>                       @Override
>                         public byte[] getRowKey() {
>                               return dataMutation.getRow();
>                       }
>         
>                         @Override
>                         public ImmutableBytesWritable 
> getLatestValue(ColumnReference ref) {
>                             // Always return null for our empty key value, as 
> this will cause the index
>                             // maintainer to always treat this Put as a new 
> row.
>                             if (isEmptyKeyValue(table, ref)) {
>                                 return null;
>                             }
>                             byte[] family = ref.getFamily();
>                             byte[] qualifier = ref.getQualifier();
>                             RowMutationState rowMutationState = 
> valuesMap.get(ptr);
>                             PColumn column = null;
>                             try {
>                                 column = 
> table.getColumnFamily(family).getPColumnForColumnQualifier(qualifier);
>                             } catch (ColumnNotFoundException e) {
>                             } catch (ColumnFamilyNotFoundException e) {
>                             }
>                             if (rowMutationState!=null && column!=null) {
>                                 byte[] value = 
> rowMutationState.getColumnValues().get(column);
>                                 ImmutableBytesPtr ptr = new 
> ImmutableBytesPtr();
>                                 ptr.set(value==null ? 
> ByteUtil.EMPTY_BYTE_ARRAY : value);
>                                 
> SchemaUtil.padData(table.getName().getString(), column, ptr);
>                                 return ptr;
>                             }
>                             return null;
>                         }
>                         
>                     };
> {code}



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