sql(postgres): re-prepare cached statements invalidated by 26000/0A000

[robobun]

Fixes #29484

Problem

• After a schema change or DEALLOCATE ALL, each later run of a cached statement on that connection fails: 0A000 cached plan must not change result type, or 26000 prepared statement "…" does not exist.
• The ErrorResponse handler (src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLConnection.rs) removed only a cache entry whose statement was Parsing.

Fix

• On 26000, or 0A000 from RevalidateCachedQuery, in answer to Bind, the handler removes the cache entry.
• If the session is idle, the request gets a new statement under a new name and moves behind the requests on the wire. After one re-Parse, each moved request binds the new name once, in order.
• Correct because this error comes before BindComplete: no row has arrived. In a transaction block the original error surfaces.
• Verified: test/js/sql/postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation.test.ts (13 of 17 fail on 1.4.3), 16 other test/js/sql files.

Background

• A statement object describes the columns of one server-side statement. A Bind takes its formats from that object.
• ReadyForQuery carries the transaction status. The connection now stores it.
• Considered no retry (sql(postgres): evict prepared-statement cache on SQLSTATE 0A000/26000 #35116) and a retry of only the last request: 19 of 20 in a burst rejected.

Downsides

• A retried request runs after the requests on the wire behind it: a select * issued before an update returned the updated row.
• After 0A000 the server keeps the replaced statement until the connection closes: 7 names after six schema changes.
• Behind a pooler that moves each batch to another backend, a parameterised statement resolves in 0 of 10 runs (main: 5, prepare: false: 10).

Notes

One statement object for each server-side statement (aaa9eb6). 4db5c8d reset the cached statement in place and kept its fields for the requests on the wire. A statement without parameters is Prepared again on ParseComplete. When the reply was split across reads there, a query issued in between was written at once, and its Bind asked for the column formats of the old statement. The client then decoded the row with the new description. A proxy is not necessary for the split: the server writes a reply of more than 8 KB in two parts. A statement with parameters does not have the window, because its Bind waits for the ReadyForQuery of the Parse.

change on the server (scripted)	expected	f9a42a6	aaa9eb6
ALTER COLUMN a TYPE int4 (was text), value 42	a = 42	a = 13362	a = 42
ALTER COLUMN a TYPE bool (was text), value true	a = true	a = false	a = true
ADD COLUMN c	the row with c	rejects 08P01	the row with c

Now the handler does not change the invalidated statement. The retry gets a new statement object (replace_statement), and so does each queued request that holds the old one and is not on the wire. A later pipelined sibling finds the new statement in the cache. A new statement has no fields until its RowDescription arrives, so a Bind in the window asks for text, as for a first prepare on main.

Seeded model of reply attribution. Scripted server, random pipelines, split reads, queries issued in the gaps, a transaction block. Seeds with a wrong row or a query that never settles: aaa9eb6 0 of 180, f9a42a6 0 of 200 (the model does not cover the window above), 1613087 11 of 40, 1.4.3-canary.1+367d939d9 release without this PR 4 of 40.

Pipelined siblings (4db5c8d). On the reporter's script (20 concurrent runs of one parameterised statement right after ADD COLUMN, three runs each; PostgreSQL 16, debug ASAN build): before the commit max: 1 rejected 19 of 20 and max: 4 rejected 16 of 20 with 0A000; after it 0 of 20 on both, and 0 of 20 on the next burst. The ErrorResponse for the first sibling resets the statement to Pending under a fresh name and re-caches it; each later sibling sees Pending, skips the reset, and is re-queued the same way. advance() writes the re-Parse only when pipelined_requests == 0, so it waits for every sibling's ErrorResponse and ReadyForQuery. reset_for_reprepare keeps fields and parameters: a sibling whose Bind still succeeds decodes under them, and the re-Parse's Describe overwrites both. The wire test pipelines five Binds that each get 26000 plus a sixth query with a new statement text: five Bind errors, three Parses (warm-up, one re-Parse, the new text), six results in order.

Not ready until the error batch ends (f9a42a6). The server flushes an ErrorResponse before the ReadyForQuery that ends the batch, so the two can arrive in separate reads. An earlier pipelined sibling's ReadyForQuery had already set IS_READY_FOR_QUERY, and the failed request's pipelined count was released on the error, so can_prepare_query() was true in that window. A query enqueued then made advance() write the re-Parse early. The error batch's ReadyForQuery then cleared WAITING_TO_PREPARE and pipelined the new query ahead of the retry's Bind, and the two got each other's rows. The ErrorResponse handler now clears IS_READY_FOR_QUERY, for every error, not only the retry branch: the plain reject path has the same window for a query that needs a Parse. Wire test with the ReadyForQuery held back: before the fix the retry resolved with the other query's row and vice versa.

