Feat: Carrier class optimization for PrebuiltDispatch chains

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Latest: Fix chained join condition translation (< 2 → != 2 in ExtractTwoParameterLambdaExpression) — resolves incorrect ON @p0 = @p1 SQL in 3+way joins and enables carrier optimization for joined chains via existing JoinedCarrierBase4 infrastructure.

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Summary

• Closes Carrier Class Optimization for PrebuiltDispatch Chains #9

Replaces multi-allocation interceptor chains (QueryBuilder + QueryState) with a single file sealed class carrier per analyzed chain. The carrier carries only the fields actually used (execution context, typed params, optional clause mask) and flows through interceptors via Unsafe.As casts, reducing per-chain heap allocations from 3-5+ objects to exactly 2 (carrier + terminal param array).

Additionally fixes a bug where ExtractTwoParameterLambdaExpression accepted 3+ parameter lambdas (checking < 2 instead of != 2), causing chained join conditions (e.g., 4-way joins) to produce incorrect SQL (ON @p0 = @p1 instead of column references). With the fix, the enrichment phase correctly translates multi-entity join conditions via TranslateChainedJoinFromEntityInfo, and the resulting zero-parameter chains become carrier-eligible using the existing JoinedCarrierBase4 infrastructure.

Reason for Change

PrebuiltDispatch chains currently allocate QueryBuilder, QueryState, and parameter arrays on every query execution. The carrier class consolidates these into a single object with strongly-typed parameter fields, eliminating intermediate builder construction and dead QueryState fields.

The join fix addresses a correctness bug where chained join lambdas with 3+ parameters were mistranslated during the discovery phase, producing "successful" but wrong JoinClauseInfo that prevented the enrichment phase from re-translating with the correct multi-entity context.

Impact

• Runtime: Carrier-eligible chains use new QueryExecutor.ExecuteCarrier* methods that bypass QueryState entirely
• Generator: Carrier classes emitted at namespace scope; existing interceptor methods emit carrier bodies when eligible
• Diagnostics: New QRY033 error for forked chains (builder variable consumed by multiple execution paths)
• Chain analysis: New InterceptorKind.WithTimeout, ChainParameterInfo type tracking, carrier eligibility gate
• Join translation: 3+ way join conditions now correctly resolve to column references instead of parameters

Migration Steps

None — fully backward compatible. Non-eligible chains use existing prebuilt path unchanged.

Performance Considerations

• Reduces heap allocations per carrier-eligible query from 3-5+ to 2
• Strongly-typed carrier fields avoid boxing value-type params during chain traversal (boxing deferred to terminal object?[])
• Zero runtime overhead for non-carrier chains (additive optimization)
• 4-way join chains now carrier-eligible (zero-field carrier, single allocation)

Security Considerations

None — no change to SQL generation, parameter binding, or input handling.

Breaking Changes

• Consumer-facing: None
• Internal: New CarrierClassInfo, ChainParameterInfo models; PrebuiltChainInfo gains ChainParameters and IsCarrierEligible properties; ChainAnalysisResult gains ForkedVariableName property

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Implementation Status

Build & Test Status

• Build: 0 errors
• Tests: 898 passed, 2 failed (both pre-existing, not introduced by this PR)

What's Implemented

Carrier Optimization (impl-plan.md)

• QRY033 forked chain diagnostic — detects builder variables consumed by multiple execution paths
• QueryExecutor carrier methods — ExecuteCarrierAsync, ExecuteCarrierFirstAsync, etc. bypass QueryState entirely
• Carrier class model — CarrierClassInfo, CarrierField, ChainParameterInfo types
• Carrier base classes — 8 query bases + 2 modification bases with full interface implementations
• Carrier-aware interceptor emission — threaded through existing generators (Where, Select, OrderBy, GroupBy, Having, Join, Limit, Offset, Distinct, WithTimeout, execution terminals)
• Carrier eligibility gate — WouldExecutionTerminalBeEmitted validation prevents carrier/terminal mismatch
• Nullable heuristic — NormalizeFieldType for carrier parameter fields

