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from __future__ import annotations

import time
from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional
from typing import Any, AsyncIterator, Callable, Dict, List, Optional, Sequence

import structlog
from shared.fsma_rules import TimeArrowRule, TraceEvent as SharedTraceEvent
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logger = structlog.get_logger("fsma-utils")


# Rows fetched per round trip. Results are read page by page with keyset
# pagination on a unique key, so every matching row is reported, nothing is
# silently dropped at a fixed cap, and each round trip stays bounded. Unlike
# SKIP/offset paging, a row deleted (or inserted) between pages cannot shift
# the next page past a row that has not been read yet: each page starts
# strictly after the last key already returned.
_PAGE_SIZE = 2000


def _sort_key(*fields: str) -> Callable[[Any], tuple]:
"""Python sort key for records: ascending, nulls last (Neo4j ASC order)."""

def key(record: Any) -> tuple:
return tuple((record[f] is None, "" if record[f] is None else str(record[f])) for f in fields)

return key


def _after_condition(width: int) -> str:
"""Cypher for ``_page_key > $after_key``, compared element by element."""
terms = []
for i in range(width):
equal = [f"_page_key[{j}] = $after_key[{j}]" for j in range(i)]
terms.append("(" + " AND ".join(equal + [f"_page_key[{i}] > $after_key[{i}]"]) + ")")
return " OR ".join(terms)


_PAGE_MARKER = "// @page"


def _hit(record: Any) -> bool:
"""True unless the row carries a ``_hit`` flag that is not true.

A null flag (Cypher ``null``) is not a hit; queries coalesce it to false.
"""
try:
return record["_hit"] is True
except (KeyError, LookupError):
return True
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async def _run_paged(
session: Any,
query: str,
*,
anchors: str,
key: Sequence[str],
order: Optional[Callable[[Any], Any]] = None,
**params: Any,
) -> AsyncIterator[Any]:
"""Yield every record of ``query``, fetched ``_PAGE_SIZE`` anchors at a time.

``query`` holds a ``// @page`` line right after the MATCH that binds the
``anchors`` variables. The keyset filter, ORDER BY and LIMIT are put
there, so each page reads only its own anchors instead of the whole match.
``key`` lists Cypher expressions over the anchors that are unique
together. The rest of the query must carry ``_page_key`` along and return
exactly one row per anchor; a row whose ``_hit`` is false is used only to
advance the cursor and is not yielded. Records are yielded once all pages
are read, sorted by ``order`` when given.
"""
if _PAGE_MARKER not in query:
raise ValueError("paged query needs a // @page marker")
key_expr = ", ".join(f"coalesce(toString({c}), '')" for c in key)
page_clause = (
f"WITH {anchors}, [{key_expr}] AS _page_key\n"
f"WHERE $after_key IS NULL OR {_after_condition(len(key))}\n"
f"WITH {anchors}, _page_key\n"
"ORDER BY _page_key[0]" + "".join(f", _page_key[{i}]" for i in range(1, len(key))) + "\nLIMIT $page_size"
)
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paged_query = query.replace(_PAGE_MARKER, page_clause, 1)
records: List[Any] = []
after_key: Optional[List[str]] = None
while True:
result = await session.run(paged_query, after_key=after_key, page_size=_PAGE_SIZE, **params)
page = [record async for record in result]
records.extend(r for r in page if _hit(r))
if len(page) < _PAGE_SIZE:
break
after_key = list(page[-1]["_page_key"])

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Keyset cursor uses unordered last row

Medium Severity

_run_paged advances the keyset cursor from the last row in each page, but the temporal-paradox and orphan queries sort or aggregate after the page LIMIT, so that row is not the max _page_key. The next page can restart mid-keyset, refetch large spans of anchors, and multiply Neo4j round trips. The fake session sorts by key, so tests do not catch this.

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sed -n '270,310p' services/graph/app/fsma/chain_integrity.py
sed -n '410,450p' services/graph/app/fsma/chain_integrity.py
sed -n '120,175p' services/graph/app/fsma/data_quality.py

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Length of output: 8434


Script executed:

rg -n -F -A14 -- 'def _after_condition' services/graph/app/fsma/chain_integrity.py || test "$?" -eq 1
rg -n -F -A10 -- 'def _hit' services/graph/app/fsma/chain_integrity.py || test "$?" -eq 1
rg -n -F -A8 -- '_run_paged(' services/graph/app/fsma/chain_integrity.py || test "$?" -eq 1

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Length of output: 2733


Order each paged aggregate before advancing the cursor.