Retry behind a BEGIN (02d5348). The idle check runs when the error arrives. The retry is written only after the requests ahead of it answer. A cache-hit BEGIN pipelined behind the stale Bind flips the session to T before then, and the retry ran inside a block the query was issued before. The request now keeps the ErrorResponse (retry_error). When advance() reaches a re-prepared request and the last ReadyForQuery status is not I, it rejects with that error instead of writing the Parse or Bind. The error stays on the request until then: the retry can wait through several advance() passes while siblings drain, and a BEGIN can answer during any of them. Wire test: a stale select pipelined ahead of a prepared BEGIN rejects with 26000, BEGIN resolves, the next run after COMMIT re-prepares (4 Parses). Before the fix the select resolved inside the block.

Measurements. PostgreSQL 17.11, max: 1. "Before" is 1.4.3-canary.1+367d939d9 (release). "After" is aaa9eb6 (debug, ASAN), with the same results as on 92b5cb2 and f9a42a6.

case	before	after
select ${1}::int, then DEALLOCATE ALL, then 4 runs	4 reject 26000	4 resolve
select *, then 6 times ADD COLUMN and a run	6 reject 0A000, 1 name in pg_prepared_statements	0 reject, 7 names
20 runs at once after ADD COLUMN, max: 1	20 reject, next 20 reject	0 reject, next 0 reject (c261ec4: 19, next 0)
20 runs at once after ADD COLUMN, max: 4	20 reject, next 20 reject	0 reject, next 0 reject (c261ec4: 16, next 0)
function that raises 26000 itself, 5 calls	5 reject, 5 runs of the function	5 reject, 5 runs
function that raises 26000 on row 3 of its first run, 5 rows	rejects 26000	rejects 26000
pooler emulation, next backend after each batch, parameterised	5 of 10 resolve	0 of 10
same, no parameter	5 of 10	10 of 10
same, prepare: false	10 of 10	10 of 10
pooler emulation, next backend after each third batch, parameterised	5 of 10	10 of 10
24 runs at once over 4 statements after DEALLOCATE ALL, 3 rounds	24 reject 26000 in each round	24 resolve in each round, each with the row of its own query
select *, then update … returning a, issued together after ADD COLUMN	select * rejects 0A000, the update returns a = 2	select * resolves with a = 2, the update returns a = 2

The pooler emulation is a proxy with one client connection and two PostgreSQL backends. A batch is every message up to a Sync or a simple Query. It is not PgBouncer.

Order of a retried request. A request that is queued again runs after the requests that were on the wire behind it. Requests that are queued again keep their order, and they run before requests that were not written yet. In the last row of the table the select * was issued first, and it returned the row that the later update wrote. On 1.4.3 that select * rejects. The retry does not run in a transaction block, so the order inside a transaction does not change. postgres.js writes its retry behind the queries on the wire in the same way (retry calls execute).

A retry that fails. A request whose retry fails the same way rejects with that SQLSTATE. The retry runs once per request (reprepared).

Reference behaviour, short. postgres.js and pgjdbc both prepare the statement again and run the query again.

The Bind condition. The server raises FetchPreparedStatement and RevalidateCachedQuery for the statement of the request while it handles Bind. The request is then in Binding. After BindComplete the request is Running, and the same SQLSTATE comes from the query: a function that raises it, or a statement inside a function. Before c261ec4 the handler did not check this. A query that failed with 26000 after two rows ran again and resolved with 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

Open questions for a maintainer.

• The replaced statement. bun sends no Close message today. postgres.js 3.3.5 does not close the replaced statement (delete statements[q.signature], then a new name). pgjdbc closes it. sql(postgres): cap the prepared-statement cache and send Close on eviction #33244 added Close for evicted statements. A sweep of stale pull requests closed it on 2026-09-13, with no objection to the design.
• 26000 by routine. The match uses the code alone, as pgjdbc does, so a server that sends no routine recovers too. postgres.js matches the routine alone. With the Bind condition, a function that raises 26000 at execution no longer runs twice.