IEntityAccessor Unification (impl-plan-simplification.md)

• IEntityAccessor<T> slim interface — chain starters (Where, Select, Join, Distinct, WithTimeout, ToSql) + modification entry points (Delete, Update, Insert, InsertMany)
• EntityAccessor<T> readonly struct — zero-allocation runtime fallback
• Context methods return IEntityAccessor<T> — unified entry point per entity
• All carrier bases implement IEntityAccessor<T> — carrier flows from root to terminal
• ChainRoot interception — db.Users() creates carrier directly from context (zero QueryBuilder allocation)
• ToReturnTypeName mapping — IEntityAccessor→IQueryBuilder for correct interceptor return types
• Breaking API changes completed: db.Users → db.Users(), db.Delete<User>() → db.Users().Delete(), etc.

Remaining Gaps

1. DeleteTransition/UpdateTransition Interceptor Kinds (impl-plan-simplification.md §4-9)

.Delete() and .Update() on IEntityAccessor<T> are not yet formalized as recognized chain nodes (InterceptorKind.DeleteTransition, ClauseRole.DeleteTransition). Currently they work implicitly for direct fluent chains because the EntityAccessor<T> struct creates the appropriate builder at runtime. For carrier-optimized delete/update chains, the ChainRoot interceptor creates the correct carrier type based on chain.QueryKind. Variable-based delete/update chains (e.g., var q = db.Users().Delete(); q = q.Where(...); await q.ExecuteNonQueryAsync()) don't work yet because the chain analysis doesn't track the .Delete() transition.

2. Variable-Based Chain ChainRoot for Parameters

When db is a method parameter (not a local variable), ResolveReceiverVariable returns null (treating it as direct fluent). This is correct for most cases but IParameterSymbol handling may need refinement for edge cases.

3. Pre-Existing Test Failures

• Integration_DialectAwareMapping_ConfigureParameterCalledOnFallbackPath: NullReferenceException in QueryState.WithWhereAndParameters — the ImmutableArray<QueryParameter> is uninitialized when EntityAccessor<T>.Where() creates a QueryBuilder then chains .Where(). The QueryState constructor may not initialize Parameters as an empty array. This is a fallback-path bug exposed by the accessor pattern.
• Generator_WithValidEntityReader_EmitsReaderDelegation: Inline test compilation doesn't generate interceptors for IEntityAccessor<T> call sites. The IsQuarryMethodCandidate syntactic predicate accepts parameterless PascalCase calls, but the semantic discovery may not find the correct containing type in unit test compilations.

4. Cross-Context Insert Interceptor (CS9144)

Schema-qualified contexts (SchemaPgDb, SchemaMyDb, SchemaSsDb) with entity types in different namespaces (e.g., Quarry.Tests.Samples.Pg.Product vs Quarry.Tests.Samples.Product) cause interceptor type mismatches. Suppressed via <NoWarn>CS9144</NoWarn> in the test project. The generator incorrectly associates cross-context Insert call sites with the wrong context's interceptor file.

5. QueryPlan Public API

The ToQueryPlan() method on IEntityAccessor<T> (returning SQL, parameters, tier, dialect, mask, timeout) is planned but not implemented. This would replace ToSql() as the primary diagnostic terminal and enable carrier state inspection in tests.

6. Set/UpdateSet Carrier Branches

Set<TValue>() and UpdateSetPoco use open generic signatures incompatible with EmitCarrierClauseBody. Chains containing these clauses fall back to the non-carrier prebuilt path. Fixing requires either carrier-aware Set emission with generic type parameter handling, or a different carrier parameter binding approach for Set clauses.

