robertream opened a new pull request, #16920:
URL: https://github.com/apache/datafusion/pull/16920

   ## Summary
   Fixes issue #16899 - "Entire input is resorted when the data is partially 
sorted (not using `PartialSortExec`)"
   
   This PR addresses a bug in the `replace_with_partial_sort` function that 
could cause infinite loops when determining the common prefix length for 
partial sorting optimization.
   
   ## What changed?
   - **Fixed infinite loop bug**: Added bounds check in the while loop to 
prevent infinite iteration when all sort expressions are satisfied by the input 
ordering
   - **Added comprehensive test**: New test case 
`test_partial_sort_with_prefix_ordering` that reproduces the exact scenario 
described in the issue
   - **Maintains existing behavior**: All existing functionality preserved, 
only fixes the edge case bug
   
   ## Technical Details
   The bug was in `/datafusion/physical-optimizer/src/enforce_sorting/mod.rs` 
at lines 284-290. The while loop would continue indefinitely when 
`child_eq_properties.ordering_satisfy()` returned `true` for all sort 
expressions, because there was no bounds check on `common_prefix_length`.
   
   **Before (buggy):**
   ```rust
   let mut common_prefix_length = 0;
   while child_eq_properties
       .ordering_satisfy(sort_exprs[0..common_prefix_length + 1].to_vec())?
   {
       common_prefix_length += 1;
   }
   ```
   
   **After (fixed):**
   ```rust
   let mut common_prefix_length = 0;
   while common_prefix_length < sort_exprs.len()
       && child_eq_properties
           .ordering_satisfy(sort_exprs[0..common_prefix_length + 1].to_vec())?
   {
       common_prefix_length += 1;
   }
   ```
   
   ## Test plan
   - [x] New test `test_partial_sort_with_prefix_ordering` verifies the fix 
works correctly
   - [x] All existing enforce_sorting tests continue to pass (59/59 tests)
   - [x] Ensures `PartialSortExec` is correctly used when data has partial sort 
order
   - [x] Verifies no regression in existing functionality
   
   The fix now properly detects when data has a partial sort order and uses 
`PartialSortExec` with the correct `common_prefix_length`, providing better 
memory efficiency and performance for partially sorted data.
   
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