Reference behaviour. postgres.js: retryRoutines is FetchPreparedStatement, RevalidateCachedQuery, transformAssignedExpr. It retries once per query (query.retried). pgjdbc: willHealViaReparse matches 26000, or 0A000 with routine RevalidateCachedQuery or RevalidateCachedPlan.

Suites run on aaa9eb6. postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation (17 of 17), postgres-prepared-pipeline-reorder, postgres-error-then-datarow, postgres-finish-request-underflow, postgres-split-prepare-reorder, postgres-simple-query-pipeline, sql-prepare-false, postgres-bind-encode-throw, postgres-bind-wire, postgres-row-decode-error, postgres-bytea-bind, sql-reserve-abort, postgres-multi-statement-fields, postgres-frame-boundary, postgres-datarow-overrun, postgres-invalid-message-length, wire-frames. On a loaded machine a case of postgres-split-prepare-reorder needs 3.3 s to 4.6 s and went over its 5 s limit in 1 of 4 runs, with f9a42a6 and with aaa9eb6 alike.

Suites run on the merge 1613087 (main 1313ca6). postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation (13 of 13), postgres-prepared-pipeline-reorder, postgres-error-then-datarow, postgres-finish-request-underflow, postgres-split-prepare-reorder, postgres-simple-query-pipeline, sql-prepare-false, postgres-bind-encode-throw, postgres-bind-wire, postgres-row-decode-error, postgres-bytea-bind, sql-reserve-abort, postgres-multi-statement-fields.

Suites run on 4db5c8d. postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation (13 of 13), sql.test.ts, postgres-bind-wire, postgres-row-decode-error. On c261ec4: postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation (11 of 11), postgres-prepared-pipeline-reorder, postgres-error-then-datarow, postgres-finish-request-underflow, postgres-split-prepare-reorder, postgres-simple-query-pipeline, sql-prepare-false, postgres-bind-encode-throw, postgres-row-decode-error. On the merge b2a7790 also postgres-bind-wire, postgres-bytea-bind, sql-reserve-abort, postgres-multi-statement-fields.

Earlier description of this PR. Supersedes #35116 (removal with no retry), which is closed. Its two extra scenarios are covered here.

Problem

A named prepared statement that the server invalidates stayed Prepared in the per-connection statement cache, so every later execution of that query on that connection bound the dead server-side name and failed forever:

• 0A000 "cached plan must not change result type" after a schema change such as ALTER TABLE … ADD COLUMN
• 26000 "prepared statement … does not exist" after DEALLOCATE ALL / DISCARD ALL / a pooler swapping the backend

before: [{"a":1,"b":2}]
exec1: REJECTED errno=0A000 "cached plan must not change result type"
exec2: REJECTED errno=0A000 "cached plan must not change result type"
exec3: REJECTED errno=0A000 "cached plan must not change result type"

The ErrorResponse handler only evicted the cache entry when the statement was still Parsing; an already-Prepared statement was never removed.

Fix

ErrorResponse::invalidates_prepared_statement() tests for SQLSTATE 26000, or 0A000 with routine RevalidateCachedQuery (matching pgjdbc's willHealViaReparse; 0A000 alone is the generic feature_not_supported class). When the handler sees one of these on a named Prepared statement it:

1. evicts the cache entry when it still points at this statement (the map's RefPtr drops its ref, the request keeps its own), so later queries with the same signature re-prepare, and
2. when the failing exchange is the only one in flight, the session is idle (the ReadyForQuery transaction status byte is now tracked on the connection; inside an open or aborted block a re-Parse would be rejected with 25P02 and mask the original error), and this request has not retried already, resets the statement under a fresh server-side name (Signature::set_prepared_statement_name, also used by Signature::generate), re-caches it, and re-queues the request as Pending so advance() re-Parses on the next ReadyForQuery.

A per-request reprepared flag caps the retry at one attempt. If other Bind/Execute for the stale name are already pipelined the request is rejected normally (their responses are already on the wire), but the cache is still evicted so the next execution succeeds.

This matches how postgres.js and pgjdbc handle these errors (re-prepare and retry once, skipping the retry inside a failed transaction), and is what the commented-out postgres.js "Recreate prepared statements on RevalidateCachedQuery error" port in test/js/sql/sql.test.ts expected (now covered here; the sibling transformAssignedExpr port exercises 42804, which this PR does not retry).

#35116 took the evict-only approach (the first re-run after the DDL still surfaced the error, the second succeeded). The two PRs detected the error the same way; this one additionally makes the common sequential case transparent, so it was kept and #35116 was closed. Its two container scenarios that were not already here were carried over: two pipelined parameterised executions of a statement the server has DISCARDed (both settle, the connection recovers), and a 0A000 raised by PL/pgSQL itself, which must leave the cached statement alone (checked via pg_prepared_statements).