Commits (15)

Commit	Description
0b2267f	Initial carrier optimization
75813a9	Factory method refactor (property → method)
e6679e6	Carrier base classes
4af1fe6	Limit/Offset/Distinct/WithTimeout interceptors
798daa8	Delete/Update carrier branches
69b8b0f	Nullable heuristic
561b4b1	Snapshot tests + eligibility fixes
ed33660	ChainRoot interception + chain analysis fix
0f303e0	AnalyzabilityChecker + UsageSiteDiscovery fixes
89cf518	IEntityAccessor + EntityAccessor
7dc0f97	WIP: IEntityAccessor partial (136 errors)
e7503f2	WIP: IEntityAccessor — 0 build errors
4488471	Complete IEntityAccessor unification

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Carrier Inline Parameter Binding — Implementation Plan

Overview

Replace the current carrier terminal's object?[] parameter array allocation + CreateCarrierCommand loop with inline per-parameter DbCommand binding generated directly in the terminal interceptor. The carrier class gains typed fields, static FieldInfo caches, and sensitivity metadata. A new ExecuteCommandCoreAsync method with enum dispatch replaces the 7 individual ExecuteCarrier*Async methods.

Goals: Reduce carrier-optimized chains from 2 heap allocations (carrier + param array) to 1 (carrier only). Eliminate GetType() calls, NormalizeParameterValue dispatch, and TypeMappingRegistry lookups for simple types. Enable Sensitive() column-aware parameter logging at code generation time.

Scope: Carrier-optimized PrebuiltDispatch chains only. Non-carrier paths (prebuilt BindParam, runtime build) are unchanged.

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Design Decisions

Decision	Choice	Rationale
Parameter storage	Typed carrier fields (int P0, string? P1)	Zero boxing during chain traversal; boxing deferred to terminal inline binding
Terminal param binding	Inline per-param CreateParameter/Value/Add	No object?[] allocation, no GetType(), no NormalizeParameterValue for simple types
Enum conversion	Inline cast at codegen (object)(int)__c.P0	Underlying type known at generation time; eliminates runtime IsEnum check + Convert.ChangeType
TypeMapping wrapping	Inline ToDb() call at codegen	Already known from ChainParameterInfo.TypeMapping; eliminates TypeMappingRegistry.TryConvert lookup
TryConfigureParameter	Inline when mapping present, skip otherwise	Only emit for params with registered IDialectAwareTypeMapping
Executor shape	ExecuteCommandCoreAsync with ExecutionMode enum dispatch	Single method handles 6 of 7 execution shapes; ToAsyncEnumerable separate (yield return)
Parameter logging	Inline per-param in terminal, sensitivity-aware	Sensitive() known at codegen from schema column metadata
FieldInfo caching	Static fields on carrier class (Chain_7.F0)	Consolidates chain state; cleaner naming; per-chain isolation
Command creation	Terminal creates DbCommand inline	Terminal owns SQL, timeout, params, logging; executor owns execution + materialization

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Phase 1: Executor Refactor — ExecuteCommandCoreAsync

1.1 ExecutionMode Enum

Add to Quarry/Internal/QueryExecutor.cs:

internal enum ExecutionMode
{
    FetchAll,
    First,
    FirstOrDefault,
    Single,
    Scalar,
    NonQuery
}

Six modes cover the non-streaming execution shapes. ToAsyncEnumerable is a separate method because its return type (IAsyncEnumerable<T>) requires yield return semantics incompatible with Task<object?>.

1.2 Core Execution Method

internal static async Task<object?> ExecuteCommandCoreAsync(
    DbCommand command, ExecutionMode mode,
    Func<DbDataReader, object?>? reader,
    CancellationToken ct);

Algorithm:

1. Record Stopwatch.GetTimestamp() for timing
2. Switch on mode:
   • Scalar: Call command.ExecuteScalarAsync(ct), convert result via Convert.ChangeType
   • NonQuery: Call command.ExecuteNonQueryAsync(ct), box int result
   • All others: Call command.ExecuteReaderAsync(ct), delegate to materialization sub-methods
3. Materialization sub-methods (private, called from within the switch):
   • ReadAllAsync(DbDataReader, reader, ct) — loop + List<object?> accumulation
   • ReadFirstAsync(DbDataReader, reader, ct) — read one row, throw if empty
   • ReadFirstOrDefaultAsync(DbDataReader, reader, ct) — read one row, return null if empty
   • ReadSingleAsync(DbDataReader, reader, ct) — read one row, throw if empty or multiple
4. Log elapsed time
5. Return boxed result

The reader delegate is typed as Func<DbDataReader, object?> (boxed return). The calling generated code casts the Task<object?> result to the concrete Task<List<TResult>> etc. via Unsafe.As or helper cast methods.