_run_paged sets the next cursor from page[-1]["_page_key"]. The temporal-paradox, cryptographic-gap, and orphan queries aggregate after the page-level ORDER BY, and they do not end with their own ORDER BY. The returned row order is therefore not guaranteed to follow the key order. A full page can end with a key below its largest key. The next page then starts after that smaller key and re-reads anchors that were already read.

The cursor filter is strict (_page_key > $after_key), so each page still advances the cursor and the loop terminates. Rows are not omitted, because every anchor at or below the cursor was in the page that set it. The cost is extra reads and round trips. Overlapping pages also yield the same _hit rows again, so the consumers must deduplicate them. The cryptographic-gap consumer does this by event ID, and the orphan consumer does this by lot TLC.

Add a final ORDER BY to each aggregated query, so that the output order matches the anchor order and page[-1] holds the largest key on the page:

Suggested fix
         earliest_origin_date         AS origin_date
+    ORDER BY _page_key[0], _page_key[1]
     """
             origins                    AS expected_predecessors
+        ORDER BY _page_key[0], _page_key[1]
         """
         most_recent_event.event_date as last_event_date
+    ORDER BY _page_key[0]
     """
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Review comment at @services/graph/app/fsma/chain_integrity.py at line 100:
Update the temporal-paradox, cryptographic-gap, and orphan aggregate queries to
add a final ORDER BY matching each query’s _page_key components, so _run_paged
receives rows in cursor order and page[-1] contains the largest key.

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if order is not None:
records.sort(key=order)
for record in records:
yield record


# Broken-chain rows are (shipping event, lot) pairs: unique together. They
# are reported in event-date order, then event id, then lot.
_CHAIN_ANCHORS = "l, shipping"
_CHAIN_KEY = ("shipping.event_id", "l.tlc")
_CHAIN_ORDER = _sort_key("event_date", "event_id", "lot_tlc")


async def find_gaps(
client: Neo4jClient,
tenant_id: str,
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callers read every tenant's events, so callers must pass a tenant.
"""
if not tenant_id or not str(tenant_id).strip():
raise ValueError(
"find_gaps requires a non-empty tenant_id; null-tenant queries are no longer supported"
)
raise ValueError("find_gaps requires a non-empty tenant_id; null-tenant queries are no longer supported")

start_time = time.time()

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e.responsible_party_contact IS NULL OR
e.responsible_party_contact = ''
)
// @page
RETURN
_page_key,
e.event_id as event_id,
e.type as type,
e.event_date as event_date,
e.document_id as document_id,
CASE WHEN e.event_date IS NULL OR e.event_date = '' THEN 'missing_date' ELSE '' END +
CASE WHEN NOT EXISTS { MATCH (e)<-[:UNDERWENT]-(l:Lot) WHERE l.tenant_id = $tenant_id } THEN ',missing_lot' ELSE '' END +
CASE WHEN e.responsible_party_contact IS NULL OR e.responsible_party_contact = '' THEN ',missing_responsible_party_contact' ELSE '' END as gaps
LIMIT 2000
"""

gaps = []
# Keep the first occurrence of each event so no event is reported twice.
seen_event_ids: set = set()
async with client.session() as session:
result = await session.run(query, tenant_id=tenant_id)
async for record in result:
async for record in _run_paged(session, query, anchors="e", key=("e.event_id",), tenant_id=tenant_id):
if record["event_id"] in seen_event_ids:
continue
seen_event_ids.add(record["event_id"])
gaps.append(
{
"event_id": record["event_id"],
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
# Query 1: SHIPPING with no origin event at all
# Optimization: single-hop UNDERWENT only (no variable-length path),
# LIMIT 2000 caps result set on large tenants for sub-second response.
# Results are keyset-paged (_run_paged) instead of capped, so large tenants
# get every violation.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
# #1301: Every event node joined via UNDERWENT must be tenant-scoped,
# not just the Lot. A cross-tenant UNDERWENT edge (possible because of
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WHERE origin.type IN ['CREATION', 'RECEIVING', 'INITIAL_PACKING', 'TRANSFORMATION']
AND origin.tenant_id = $tenant_id
}
// @page
RETURN
_page_key,
shipping.event_id AS event_id,
shipping.type AS type,
shipping.event_date AS event_date,
shipping.document_id AS document_id,
l.tlc AS lot_tlc,
l.product_description AS product_description
ORDER BY shipping.event_date
LIMIT 2000
"""

# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
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WHERE l.tenant_id = $tenant_id
AND shipping.tenant_id = $tenant_id
AND shipping.event_date IS NOT NULL
WITH l, shipping
MATCH (l)-[:UNDERWENT]->(origin:TraceEvent)
// @page
// OPTIONAL so every paged (lot, shipping) anchor yields one row.
OPTIONAL MATCH (l)-[:UNDERWENT]->(origin:TraceEvent)
WHERE origin.type IN ['CREATION', 'RECEIVING', 'INITIAL_PACKING', 'TRANSFORMATION']
AND origin.tenant_id = $tenant_id
AND origin.event_date IS NOT NULL
// Sort origins per lot before aggregating: collect() preserves the
// encounter order, so head(collect(...)) is the id of the earliest
// origin matching min(origin.event_date). Without this the reported
// origin_event_id can point at a different origin than origin_date.
WITH l, shipping, origin ORDER BY origin.event_date ASC
WITH l, shipping,
WITH l, shipping, _page_key, origin ORDER BY origin.event_date ASC
WITH l, shipping, _page_key,
min(origin.event_date) AS earliest_origin_date,
head(collect(origin.event_id)) AS earliest_origin_id
WHERE earliest_origin_date > shipping.event_date
RETURN
_page_key,
coalesce(earliest_origin_date > shipping.event_date, false) AS _hit,
shipping.event_id AS event_id,
shipping.type AS type,
shipping.event_date AS event_date,
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l.product_description AS product_description,
earliest_origin_id AS origin_event_id,
earliest_origin_date AS origin_date
ORDER BY shipping.event_date
LIMIT 2000
"""

violations: List[Dict[str, Any]] = []
seen_event_ids: set = set()

async with client.session() as session:
# --- Missing origin violations --------------------------------
result = await session.run(missing_origin_query, tenant_id=tenant_id)
async for record in result:
async for record in _run_paged(
session,
missing_origin_query,
anchors=_CHAIN_ANCHORS,
key=_CHAIN_KEY,
order=_CHAIN_ORDER,
tenant_id=tenant_id,
):
eid = record["event_id"]
if eid in seen_event_ids:
continue
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)

# --- Temporal paradox violations ------------------------------
result = await session.run(temporal_paradox_query, tenant_id=tenant_id)
async for record in result:
async for record in _run_paged(
session,
temporal_paradox_query,
anchors=_CHAIN_ANCHORS,
key=_CHAIN_KEY,
order=_CHAIN_ORDER,
tenant_id=tenant_id,
):
eid = record["event_id"]
if eid in seen_event_ids:
continue
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WHERE origin.type IN ['CREATION', 'RECEIVING', 'INITIAL_PACKING']
AND origin.tenant_id = $tenant_id
}
WITH l, shipping
// @page
MATCH (l)-[:UNDERWENT]->(origin:TraceEvent)
WHERE origin.type IN ['CREATION', 'RECEIVING', 'INITIAL_PACKING']
AND origin.tenant_id = $tenant_id
WITH shipping, l,
WITH shipping, l, _page_key,
collect({
event_id: origin.event_id,
type: origin.type,
event_date: origin.event_date,
merkle_hash: origin.merkle_hash
}) AS origins
WHERE shipping.merkle_prev_hash IS NULL
OR NOT any(o IN origins WHERE o.merkle_hash = shipping.merkle_prev_hash)
RETURN
_page_key,
coalesce(shipping.merkle_prev_hash IS NULL
OR NOT any(o IN origins WHERE o.merkle_hash = shipping.merkle_prev_hash), false) AS _hit,
shipping.event_id AS event_id,
shipping.type AS type,
shipping.event_date AS event_date,
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l.tlc AS lot_tlc,
l.product_description AS product_description,
origins AS expected_predecessors
ORDER BY shipping.event_date
LIMIT 2000
"""

