fix(db): store rollup cost columns as double precision - #3715
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe schema and migration change cost-related columns in twelve analytical rollup and history tables from PostgreSQL ChangesRollup Cost Precision
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In `@packages/db/migrations/1787244868_glamorous_chameleon.sql`:
- Around line 199-338: Split the ALTER TABLE rewrites for the affected
statistics and history tables into independently committed per-table migrations
or transactions instead of allowing Drizzle to wrap them together, and implement
the documented shadow-column backfill-and-swap procedure for any table too large
for the maintenance window. Ensure lock_timeout is actually executed where
applicable and keep the migration journal consistent with the selected execution
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| ALTER COLUMN "request_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "data_storage_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "discount_savings" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "image_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "image_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "audio_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "audio_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "video_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cached_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cache_write_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "global_source_stats" | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "request_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "data_storage_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "discount_savings" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "image_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "image_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "audio_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "audio_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "video_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cached_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cache_write_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "model_history" | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_cached_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "model_history_hourly" | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_cached_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "model_provider_mapping_history" | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_cached_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "model_provider_mapping_history_hourly" | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "total_cached_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "project_hourly_model_stats" | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "request_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "data_storage_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "discount_savings" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "image_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "image_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "audio_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "audio_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "video_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cached_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cache_write_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "credits_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "api_keys_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "credits_data_storage_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "api_keys_data_storage_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "project_hourly_source_stats" | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "request_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "data_storage_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "discount_savings" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "image_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "image_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "audio_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "audio_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "video_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cached_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cache_write_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "credits_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "api_keys_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "credits_data_storage_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "api_keys_data_storage_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "project_hourly_stats" | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "request_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "data_storage_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "discount_savings" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "image_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "image_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "audio_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "audio_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "video_output_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cached_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cache_write_input_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "credits_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "api_keys_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "credits_data_storage_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision, | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "api_keys_data_storage_cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "provider_key_hourly_stats" | ||
| ALTER COLUMN "cost" SET DATA TYPE double precision; |
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In PostgreSQL, the ALTER TABLE ALTER COLUMN SET DATA TYPE command requires an ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock on the table [1][2][3]. This lock is held for the duration of the entire transaction [2][3]. Because it is an ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock, it blocks all other attempts to access the table—including reads and writes—for as long as the transaction remains open [2][3]. Whether the operation causes a full table rewrite depends on whether the on-disk representation of the data changes [2][4]. 1. Table Rewrites: If the new data type has a different internal binary format (e.g., changing from integer to bigint), PostgreSQL must rewrite every row in the table [2][3][4]. This is a resource-intensive process that locks the table for the entire duration of the rewrite [2][3]. 2. Avoiding Rewrites: PostgreSQL can avoid a full table rewrite in specific cases, such as when the old type is binary-coercible to the new type (e.g., varchar to text, or increasing the length of a varchar) and the USING clause does not modify the column's contents [2][5][6]. 3. Index Rebuilds: Even when a table rewrite is avoided, PostgreSQL may still be required to rebuild indexes on the affected column if the change invalidates them (e.g., due to collation changes or specific expression indexes) [2][5][4]. Rebuilding indexes also requires the ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock and can be a lengthy operation for large tables [2][3][5]. Because of the potential for extended downtime on large tables, it is standard practice to use a lock_timeout when executing these commands to prevent the statement from queuing behind existing queries and causing further application performance issues [2]. If a rewrite is required, users often employ techniques like adding a new column, backfilling it in batches, and performing a swap to minimize downtime [2].
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- 1: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-altertable.html
- 2: https://monpg.app/blog/postgresql-alter-column-type-no-rewrite
- 3: https://www.crunchydata.com/blog/when-does-alter-table-require-a-rewrite
- 4: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79860839/table-and-index-rewrites-when-changing-type-in-postgresql
- 5: https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/45da6f97-119a-fc3f-9393-4d056bddb3f5%40aklaver.com
- 6: https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/E1PoFlG-0005Et-J1%40gemulon.postgresql.org
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In Drizzle ORM, migration behavior regarding transactions and statement breakpoints is structured to ensure schema integrity, though it varies slightly by dialect [1][2]. Transaction Behavior By default, Drizzle ORM wraps each individual migration file in a single database transaction [1][3]. This ensures that if any statement within a file fails, the entire file's changes can be rolled back, maintaining atomicity [1][3]. However, Drizzle generally does not wrap multiple migration files into a single master transaction [4][5]. Each migration file is processed and committed independently [4]. If you have multiple pending migrations, they are applied sequentially; if a later migration fails, the previously successfully applied files remain committed to the database [5]. Statement Breakpoints The --> statement-breakpoint comment is a directive used by Drizzle Kit to parse SQL files [2][6]. It instructs Drizzle to treat the SQL content as a series of distinct, sequential statements rather than a single block [2]. 1. Function: For databases like MySQL and SQLite, which do not support Data Definition Language (DDL) transactions, statement breakpoints are mandatory to ensure that statements are executed and committed sequentially [7][2]. 2. PostgreSQL: Since PostgreSQL supports DDL transactions, statement breakpoints are technically optional but are included by default in generated migration files to maintain consistency across dialects [2][8]. 3. Manual Usage: If you are writing custom SQL migration files, you must include --> statement-breakpoint after every statement to ensure Drizzle correctly manages the execution flow [6]. Important Considerations - Concurrently: DDL operations that cannot be run inside a transaction, such as CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY in PostgreSQL, must be placed in a separate migration file that is designed to run outside of the default transaction wrapper [3]. - Transaction Hacks: If you need to force a transaction boundary within a single file (e.g., to commit changes before a statement that cannot run in a transaction), some developers manually insert COMMIT; and BEGIN; statements, though this is a workaround rather than a native Drizzle configuration [4][5].