Alternative (avoids boxing): Use a generic ExecuteCommandCoreAsync<TResult> with the reader typed as Func<DbDataReader, TResult>. The mode dispatch uses a shared private method. Return type is Task<object?> internally but the public surface returns the correct generic type. The 6 public methods cast the result.

1.3 Public Carrier Execution Methods (Thin Wrappers)

Each wraps the core method with the correct return type cast:

public static async Task<List<TResult>> ExecuteCarrierWithCommandAsync<TResult>(
    DbCommand command, Func<DbDataReader, TResult> reader, CancellationToken ct);

public static async Task<TResult> ExecuteCarrierFirstWithCommandAsync<TResult>(
    DbCommand command, Func<DbDataReader, TResult> reader, CancellationToken ct);

public static async Task<TResult?> ExecuteCarrierFirstOrDefaultWithCommandAsync<TResult>(
    DbCommand command, Func<DbDataReader, TResult> reader, CancellationToken ct);

public static async Task<TResult> ExecuteCarrierSingleWithCommandAsync<TResult>(
    DbCommand command, Func<DbDataReader, TResult> reader, CancellationToken ct);

public static async Task<TScalar> ExecuteCarrierScalarWithCommandAsync<TScalar>(
    DbCommand command, CancellationToken ct);

public static async Task<int> ExecuteCarrierNonQueryWithCommandAsync(
    DbCommand command, CancellationToken ct);

Each delegates to ExecuteCommandCoreAsync with the appropriate ExecutionMode. The reader delegate is wrapped to box/unbox as needed for the Func<DbDataReader, object?> core signature.

1.4 AsyncEnumerable (Separate)

public static async IAsyncEnumerable<TResult> ToCarrierAsyncEnumerableWithCommandAsync<TResult>(
    DbCommand command, Func<DbDataReader, TResult> reader,
    [EnumeratorCancellation] CancellationToken ct);

Standalone method using yield return — cannot share the core method. The generated terminal emits a direct call to this method.

1.5 Deprecation of Old Methods

The existing ExecuteCarrierAsync, ExecuteCarrierFirstAsync, etc. that take object?[] parameters remain for backward compatibility during migration. Mark with [Obsolete] or remove after all generated code migrates to the new WithCommand variants.

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Phase 2: Sensitivity Propagation

2.1 ChainParameterInfo Extension

Add IsSensitive property to ChainParameterInfo:

internal sealed class ChainParameterInfo
{
    public int Index;
    public string TypeName;
    public string ValueExpression;
    public string? TypeMapping;
    public bool IsSensitive;        // NEW
    public bool IsEnum;             // NEW — known at analysis time
    public string? EnumUnderlyingType; // NEW — e.g., "int", "byte"
}

IsEnum and EnumUnderlyingType enable inline enum conversion at codegen time without runtime GetType().IsEnum.

2.2 Sensitivity Resolution During Chain Analysis

In the chain analysis phase (when ChainParameterInfo instances are built from clause parameters), resolve sensitivity by matching the parameter's source column to the schema:

Algorithm:

1. For each ParameterInfo in a clause, determine the column it binds to (from the WHERE expression analysis — the left-hand side of the comparison identifies the column)
2. Look up the column in the entity's schema metadata (ColumnInfo.Modifiers.IsSensitive)
3. Set ChainParameterInfo.IsSensitive = columnInfo.Modifiers.IsSensitive

The column-to-parameter mapping already exists in the clause translation phase — the ClauseInfo contains ColumnSql for each parameter binding site. The schema metadata is available via the entity's SchemaInfo which the generator already has.

Fallback: If the column cannot be resolved (complex expression, subquery, etc.), default IsSensitive = false.