Tests

test/js/sql/postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation.test.ts:

• against a real PostgreSQL (container): ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN and ALTER COLUMN TYPE (both 0A000) and DEALLOCATE ALL / DISCARD ALL (26000) succeed transparently, for a zero-parameter query and a parameterised one; a two-query pipelined batch over a stale plan still recovers for the next execution; inside a BEGIN block the original 0A000 is surfaced (not masked by 25P02) and the connection recovers after ROLLBACK; two pipelined parameterised executions over a DISCARDed statement both settle and the next execution succeeds; a PL/pgSQL raise feature_not_supported (0A000 without RevalidateCachedQuery) leaves the server-side statement in pg_prepared_statements unchanged across repeated calls.
• scripted wire server (no container): a server that forgets every prepared statement after each successful exchange; asserts the client Parses a fresh name each time and that three executions resolve. A second scripted server rejects every Bind with 26000 to prove the retry is capped at one attempt. A third scripted server answers Execute with 0A000 / routine some_fdw_handler to prove the 0A000 match is narrowed to the plancache case.

All container and 26000 wire tests fail on an unfixed build and pass here; the neighbouring Postgres suites (postgres-prepared-pipeline-reorder, postgres-error-then-datarow, postgres-finish-request-underflow, postgres-split-prepare-reorder, sql-prepare-false) still pass.

Merged current main into the branch (no conflicts); the 9 tests in test/js/sql/postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation.test.ts pass against a local PostgreSQL on the merged build, as do the neighbouring postgres-* suites listed above. The 6 pre-existing fix-dependent cases plus the new DISCARD pair still fail on plain main.

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[human-review] gate passed · iteration 1 · 11 files touched

fails on main (without fix)

ASAN without fix: 13 FAILED
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test "--reporter=junit" "--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/js/sql/postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation.test.ts test/js/sql/sql.test.ts
bun test v1.4.3 (367d939d9)

test/js/sql/sql.test.ts:
failed to connect to the docker API at unix:///var/run/docker.sock; check if the path is correct and if the daemon is running: dial unix /var/run/docker.sock: connect: no such file or directory
(pass) text-format json[] with a malformed boolean literal returns an error instead of looping [8793.62ms]
(pass) rejects Postgres connection options containing null bytes [128.27ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > rejects username containing null bytes [229.77ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > rejects password containing null bytes [10.06ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > rejects database containing null bytes [5.79ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > SSL_CTX creation failure throws the structured BoringSSL error [16.88ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > postgres: rejects tls that is neither a boolea
... (truncated)

release without fix: 13 FAILED
bun test v1.4.3-canary.1 (367d939d9)

test/js/sql/sql.test.ts:
failed to connect to the docker API at unix:///var/run/docker.sock; check if the path is correct and if the daemon is running: dial unix /var/run/docker.sock: connect: no such file or directory
(pass) text-format json[] with a malformed boolean literal returns an error instead of looping [1380.87ms]
(pass) rejects Postgres connection options containing null bytes [2.57ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > rejects username containing null bytes [3.17ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > rejects password containing null bytes [0.22ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > rejects database containing null bytes [0.12ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > SSL_CTX creation failure throws the structured BoringSSL error [0.59ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > postgres: rejects tls that is neither a boolean nor an object [0.31ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > mysql: rejects tls that is neither a boolean nor an object [0.36ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > rejects simpl
... (truncated)

passes on PR (with fix)

ASAN with fix: all passed
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test "--reporter=junit" "--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/js/sql/postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation.test.ts test/js/sql/sql.test.ts
rustup spent 7s installing the pinned toolchain (nightly-2026-09-15); it was missing or incomplete on this machine
bun test v1.4.3 (367d939d9)

test/js/sql/sql.test.ts:
failed to connect to the docker API at unix:///var/run/docker.sock; check if the path is correct and if the daemon is running: dial unix /var/run/docker.sock: connect: no such file or directory
(pass) text-format json[] with a malformed boolean literal returns an error instead of looping [4209.67ms]
(pass) rejects Postgres connection options containing null bytes [124.93ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > rejects username containing null bytes [232.92ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > rejects password containing null bytes [10.37ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > rejects database containing null bytes [6.92ms]
(pass) shared createInstance validation (no server) > SSL_CTX creation failure throws the structured BoringSSL e
... (truncated)

