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This pull request integrates two targeted improvements from the 3.3.6 branch into the main branch. It expands the configurable range for a specific RPC logging threshold and refines error reporting during worker thread initialization, aiming to improve system flexibility and diagnostic capabilities.

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  • Configuration Update: The maximum allowed value for the rpcRecvLogThreshold configuration parameter has been significantly increased from 1024 to 1024*1024.
  • Error Handling Improvement: Error logging for thread creation failures in tworker.c has been enhanced to provide a more descriptive message instead of just setting an error code.
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This pull request appears to be a merge from a release branch. The changes include increasing the maximum value for the rpcRecvLogThreshold configuration and fixing an error handling issue in thread creation. My review focuses on the configuration change, where the new maximum value seems unusually large and might be a typo. I've also pointed out a minor style inconsistency.

TAOS_CHECK_RETURN(cfgAddInt32(pCfg, "rpcRecvLogThreshold", tsRpcRecvLogThreshold, 1, 1024, CFG_SCOPE_SERVER, CFG_DYN_SERVER,CFG_CATEGORY_LOCAL));
TAOS_CHECK_RETURN(cfgAddInt32(pCfg, "streamBatchRequestWaitMs", tsStreamBatchRequestWaitMs, 0, 30 * 60 * 1000, CFG_SCOPE_SERVER, CFG_DYN_NONE,CFG_CATEGORY_LOCAL));

TAOS_CHECK_RETURN(cfgAddInt32(pCfg, "rpcRecvLogThreshold", tsRpcRecvLogThreshold, 1, 1024*1024, CFG_SCOPE_SERVER, CFG_DYN_SERVER,CFG_CATEGORY_LOCAL));
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The maximum value for rpcRecvLogThreshold has been increased from 1024 to 1024*1024 (1,048,576). According to the comment for tsRpcRecvLogThreshold on line 406, the unit is seconds. This new maximum value is approximately 12 days, which seems excessively high for an RPC receive log threshold. Could you please confirm if this value is correct and not a typo? If the unit is intended to be milliseconds, the variable name and associated comments should be updated for clarity.

Additionally, for consistency with other parts of the file (e.g., lines 970-971), please add spaces around the multiplication operator: 1024 * 1024.

  TAOS_CHECK_RETURN(cfgAddInt32(pCfg, "rpcRecvLogThreshold", tsRpcRecvLogThreshold, 1, 1024 * 1024, CFG_SCOPE_SERVER, CFG_DYN_SERVER,CFG_CATEGORY_LOCAL));

(void)taosThreadAttrSetDetachState(&thAttr, PTHREAD_CREATE_JOINABLE);

if (taosThreadCreate(&pWorker->thread, &thAttr, (ThreadFp)tQueryAutoQWorkerThreadFp, pWorker) != 0) {
terrno = TSDB_CODE_OUT_OF_MEMORY;
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The previous implementation incorrectly overwrote terrno with TSDB_CODE_OUT_OF_MEMORY, masking the actual error from taosThreadCreate. This change correctly logs the error from terrno, which is a significant improvement in error handling. However, taosThreadCreate might fail for reasons other than out of memory, and the old code would not have captured that. It is good that you are now logging the actual error.

@guanshengliang guanshengliang merged commit 8c8d0ef into main Oct 17, 2025
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