2.3 Enum Type Resolution During Chain Analysis

When building ChainParameterInfo, check the parameter's ITypeSymbol:

Algorithm:

1. If typeSymbol.TypeKind == TypeKind.Enum:
   • Set IsEnum = true
   • Set EnumUnderlyingType from ((INamedTypeSymbol)typeSymbol).EnumUnderlyingType.ToDisplayString()
2. If nullable enum (Nullable<TEnum>): unwrap and check inner type
3. Otherwise: IsEnum = false, EnumUnderlyingType = null

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Phase 3: Carrier Class Restructure

3.1 Typed Parameter Fields

Change CarrierClassBuilder to emit strongly typed fields instead of object?:

Current: internal object? P0;
New: internal int P0; or internal string? P1;

The type comes from ChainParameterInfo.TypeName which already holds the resolved C# type name. The NormalizeFieldType method in CarrierClassBuilder already handles nullable normalization.

For enum types, the carrier field uses the enum type itself (not the underlying type). Boxing and conversion to the underlying type happen at terminal binding time. This preserves the enum semantics during chain traversal and enables the generator to emit (object)(int)__c.P0 at the terminal.

3.2 Static FieldInfo Cache on Carrier

Move cached FieldInfo? statics from the interceptor class to the carrier class:

Current (on interceptor class):

private static FieldInfo? _Where_8130aa4a_p0;

New (on carrier class):

file sealed class Chain_7 : CarrierBase<User, (int, string)>
{
    internal int P0;
    internal string? P1;
    internal static FieldInfo? F0;
    internal static FieldInfo? F1;
}

Naming: F{globalIndex} — matches the parameter index. One static FieldInfo per captured parameter in the chain, regardless of which clause captures it.

3.3 CarrierClassInfo Model Changes

Add to CarrierClassInfo:

internal sealed class CarrierClassInfo
{
    // ... existing fields ...
    public IReadOnlyList<CarrierStaticField> StaticFields;  // NEW — FieldInfo caches
}

internal sealed class CarrierStaticField
{
    public string Name;           // "F0", "F1"
    public string TypeName;       // "FieldInfo?"
    public int ParameterIndex;    // Global param index
}

3.4 Carrier Class Emission Changes

EmitCarrierClass emits both instance fields and static fields:

// Instance fields (typed params, mask, limit, offset, timeout)
internal int P0;
internal string? P1;

// Static fields (FieldInfo caches for captured params)
internal static FieldInfo? F0;
internal static FieldInfo? F1;

The remark changes from (2 allocations: carrier + param array) to (1 allocation: carrier).

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Phase 4: Terminal Inline Parameter Binding

4.1 New Terminal Emission Method

Replace EmitCarrierExecutionTerminal with EmitCarrierInlineTerminal:

private static void EmitCarrierInlineTerminal(
    StringBuilder sb, CarrierClassInfo carrier, PrebuiltChainInfo chain,
    string? readerExpression, ExecutionMode mode);

4.2 Terminal Emission Algorithm

The terminal generates the following code structure:

1. Carrier cast: var __c = Unsafe.As<{carrier.ClassName}>(builder);
2. Timeout resolution: var __timeout = __c.Timeout ?? __c.Ctx!.DefaultTimeout; (or just __c.Ctx!.DefaultTimeout if no Timeout field)
3. OpId generation: var __opId = OpId.Next();
4. SQL dispatch: const string sql = @"..."; or mask switch
5. SQL logging: if (LogManager.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Debug, QueryLog.CategoryName)) QueryLog.SqlGenerated(__opId, sql);
6. Parameter logging (per-param, sensitivity-aware):

   if (LogManager.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Trace, ParameterLog.CategoryName))
   {
       ParameterLog.Bound(__opId, 0, __c.P0.ToString());       // non-sensitive
       ParameterLog.BoundSensitive(__opId, 1);                  // sensitive
   }
   

7. Connection open: await __c.Ctx.EnsureConnectionOpenAsync(cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
8. Command creation:

   var __cmd = __c.Ctx.Connection.CreateCommand();
   __cmd.CommandText = sql;
   __cmd.CommandTimeout = (int)__timeout.TotalSeconds;
   