release with fix: all passed
$ bun scripts/build.ts --profile=release
[configured] bun-profile → bun (stripped) in 9827ms (unchanged)
ninja: Entering directory `/workspace/bun/build/release'
[1/106] gen bake.{client,server,error}.js
-> bake.client.js, bake.server.js, bake.error.js
[2/104] gen generated_host_exports.rs
generated_host_exports.rs: 121 exports (host=5, lazy=10, generic=106, rust=0); 249 extern-C blocks audited
[3/103] rustc bun_opaque 
[4/103] rustc bun_highway 
[5/103] build.rs build_script_build
[6/103] rustc bun_simdutf_sys 
[7/103] rustc bun_brotli_sys 
[8/103] rustc bun_libuv_sys 
[9/103] rustc bun_mimalloc_sys 
[10/103] rustc bun_hash 
[11/103] rustc bun_css_derive 
[12/103] rustc bun_core_macros 
[13/103] rustc bun_alloc 
[14/103] rustc bun_jsc_macros 
[15/103] rustc bun_libdeflate_sys 
[16/103] rustc bun_platform 
[17/103] rustc bun_core 
[18/103] rustc bun_boringssl_sys 
[19/103] rustc bun_picohttp 
[20/103] rustc bun_safety 
[21/103] rustc bun_base64 
[22/103] rustc bun_zstd 
[23/103] rustc bun_cares_sys 
[24/103] rustc bun_output 
[25/103] rustc bun_ptr 
[26/103] rustc bun_brotli 
[27/103] rustc bun_zlib_sys 
[28/103] rustc bun_errno 
[29/103] rustc bun_valkey 
[30/103
... (truncated)

diff hotspot

src/sql/lib.rs                                     |   2 +
 src/sql/postgres/PostgresProtocol.rs               |   1 +
 src/sql/postgres/protocol/ErrorResponse.rs         |  23 +
 src/sql/postgres/protocol/ReadyForQuery.rs         |  21 +-
 .../protocol/TransactionStatusIndicator.rs         |  11 +
 src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLConnection.rs      | 155 +++-
 src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLQuery.rs           |   6 +
 src/sql_jsc/postgres/Signature.rs                  |  52 +-
 ...ostgres-prepared-statement-invalidation.test.ts | 892 +++++++++++++++++++++
 test/js/sql/sql.test.ts                            |  14 +-
 test/js/sql/wire-frames.ts                         |  18 +
 11 files changed, 1146 insertions(+), 49 deletions(-)

gate history · 3 passed · 0 rejected · iteration 1

evidence per changed file

file                                                      reads  edits  tests
src/sql/lib.rs                                                0      0     43
src/sql/postgres/PostgresProtocol.rs                          0      0     43
src/sql/postgres/protocol/ErrorResponse.rs                    0      0     43
src/sql/postgres/protocol/ReadyForQuery.rs                    0      0     43
src/sql/postgres/protocol/TransactionStatusIndicator.rs       0      0     43
src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLConnection.rs                12      6     43
src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLQuery.rs                      0      0     43
src/sql_jsc/postgres/Signature.rs                             0      0     43
…js/sql/postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation.test.ts      7     10     40
test/js/sql/sql.test.ts                                       0      0      4
test/js/sql/wire-frames.ts                                    0      0     47

root cause · written by the author bot

When the server invalidated a named prepared statement (SQLSTATE 26000 after DEALLOCATE or DISCARD, or 0A000 with routine RevalidateCachedQuery after a schema change), the per-connection statement cache kept the entry marked Prepared, so every later execution bound the dead server-side name and failed permanently. The ErrorResponse handler now recognizes these invalidation errors when they answer a Bind, evicts the cached entry, re-prepares the statement under a fresh name as a separate statement object, and re-runs each affected query once, with pipelined siblings re-queued behind it so a …

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Walkthrough

The PostgreSQL protocol now exposes transaction status and identifies prepared-statement invalidation errors. Connections conditionally re-prepare and retry eligible requests once. Tests cover recovery, pipelined requests, transaction boundaries, and cases where retry does not occur.

