Improve right table insert for Partial MergeJoin on disk#10467
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Better insert logic for right table for Partial MergeJoin.
Detailed description / Documentation draft:
Do not lock inserts and disk writes: allow 1 disk stream and parallel inserts in memory for right PMJ table (allowed memory is splitted into 2 pieces, while we flush one anoter is allowed for inserts). Use another merge-on-disk strategy (less disk i/o). Allow to set how much files to use for merge-sort on disk. Then bigger then more memory used and then less disk i/o needed. Write bigger intermediate files.