9. Inline parameter binding (per-param):

   var __p0 = __cmd.CreateParameter();
   __p0.ParameterName = "@p0";
   __p0.Value = (object)__c.P0;                                // simple type: direct box
   __cmd.Parameters.Add(__p0);
   

   Variations per parameter type:
   • Simple type (int, string, bool, DateTime, etc.): __p.Value = (object)__c.P{i};
   • Nullable value type: __p.Value = __c.P{i}.HasValue ? (object)__c.P{i}.Value : DBNull.Value;
   • Enum type: __p.Value = (object)({underlyingType})__c.P{i}; — inline conversion
   • Nullable enum: Combine nullable check + enum cast
   • Custom TypeMapping: __p.Value = (object)s_{MappingClass}.ToDb(__c.P{i});
   • TypeMapping + IDialectAwareTypeMapping: Add s_{MappingClass}.ConfigureParameter(SqlDialect.{X}, __p{i}); after Value assignment
10. Pagination params (if Limit/Offset fields exist on carrier):

    var __pL = __cmd.CreateParameter();
    __pL.ParameterName = "@p{limitIndex}";
    __pL.Value = (object)__c.Limit;
    __cmd.Parameters.Add(__pL);
    

11. Executor call:

    return QueryExecutor.ExecuteCarrierWithCommandAsync<TResult>(__cmd, reader, cancellationToken);
    

4.3 Per-Parameter Type Classification

At generation time, each ChainParameterInfo is classified into one of these binding categories:

Category	Condition	Generated Value Expression
Simple	Not enum, no TypeMapping, not nullable value type	(object)__c.P{i}
NullableValue	Nullable value type, not enum, no TypeMapping	__c.P{i}.HasValue ? (object)__c.P{i}.Value : DBNull.Value
Enum	IsEnum, not nullable	(object)({underlyingType})__c.P{i}
NullableEnum	IsEnum and nullable	__c.P{i}.HasValue ? (object)({underlyingType})__c.P{i}.Value : DBNull.Value
Mapped	Has TypeMapping	(object)s_{mapping}.ToDb(__c.P{i})
MappedDialect	Has TypeMapping implementing IDialectAwareTypeMapping	Same as Mapped + s_{mapping}.ConfigureParameter(dialect, __p{i});

The classification is determined once per parameter during CarrierClassBuilder.Build() and stored on ChainParameterInfo. The terminal emission reads the classification to emit the correct code.

4.4 Conditional Parameter Binding (Mask Dispatch)

For chains with conditional clauses, different mask values require different parameter sets. The terminal uses the mask dispatch to determine which parameters are active:

Algorithm: The SQL dispatch table already maps mask → SQL string. Each SQL variant uses a known subset of parameters (determined at analysis time by which conditional clauses are active). The terminal emits per-mask parameter binding:

var sql = __c.Mask switch { 0 => @"...", 1 => @"...", ... };

For parameter binding, two approaches:

Approach A — Always bind all params: Simpler codegen. Bind all P0..P{N} regardless of mask. The SQL only references the active @pN placeholders; unbound params are harmless (ADO.NET ignores unreferenced parameters on most providers). This avoids mask-conditional param binding logic.

Approach B — Mask-conditional binding: Only bind params active for the current mask variant. Requires emitting a switch on mask for the parameter binding block. More complex but avoids binding unused params.

Recommendation: Approach A for simplicity. ADO.NET providers tolerate extra parameters. The cost of binding an unused parameter is negligible vs the complexity of mask-conditional binding codegen.

4.5 NonQuery Terminal (DELETE/UPDATE)

Same inline binding pattern as the execution terminal. The executor call changes to ExecuteCarrierNonQueryWithCommandAsync(__cmd, cancellationToken). No reader delegate needed.

4.6 AsyncEnumerable Terminal

Same inline binding pattern. The executor call changes to ToCarrierAsyncEnumerableWithCommandAsync<TResult>(__cmd, reader, cancellationToken). Uses yield return internally.

