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As a new user, ClickHouse can often seem like magic - every query is super fast, even on the largest datasets and most ambitious queries. Invariably though, real-world usage tests even the limits of ClickHouse. Queries exceeding memory can be the result of a number of causes. Most commonly, we see large joins or aggregations on high cardinality fields. If performance is critical, and these queries are required, we often recommend users simply scale up - something ClickHouse Cloud does automatically and effortlessly to ensure your queries remain responsive. In self-managed clusters, this is sometimes not trivial, and users have a few options:，更多细节参见新收录的资料
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Here's a concrete example from far return (RETF). The microcode needs to determine whether this is a same-privilege or cross-privilege return, because the two cases require very different handling. Following execution order (not address order):