Changes

Prepared statement recovery

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Protocol invalidation contract src/sql/lib.rs, src/sql/postgres/PostgresProtocol.rs, src/sql/postgres/protocol/ErrorResponse.rs, src/sql/postgres/protocol/ReadyForQuery.rs, src/sql/postgres/protocol/TransactionStatusIndicator.rs	The protocol exposes transaction status and classifies SQLSTATE 26000 or SQLSTATE 0A000 with routine RevalidateCachedQuery as prepared-statement invalidations.
Statement re-preparation state src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLQuery.rs, src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLStatement.rs, src/sql_jsc/postgres/Signature.rs	A request flag limits re-preparation to one retry. Statements can reset execution state and set a prepared-statement name.
Connection retry flow and validation src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLConnection.rs, test/js/sql/postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation.test.ts, test/js/sql/sql.test.ts	Connections track transaction status and conditionally retry invalidated statements. Tests cover recovery, pipelining, transaction boundaries, and retry limits.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner

Priority: ➖ Normal

Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 02d53

No demonstrated issue blocks merge. The saved-error cleanup concern remains unresolved but has no established user impact.

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✅ Passed checks (4 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The PR meets the coding requirements in [#29484]. It detects 26000 and 0A000 from RevalidateCachedQuery during Bind processing. It evicts the matching cached statement, assigns a fresh prepared-…
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changes stay within [#29484]. Transaction-status tracking, identity-checked cache eviction, statement reset logic, protocol exposure, pipeline re-queueing, and the added tests support safe recover…
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: re-preparing PostgreSQL cached statements invalidated by SQLSTATE 26000 or 0A000.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description explains the problem, implementation, retry conditions, limitations, ordering effects, and extensive verification results. It does not use the exact template headings, but it provides …

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This PR may be a duplicate of:

1. sql(postgres): evict prepared-statement cache on SQLSTATE 0A000/26000 #35116 - Both fix Bun.sql prepared statement cache not invalidated after DDL — connection permanently fails with cached plan must not change result type (SQLSTATE 0A000) #29484 by evicting cached prepared statements on SQLSTATE 26000/0A000; sql(postgres): evict prepared-statement cache on SQLSTATE 0A000/26000 #35116 evicts only, this PR additionally re-prepares and retries transparently

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CI on 7027cf4 (build 93846) is green for the code this PR touches: test/js/sql/postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation.test.ts (now 9 cases, including the two container scenarios carried over from #35116, which has been closed in favour of this PR) and the neighbouring Postgres suites pass on every lane.

Every failure in this build is [flaky] and passed on retry (complex-workspace, inspect-error-leak, bun-install-registry, child_process); none touch anything this PR changes.

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[claude]

All prior review feedback is addressed and this round found nothing new, but I'd like a human to sign off: this adds ~80 lines of intrusive-refcount / raw-pointer state-machine work in the ErrorResponse handler, and there's a design choice vs. #35116 (evict-only) that a maintainer should weigh.

What was reviewed:

• Refcount balance on the evict/re-insert path — deref(removed) releases exactly the map's ref; ref_() before storing the root pointer covers the re-insert.
• Retry gate: tx_status == I prevents the 25P02 masking; reprepared caps at one attempt; pipelined_requests <= 1 avoids misattribution.
• 0A000 narrowed to routine RevalidateCachedQuery; wire test proves a non-plancache 0A000 is not retried.
• finish_request → note_request_pending sequencing vs. advance() — the request stays at FIFO head and counters look balanced.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

The PR fixes #29484 by making the Postgres client evict and transparently re-prepare a cached named statement when the server returns SQLSTATE 26000 or 0A000/RevalidateCachedQuery. It touches the ErrorResponse handler in PostgresSQLConnection.rs (~80 new lines), adds a tx_status field tracking the ReadyForQuery status byte, adds reset_for_reprepare on PostgresSQLStatement, extracts Signature::set_prepared_statement_name, adds a reprepared flag on the query, and adds a 345-line test file with both container and scripted-wire coverage.

Security risks

None identified. The new predicate reads server-provided ErrorResponse fields via the existing FieldMessage parser; no new untrusted-input parsing. The retry is capped at one attempt so a hostile server can't induce a loop.

Level of scrutiny

High. The new branch in on() sits in the most-blocked category from REVIEW.md: it removes an entry from the intrusive-refcounted statements map, derefs the removed pointer, mutates a shared PostgresSQLStatement in place, re-inserts a raw pointer into the map, and re-queues a request in the FIFO with reset counters. Three previous review rounds each surfaced a real issue here (25P02 masking inside a transaction; refcount imbalance when the removed pointer isn't stmt; over-broad 0A000 match; provenance of the stored map pointer). All were fixed, and the current diff looks correct on inspection, but the density of subtle interactions with finish_request / note_request_pending / advance() and the pipelined_requests/pending_requests counters is exactly the kind of thing a maintainer familiar with this state machine should eyeball once.

