shubhluck opened a new pull request, #6382:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hive/pull/6382

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   Added null checks before iterating over column statistics in:
   - StatsUtils.updateStats()
   - StatsUtils.getColStatisticsUpdatingTableAlias()
   - StatsRulesProcFactory (JOIN statistics) This prevents query compilation 
failures during semijoin optimization when column-level statistics are 
incomplete, commonly seen with large TPC-DS datasets (100GB+).
   
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   This PR adds null checks before iterating over column statistics in three 
locations to prevent NullPointerException:
   1. **StatsUtils.updateStats()** - Added null check for 
`stats.getColumnStats()` before the for-each loop, defaulting to empty list 
when null
   2. **StatsUtils.getColStatisticsUpdatingTableAlias()** - Added null check 
with early return of empty list when parent column stats are null
   3. **StatsRulesProcFactory** (JOIN statistics computation) - Added null 
check before iterating over column stats during join statistics calculation
   The root cause is that `Statistics.getColumnStats()` returns `null` (not an 
empty list) when no column statistics are available:
   ```java
   public List<ColStatistics> getColumnStats() {
       if (columnStats != null) {
           return Lists.newArrayList(columnStats.values());
       }
       return null;  // Returns null, causing NPE in for-each loops
   }
   ```
   
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   Query compilation fails with NullPointerException during semijoin 
optimization when column statistics are unavailable:
   
   ```
   java.lang.NullPointerException
       at 
org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.stats.StatsUtils.updateStats(StatsUtils.java:2067)
       at 
org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.parse.TezCompiler.removeSemijoinOptimizationByBenefit(TezCompiler.java:1982)
       at 
org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.parse.TezCompiler.semijoinRemovalBasedTransformations(TezCompiler.java:539)
       at 
org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.parse.TezCompiler.optimizeOperatorPlan(TezCompiler.java:238)
       ...
   ```
   This issue is particularly prevalent with:
   
   Large TPC-DS datasets (100GB+) where statistics collection may be incomplete
   Tables where column-level statistics have not been computed
   Complex queries where intermediate operators lack column statistics
   The fix ensures graceful handling when column statistics are unavailable, 
allowing the optimizer to continue using row-based statistics instead of 
failing.
   
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   No. This is a bug fix that prevents query compilation failures. Previously 
failing queries will now compile and execute successfully. There is no change 
to query results or behavior for queries that were already working.
   
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   1. Reproduced the issue with TPC-DS queries at 100GB scale where column 
statistics were incomplete
   2. Verified that queries failing with NPE now compile and execute 
successfully after the fix
   3. Verified that queries with complete column statistics continue to work 
correctly and produce the same results
   4. Existing unit tests pass without modification
   
   To reproduce the original issue:
   
   1. Generate TPC-DS dataset at 100GB+ scale
   2. Do not compute column statistics (or ensure they are incomplete)
   3. Run queries involving semijoin optimizations
   4. Observe NPE during compilation


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