Citations:
- 1: https://drizzle-team-drizzle-orm.mintlify.app/api/core/migrations
- 2: https://drizzle-team-drizzle-orm.mintlify.app/api/kit/migrations
- 3: https://ecosire.com/blog/drizzle-migrations-zero-downtime
- 4: [BUG]: Drizzle kit applies multiple migration files in the same transaction drizzle-team/drizzle-orm#3249
- 5: https://www.answeroverflow.com/m/1333225149989916772
- 6: [BUG]: Drizzle encounters an error when executing the migration due to multiple statements in a single SQL script. drizzle-team/drizzle-orm#3636
- 7: https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/drizzle-config-file
- 8: https://mintlify.wiki/drizzle-team/drizzle-orm/api/kit/migrations
Do not apply these rewrites in one transaction.
Drizzle's migrator wraps this migration file in one PostgreSQL transaction. Each ALTER TABLE takes an ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock, and real to double precision rewrites the table. The first table can remain unavailable until all 12 rewrites finish. The migration only documents SET lock_timeout = '5s'; it does not execute it. lock_timeout limits lock acquisition time, not the duration of an acquired lock.
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In `@packages/db/migrations/1787244868_glamorous_chameleon.sql` around lines 199 -
338, Split the ALTER TABLE rewrites for the affected statistics and history
tables into independently committed per-table migrations or transactions instead
of allowing Drizzle to wrap them together, and implement the documented
shadow-column backfill-and-swap procedure for any table too large for the
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Change monetary total and breakdown columns from real (float4) to doublePrecision (float8) in the 12 derived analytical rollup tables so each hourly/daily/history bucket is no longer rounded on store and bare SUM() over these columns accumulates in double precision (fixes theopenco#3630).
DB-free vitest guard for theopenco#3630: reads each of the 12 rollup tables via getTableColumns and asserts every cost/savings column reports getSQLType() === 'double precision', that the scope is exactly 12 tables / 128 columns, and that the raw log cost columns stay real (out of scope).
Regenerated with `pnpm migrations` onto the current migration chain, so it lands after 1787314721_daffy_venom and 1787325167_curved_nighthawk. The per-column statements drizzle-kit emits are grouped into a single ALTER TABLE per table so each table is rewritten exactly once rather than once per column. The column set is identical to the generated output and `pnpm migrations` reports no schema changes against the committed snapshot.
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The global-stats precision test modelled float4 storage: it rounded the fixture cost through Math.fround before comparing. With the rollup cost columns widened to double precision the value round-trips exactly, so the fround-ed expectation sat 0.378 above the real total over the 2800-row fixture and the assertion failed. Verified against a live database: summing 2800 rows of 4321.1234 stored as real yields 12099145.8984375 (the old expectation), stored as double precision yields 12099145.52 (the new one). Compare against the literal instead, and refresh the comments that still described float4 storage.
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To be clear about which of the two possible causes this was: the drift was not residual precision loss from a column or aggregation this PR failed to convert. Confirmed against a live Postgres, summing 2800 rows of
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Fixes #3630.
What changed
The 12 derived rollup tables named in the issue's proposed scope now store their monetary
columns as
doublePrecision()instead ofreal(): 128 columns in total, covering cost totals,cost component breakdowns, discount savings, per-mode costs and data-storage costs.
The raw
logcost columns are deliberately left asreal, per the out-of-scope section.Why it matters
SUM(real)returnsreal, so the defensive casts added in #3547 and #3585 stop float4accumulation at the query sites but cannot help with what is already lost at write time: every
hourly, daily and history bucket is rounded when it is stored back into a
realcolumn.Widening the storage type removes the per-bucket rounding and lets a bare
SUM()accumulate indouble precision, so independently grouped rollups stop drifting apart.
As the issue notes, widening cannot restore precision already lost historically.
Migration and rollout
packages/db/migrations/1787244868_glamorous_chameleon.sql.real→double precisionis not binary-coercible, so eachALTER COLUMN TYPErewrites thetable under an
ACCESS EXCLUSIVElock. The per-column statements drizzle-kit generates wouldrewrite some tables up to 17 times (once per cost column), so the generated SQL is grouped
into a single
ALTER TABLEper table, which is exactly the adaptation point 3 of the migrationsafety checklist allows. Each table is therefore rewritten exactly once. The schema snapshot is
unchanged by the grouping: re-running
pnpm migrationsproduces no diff.The migration file documents the full rollout: measuring row counts and relation sizes first, a
bounded
lock_timeout, and a shadow-table/backfill-and-swap path for any table whose measuredsize makes a blocking rewrite unacceptable. A rollback plan is included.
Tests
packages/db/src/rollup-cost-precision.spec.tsis a DB-free guard that reads each rollup tablethrough
getTableColumns()and asserts every cost/savings column reportsgetSQLType() === 'double precision', that the scope is exactly 12 tables and 128 columns, andthat the raw
logcost columns stayreal.15/15 pass. Reverting only
schema.tsto the previousreal()definitions turns 12 of them redwith
expected [ [ 'cost', 'real' ], …] to deeply equal [], while the out-of-scopelogassertion stays green.
What I could not verify
I do not have a Postgres instance here, so the migration has not been applied against a real
database: the lock and rewrite behaviour is reasoned from the type change rather than
measured, and
pnpm push-test/pnpm test:unitwere not run.doublePrecision()infersnumberin Drizzle just asreal()does, so application return types are unchanged, but thatis from the type definitions rather than from a green build here. Worth a maintainer check
before this lands.
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