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Phase 5: Clause Interceptor Changes

5.1 Typed Field Assignment

Change EmitCarrierClauseBody to emit typed assignments instead of (object) casts:

Current: __c.P0 = (object)p0!;
New: __c.P0 = (int)p0!; or __c.P0 = (string?)p0;

The cast uses the carrier field's type from ChainParameterInfo.TypeName.

5.2 FieldInfo References on Carrier

Change GenerateCachedExtraction to reference static fields on the carrier class:

Current: _Where_8130aa4a_p0 ??= Unsafe.As<FieldInfo>(_m0.Member);
New: {carrier.ClassName}.F0 ??= Unsafe.As<FieldInfo>(_m0.Member);

The field name is F{globalParamIndex} on the carrier class.

5.3 Remove Static FieldInfo from Interceptor Class

CollectStaticFields in InterceptorCodeGenerator.cs no longer emits FieldInfo declarations on the interceptor class for carrier-eligible chains. Non-carrier chains continue using the existing pattern.

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Phase 6: Sensitive Parameter Logging

6.1 ParameterLog Extension

Add to Quarry/Logging/ParameterLog.cs (or equivalent):

internal static void BoundSensitive(long opId, int index);

Logs parameter name @p{index} with value redacted (e.g., "@p1 = [SENSITIVE]").

6.2 Terminal Logging Emission

For each parameter, emit either:

• ParameterLog.Bound(__opId, {index}, __c.P{i}?.ToString() ?? "null"); — non-sensitive
• ParameterLog.BoundSensitive(__opId, {index}); — sensitive

The sensitivity flag comes from ChainParameterInfo.IsSensitive.

Wrap in level check: if (LogManager.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Trace, ParameterLog.CategoryName)) { ... }

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Phase 7: Cleanup

7.1 Remove Old Carrier Executor Methods

After migration, remove or mark obsolete:

• ExecuteCarrierAsync<TResult> (object?[] overload)
• ExecuteCarrierFirstAsync<TResult> (object?[] overload)
• ExecuteCarrierFirstOrDefaultAsync<TResult> (object?[] overload)
• ExecuteCarrierSingleAsync<TResult> (object?[] overload)
• ExecuteCarrierScalarAsync<TScalar> (object?[] overload)
• ExecuteCarrierNonQueryAsync (object?[] overload)
• ToCarrierAsyncEnumerable<TResult> (object?[] overload)
• CreateCarrierCommand (both overloads)
• LogCarrierParameters

7.2 Remove Static FieldInfo Emission for Carrier Chains

In InterceptorCodeGenerator.cs, skip FieldInfo static field emission for sites that belong to carrier-optimized chains. The FieldInfo statics now live on the carrier class.

7.3 Update Carrier Remark

Change the generated carrier class comment from:
/// <remarks>Chain: Carrier-Optimized PrebuiltDispatch (2 allocations: carrier + param array)</remarks>
to:
/// <remarks>Chain: Carrier-Optimized PrebuiltDispatch (1 allocation: carrier)</remarks>

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File Change Map

New Files

• None (all changes are modifications to existing files)

Modified Files — Runtime

• Quarry/Internal/QueryExecutor.cs — Add ExecutionMode enum, ExecuteCommandCoreAsync, 7 WithCommand methods, ToCarrierAsyncEnumerableWithCommandAsync. Deprecate old carrier methods.
• Quarry/Logging/ParameterLog.cs — Add BoundSensitive method

Modified Files — Generator

• Quarry.Generator/Models/ChainParameterInfo.cs — Add IsSensitive, IsEnum, EnumUnderlyingType properties
• Quarry.Generator/Models/CarrierClassInfo.cs — Add CarrierStaticField class, StaticFields list on CarrierClassInfo
• Quarry.Generator/Generation/CarrierClassBuilder.cs — Emit typed fields, populate static FieldInfo fields, set IsSensitive/IsEnum from schema metadata
• Quarry.Generator/Generation/InterceptorCodeGenerator.Carrier.cs — Replace EmitCarrierExecutionTerminal with EmitCarrierInlineTerminal, update EmitCarrierClauseBody for typed fields + carrier FieldInfo refs, update EmitCarrierClass to emit static fields
• Quarry.Generator/Generation/InterceptorCodeGenerator.cs — Skip FieldInfo static emission for carrier chains, update carrier remark text
• Quarry.Generator/Generation/InterceptorCodeGenerator.Utilities.cs — Add ClassifyParameterBinding helper for per-param type classification
• Quarry.Generator/Parsing/ChainAnalyzer.cs — Resolve IsSensitive from schema column, resolve IsEnum/EnumUnderlyingType from type symbol