Other factors

• Competing PR: #35116 takes the simpler evict-only approach (first re-run surfaces the error, second succeeds). Choosing between transparent-retry and evict-only is an API-behavior call for a maintainer, not a bot.
• Test coverage is strong: container tests for both DDL shapes, DEALLOCATE/DISCARD, pipelined batch, and the in-transaction case; wire-level tests prove the fresh-name Parse, the one-retry cap, and the routine narrowing. All fail on an unfixed build per the evidence block.
• CI on the touched suites is green; remaining red is unrelated per the author's triage.
• I have not previously posted an approve/defer verdict on this PR, only inline findings — all now resolved.

[Jarred-Sumner]

@robobun rebase

[robobun]

Rebased onto main (af63b8a). Main had removed TransactionStatusIndicator and the ReadyForQuery.status field as dead code in #36421; restored both since the transaction-state guard added here depends on them. Resolved the other conflicts for the pub(crate) visibility narrowing from #36184. 7/7 tests still pass locally.

[robobun]

Pushed 4db5c8d (plus a comment trim in 92b5cb2): every pipelined request that hits the invalidation is now re-run, not only the last one in flight.

How it works: each sibling's Bind gets its own ErrorResponse. The handler moves that request behind the requests still on the wire. The first one resets the statement to a fresh name, the later ones see the reset and skip it. Once the pipeline drains, one re-Parse runs and every moved request binds the fresh name in its original order. The guards are unchanged: once per request, idle session only, and only for an error that answers the Bind (c261ec4).

Your script against PostgreSQL 16, debug build: max 1 burst 0/20 failed (was 19/20), max 4 0/20 (was 16/20), next burst 0/20.

Tests: a 20-query burst against a real server, the two pipelined-pair cases now assert success, and a scripted server that answers five pipelined Binds with 26000 plus a sixth query with a new statement text (five Bind errors, three Parses, six results in order). 13 of 13 pass here, 9 fail on 1.4.3.

Self-reviewed: 3 concerns raised, 3 addressed (a debug assertion that the retry never lands ahead of a request on the wire, a note on the reset, and the tightened assertions).

[claude]

Findings marked 🟡 are optional suggestions and need no follow-up push.

[claude]

Code review completed

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Still open from earlier reviews (3):

• 🔴 src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLConnection.rs:3057 — Users who pipeline a stale query ahead of an extended-protocol sqlBEGIN on one connection can get that query re-run ins…
• Also unresolved: 2 minor or pre-existing.

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[robobun]

Merged main (1313ca6) into the branch and pushed 1613087. The merge was clean and no commit of it touches the SQL code.

CI on 92b5cb2 (build 121067). No test in test/js/sql failed. Two tests were red, and this diff touches neither:

• test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts on four Linux lanes: the MinIO image pull returned 401 Unauthorized. test: replace the MinIO container with an S3 server on Bun.serve #44054 on main replaces that container, and the merge brings it in.
• One case of test/js/bun/spawn/spawn.test.ts on debian 13 x64-asan (an idle reader stopped at the highwater …).

Checked on the merged head (debug, ASAN, PostgreSQL 17.11). postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation.test.ts: 13 of 13 pass, 9 of 13 fail on 1.4.3-canary.1+367d939d9. 12 neighbouring files of test/js/sql pass. 24 runs at once over 4 cached statements after DEALLOCATE ALL, 3 rounds: each run resolves with the row of its own query.

One behaviour to know: order. A request that is queued again runs after the requests that were on the wire behind it.

// one connection, both statements cached, then ALTER TABLE t ADD COLUMN b int, a = 1
const [A, B] = await Promise.allSettled([
  sql.unsafe(`select * from t where id = $1`, [1]),
  sql.unsafe(`update t set a = a + 1 where id = $1 returning a`, [1]),
]);
// 1.4.3:    A rejects 0A000,              B returns a = 2
// 1613087:  A resolves { a: 2, b: null }, B returns a = 2

The select * was issued first and returned the row that the later update wrote. Requests that are queued again keep their order, and the retry does not run in a transaction block. postgres.js writes its retry behind the queries on the wire in the same way. This is now the first bullet of Downsides in the description.

[claude]

Code review completed

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• Unresolved: 2 minor or pre-existing, 1 blocking on lines changed since (possibly already fixed).

