[core] Introduce BucketSelector based on partition values to achieve bucket level predicate push down#7486
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Introducing BucketSelector based on partition values to achieve bucket level predicate push down optimization.
Case 1: bucket filtering with compound predicates on a single-field bucket key.
Table schema:
Data distribution: 5 partitions (a=1 to 5) × 20 b-values (b=1 to 20) = 100 rows.
Scenarios:
Case2: bucket filtering with compound predicates on a composite (multi-field) bucket key.
Table schema:
Data distribution: 5 partitions (a=1 to 5) × 20 b-values (b=1 to 20) × 10 c-values (c=0 to 9) = 1000 rows.
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