Modified Files — Tests

• Quarry.Tests/Generation/CarrierGenerationTests.cs — Update snapshot expectations for typed fields, static FieldInfo, inline binding

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Implementation Order

Dependencies determine order:

1. Phase 1 — Executor refactor: Add ExecutionMode + ExecuteCommandCoreAsync + 7 WithCommand methods. These are pure additions — existing code unchanged. Tests pass before and after.
2. Phase 2 — Sensitivity propagation: Add IsSensitive/IsEnum/EnumUnderlyingType to ChainParameterInfo. Wire sensitivity from schema metadata. Wire enum detection from type symbol. No generated code changes yet.
3. Phase 3 — Carrier class restructure: Change field emission to typed. Add static FieldInfo on carrier. Update CarrierClassInfo model. Generated carrier classes change shape.
4. Phase 4 — Terminal inline binding: Replace EmitCarrierExecutionTerminal with inline binding + new executor calls. This is the core change — generated terminals emit CreateParameter/Value/Add inline.
5. Phase 5 — Clause interceptor changes: Typed field assignment, FieldInfo on carrier references.
6. Phase 6 — Sensitive logging: Add BoundSensitive, emit per-param logging in terminal.
7. Phase 7 — Cleanup: Remove old methods, update remarks, update tests.

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Latest Changes: Carrier Optimization for Insert/Update/Delete Unification

Refactor: Unify Delete/Update Where interceptors (40d7829)

• Merged GenerateDeleteWhereInterceptor and GenerateUpdateWhereInterceptor into a single GenerateModificationWhereInterceptor parameterized by isDelete flag, eliminating ~160 lines of duplicate code
• Extracted GetColumnValueExpression helper for FK navigation and type mapping (shared across Insert, Update POCO, and other entity property extraction)
• Extracted EmitInsertColumnSetup and EmitInsertEntityBindings shared helpers to deduplicate insert interceptor code
• Fixed pre-existing CS8604 warning in EmitCarrierExecutionTerminal

Feat: Add carrier optimization for Insert operations (4b8d93d)

• Added InsertTransition InterceptorKind and ClauseRole for .Insert(entity) calls
• Added QueryKind.Insert with pre-built INSERT SQL via CompileTimeSqlBuilder
• Created InsertCarrierBase<T> runtime base class with IInsertBuilder<T> stubs
• Added Entity field (FieldRole.Entity) to carrier classes for insert chains
• Generates carrier insert transition interceptor (stores entity on carrier)
• Generates carrier insert execution terminals with inline parameter binding from entity properties (ExecuteNonQuery, ExecuteScalar, ToSql)
• Extended chain analysis pipeline: IsExecutionKind, MapInterceptorKindToClauseRole, DetermineQueryKind, BuildChainParameters, and BuildPrebuiltChainInfo
• MySQL ExecuteScalar inserts excluded from carrier path (requires separate SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() query)

Fix: Include execution sites in chain member tracking (772e6e3)

• Added execution site UniqueIds to chainMemberUniqueIds and fileChainMemberIds so non-analyzable execution sites are included in the code generator site list
• Skip ShouldSkipNonTranslatableClause for carrier-optimized sites
• Added 3 new carrier generation tests (Insert ExecuteNonQuery, Insert ExecuteScalar, Update Set+Where)

All operations now use the carrier pattern: Select, Delete, Update, and Insert chains all flow through the same carrier class infrastructure with inline parameter binding and pre-built SQL dispatch.

🟢 0 errors, 0 source warnings, all 2839 tests pass (3 new tests added)

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