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[robobun]

Pushed 02d5348 and 2134b4d for the review finding on a retry queued behind a pipelined BEGIN.

The idle check ran when the error arrived, but the retry is written only after the requests ahead of it answer. A cache-hit BEGIN among them put the session in a transaction block by then, and the retried query ran inside a block it was issued before. The request now keeps the invalidation error. When the retry reaches the head and the last ReadyForQuery status is not idle, it rejects with that error instead of writing the Parse or Bind. New wire test covers it (stale select pipelined ahead of a prepared BEGIN: select rejects 26000, BEGIN resolves, the next run after COMMIT re-prepares). Before the fix the select resolved inside the block.

14 of 14 pass locally, 10 fail on 1.4.3. The burst numbers are unchanged (0/20 on both pool sizes). All review threads are resolved.

[robobun]

Pushed f9a42a6 for the second review finding.

The server flushes an ErrorResponse before the ReadyForQuery that ends the batch, so they can arrive in separate reads. An earlier pipelined sibling's ReadyForQuery had already marked the connection ready, and the failed request's pipelined count was released on the error. A query enqueued in that window made the client write the re-Parse before the error batch's ReadyForQuery. That ReadyForQuery then pipelined the new query ahead of the retry's Bind, and the two got each other's rows.

The ErrorResponse handler now clears the ready flag until that batch's ReadyForQuery sets it again. This applies to every error, not only the retry, because the plain reject path has the same window for a query that needs a Parse. A wire test holds the ReadyForQuery back and enqueues a query in the gap: before the fix the retry resolved with the other query's row and vice versa. 15 of 15 pass locally, 11 fail on 1.4.3. All review threads are resolved.

[claude]

Code review completed

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[robobun]

Pushed aaa9eb6. It fixes a wrong result on f9a42a6, in the window between the ParseComplete and the RowDescription of a re-prepare.

The defect. 4db5c8d reset the cached statement in place and kept its fields for the requests on the wire. A statement without parameters is Prepared again on ParseComplete. If the reply is split across reads there, a query issued in between was written at once, and its Bind asked for the column formats of the old statement. The client then decoded the row with the new description.

Scripted server, same outcome on each run:

change on the server	expected	f9a42a6
ALTER COLUMN a TYPE int4 (was text), value 42	a = 42	a = 13362
ALTER COLUMN a TYPE bool (was text), value true	a = true	a = false
ADD COLUMN c	the row with c	rejects 08P01, bind message has 2 result formats but query has 3 columns

13362 is 0x3432: the text 42, read as a binary integer. A proxy is not necessary for the split: the server writes a reply of more than 8 KB (a wide RowDescription) in two parts. A statement with parameters does not have this window, because its Bind waits for the ReadyForQuery of the Parse.

The fix. The handler does not change the invalidated statement any more. That object keeps the description that the requests on the wire were bound with. The retry gets a new statement object under a new name (replace_statement). So does each queued request that holds the old statement and is not on the wire. A later pipelined sibling finds the new statement in the cache. A new statement has no fields until its RowDescription arrives, so a Bind in the window asks for text, the same as for a first prepare on main. reset_for_reprepare is removed.

Tests. Two wire cases in postgres-prepared-statement-invalidation.test.ts hold the RowDescription of the re-prepare back and issue a query in the window (ALTER COLUMN TYPE, ADD COLUMN). Both fail on f9a42a6. On aaa9eb6 (debug, ASAN) 17 of 17 pass. On 1.4.3-canary.1+367d939d9, 13 of 17 fail. 16 neighbouring files of test/js/sql pass. postgres-split-prepare-reorder needs 3.3 s to 4.6 s for each case on this loaded machine and went over its 5 s limit in 1 of 4 runs, with f9a42a6 and with aaa9eb6 alike.

Model. A seeded model of reply attribution with a scripted server (random pipelines, split reads, queries issued in the gaps, a transaction block) gives these counts of seeds with a wrong row or a query that never settles:

build	seeds	wrong or never settled
aaa9eb6	180	0
f9a42a6	200	0 (the model does not cover this window)
1613087	40	11
1.4.3-canary.1+367d939d9 (release, without this PR)	40	4

The first attempt at this fix gave the new statement only to the retry. The model found 7 of 200 seeds wrong: a queued request that was not on the wire kept the old statement, was bound under the old name inside a transaction block, and aborted the block. aaa9eb6 gives those requests the new statement too.

[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

[claude]

Code review found no issues

No high-confidence issues detected in this change.