result = await session.run(crypto_gap_query, tenant_id=tenant_id)
async for record in result:
async for record in _run_paged(
session, crypto_gap_query, anchors=_CHAIN_ANCHORS, key=_CHAIN_KEY, order=_CHAIN_ORDER, tenant_id=tenant_id
):
eid = record["event_id"]
if eid in seen_event_ids:
continue
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the underlying gap queries, which require a tenant).
"""
if not tenant_id or not str(tenant_id).strip():
raise ValueError(
"find_all_gaps requires a non-empty tenant_id; null-tenant queries are no longer supported"
)
raise ValueError("find_all_gaps requires a non-empty tenant_id; null-tenant queries are no longer supported")

gaps = await find_gaps(client, tenant_id)
broken_chains = await find_broken_chains(client, tenant_id)
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35 changes: 23 additions & 12 deletions services/graph/app/fsma/data_quality.py
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import structlog

from ..neo4j_utils import Neo4jClient
from .chain_integrity import _run_paged, _sort_key
from .types import DataQualityReport, KDECompletenessMetrics, OrphanLot

logger = structlog.get_logger("fsma-utils")
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MATCH (trans:TraceEvent)-[:CONSUMED]->(l)
WHERE trans.tenant_id = $tenant_id
}
// @page

// Get the most recent event for this lot
OPTIONAL MATCH (l)-[:UNDERWENT]->(last_event:TraceEvent)
WHERE last_event.tenant_id = $tenant_id
WITH l, last_event
WITH l, _page_key, last_event
ORDER BY last_event.event_date DESC
WITH l, collect(last_event)[0] as most_recent_event

// Filter by stagnant days
WHERE most_recent_event IS NULL
OR most_recent_event.event_date IS NULL
OR most_recent_event.event_date <= $cutoff_date
WITH l, _page_key, collect(last_event)[0] as most_recent_event

// Stagnant-days filter, as a flag so every paged lot yields one row
RETURN
_page_key,
coalesce(most_recent_event IS NULL
OR most_recent_event.event_date IS NULL
OR most_recent_event.event_date <= $cutoff_date, false) AS _hit,
l.tlc as tlc,
l.product_description as product_description,
l.quantity as quantity,
l.unit_of_measure as unit_of_measure,
l.created_at as created_at,
most_recent_event.type as last_event_type,
most_recent_event.event_date as last_event_date
ORDER BY most_recent_event.event_date ASC
LIMIT 2000
"""

orphans = []
# Keep the first occurrence of each lot so no lot is reported twice.
seen_tlcs: set = set()
async with client.session() as session:
result = await session.run(query, tenant_id=tenant_id, cutoff_date=cutoff_date)

async for record in result:
async for record in _run_paged(
session,
query,
anchors="l",
key=("l.tlc",),
order=_sort_key("last_event_date", "tlc"),
tenant_id=tenant_id,
cutoff_date=cutoff_date,
):
if record["tlc"] in seen_tlcs:
continue
seen_tlcs.add(record["tlc"])
# Calculate stagnant days. The parsed date is naive, so anchor
# it to UTC before subtracting: an aware minus naive
# subtraction raises TypeError, which the fallback below would
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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions services/graph/tests/test_data_quality.py
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Expand Up @@ -302,6 +302,7 @@ async def test_orphan_detection_with_results(self):
"created_at": "2025-01-01",
"last_event_type": "RECEIVING",
"last_event_date": "2025-01-05",
"_hit": True, # the query flags reported lots; null is not a hit
}.get(key)

# Mock async iterator that yields one record
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10 changes: 7 additions & 3 deletions services/graph/tests/test_fsma_module_qa.py
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class TestBrokenChainsQueries:
@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_crypto_gap_query_has_row_cap(self):
"""All three broken-chain queries must cap rows for large tenants."""
async def test_broken_chain_queries_are_paged_not_capped(self):
"""R1: each broken-chain query fetches bounded pages, never a silent 2000-row cap."""
client, session = _empty_client()
await find_broken_chains(client, tenant_id=TENANT)
assert session.run.call_count == 3
for i, call in enumerate(session.run.call_args_list):
cypher = _flatten(call.args[0])
assert "LIMIT 2000" in cypher, f"query {i} has no row cap"
assert "LIMIT 2000" not in cypher, f"query {i} still has a fixed row cap"
assert "LIMIT $page_size" in cypher, f"query {i} is not paged"
assert "SKIP" not in cypher, f"query {i} uses offset paging"
assert "$after_key" in cypher, f"query {i} is not keyset-paged"
assert call.kwargs["page_size"] > 0

@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_paradox_query_sorts_origins_before_collect(self):
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