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Closes #9875

The four gRPC client-streaming loads (InsertStream, InsertBidirectional, GraphBatchLoad, TimeSeriesWriteStream) were never listed in the running-query registry: GrpcAdmissionInterceptor registers only RPCs that pass clientSendsOneMessage(), which is the same predicate that keeps these out of the admission gate. They now open their own entry, for the whole stream, once the first chunk has authenticated against a database (new package-private StreamingLoadEntry). Every chunk runs with the entry bound, so per-row checks and every commit the chunk attempts (on the gRPC thread, or on a client transaction's executor through submitToActiveTransaction) obey a terminate. A load that is idle between chunks is reached by a termination listener. That listener runs only when no chunk is in flight (tryLock), and it closes the call. A terminated load always ends with CANCELLED and the QueryTerminatedException class trailer, the same as a terminated unary RPC (#9689). It then retracts what its mode can still retract, on the stream's own thread:

RPC / mode	On terminate
InsertStream / InsertBidirectional, PER_STREAM, PER_REQUEST	the stream transaction is rolled back, and the outcome is TERMINATED
... PER_BATCH	the open batch is rolled back, and batches committed earlier stay
... PER_ROW	rows committed earlier stay, and the remaining rows are not applied
... in a client transaction	the client transaction is rolled back and ended (endTerminatedTransaction, as in #9689). A later commit gets committed=false
GraphBatchLoad	the batch is abandoned (its guard is released), and the partial-commit RESULT_TRAILER is sent as on any failure
TimeSeriesWriteStream	appending stops, and earlier appends stay (they are durable as they are made). Outcome is COMPLETED_BEFORE_TERMINATION

A load that ends on its own (completed, failed or cancelled by the client) closes its entry on every end path: onCompleted, onError, and the new setOnCloseHandler. insertRowsTagged now checks the bound entry before each row and rethrows QueryTerminatedException instead of folding it into a per-row DB_ERROR. Side benefit: the unary BulkInsert, which goes through the same method under the interceptor's entry, can now also be stopped between rows.

Test plan

• Issue9875GrpcStreamingLoadsListedIT (9 tests, PER_BATCH and PER_ROW added in review, real gRPC channel): an idle PER_STREAM InsertStream is listed (protocol/user/database/text), then terminated → CANCELLED + trailer, TERMINATED, 0 rows. A 50k-row chunk is terminated while it runs. An InsertStream inside a client transaction is listed under the txId, and after terminate the commit returns committed=false with 0 rows. Bidirectional insert terminated → 0 rows. GraphBatchLoad terminated → CANCELLED + RESULT_TRAILER, and the next load on the same DB succeeds (guard released). TimeSeriesWriteStream terminated → CANCELLED. A completed stream and a client-cancelled stream leave no entry.
• All 7 fail on main (awaitListed times out: no entry is ever registered)
• mvn -pl grpcw verify -DskipITs=false: 335 unit tests + 418 ITs green

Coverage

Invariant: every gRPC RPC that runs work against a database is listed in the running-query registry while it runs, and a terminate on its entry ends the work and the call.

Completeness check:

$ grep -n "rpc .*(stream " grpc/src/main/proto/*.proto   # client-streaming RPCs
171:  rpc InsertStream        (stream InsertChunk)      returns (InsertSummary);
172:  rpc InsertBidirectional (stream InsertRequest)    returns (stream InsertResponse);
180:  rpc GraphBatchLoad (stream GraphBatchChunk) returns (GraphBatchResult);
207:  rpc TimeSeriesWriteStream (stream TimeSeriesWriteChunk) returns (TimeSeriesWriteSummary);
(the other "(stream" hits are server-streaming: StreamQuery, TimeSeriesQuery, admin Restore/Import - single request, already handled by the interceptor or admin-only)
$ grep -n "clientSendsOneMessage" -r grpcw/src/main/java
GrpcAdmissionInterceptor.java:172:        && method.getType().clientSendsOneMessage()//

Entry point	Fixed	Test
InsertStream (own transaction), idle terminate	yes	yes
InsertStream, terminate while a chunk runs	yes	yes
InsertStream in a client transaction	yes	yes
InsertBidirectional	yes	yes
GraphBatchLoad	yes	yes
TimeSeriesWriteStream	yes	yes
Normal end / client cancel leaves no entry	yes	yes (InsertStream)

Known gaps: None. A stream is listed from its first chunk on: before that it has no database or user to show and has done no work.

Adversarial pass

I could not run the Phase 1.5 independent subagent pass: this run has no subagent-spawning tool. Instead I re-read the change myself against the issue. Points I checked:

• Idle termination cleanup for InsertStream depends on ServerCallStreamObserver.setOnCloseHandler. Real gRPC (1.84) always supports it, and I checked the bytecode of StreamingServerCallListener.onComplete/onCancel. Test doubles that extend the abstract class throw UnsupportedOperationException, so the service tolerates that and closes the entry through onCompleted/onError instead. 10 existing ITs exposed this before the fix.
• Rollback of a thread-bound insert transaction never runs on the terminating (HTTP) thread. The listener only closes the call and, for a client transaction, sets terminated so that a commit racing the cleanup is refused.

Review cycles

Cycle	Head	Changes	Bot outcome
1	9df7d40	initial fix	claude: comments, nothing blocking. Applied: TimeSeries returns early on termination (the outcome is told once), a comment on enter() blocking, a comment on the idle-retraction window, new PER_BATCH/PER_ROW tests
2	5bddb41	the above	claude: asked to verify that closeQuietly() rebinds the parked tx (confirmed: InsertContext.close() calls bindToCurrentThread()). Applied: re-check the termination after enter(), plus comments on the bidi hand-off and the graph errorSent flow
3	520fcad	the above	claude: asked to confirm terminated is volatile (it is), that out drops a second terminal call (SynchronizedStreamObserver on all four RPCs), and that onTerminate fires at once on an already-terminated entry (it does). Applied: a comment on why the close handler may retract
4	3825365	the above	claude: edge-case comments only (see Deferred). Max cycles reached, nothing more pushed

Deferred items

• "endTransactionOfTerminatedLoad blocks without a timeout ... suggest get(timeout)": this is the same unbounded .get() every chunk of a client-transaction stream already does through submitToActiveTransaction. Bounding it needs a policy decision (what to do with a transaction that will not stop), so it is left for the developer.
• "simple AtomicBoolean 'ended' guard inside endTerminated": out is a SynchronizedStreamObserver in all four RPCs, so a second terminal call is already dropped. The guard would be cosmetic, so it is skipped.
• "No cleanup when setOnCloseHandler is unsupported": this only happens with test doubles built on the abstract class. Real gRPC 1.84 implements it. Skipped.
• "A unary BulkInsert terminated between rows" test: a mid-statement terminate of a unary RPC cannot be timed deterministically. The per-row check is the same code that the 50k-row InsertStream test exercises. Skipped.
• "terminate exactly at the window between check and lock" / "client cancel racing a terminate" tests: these are not deterministic without hooks into the service. Skipped.
• Style: comment length/casing, Bound vs Runnable, and a reusable Bound to avoid one lambda per chunk. These are optional and left as they are.

Final state: max-cycles-reached (4/4). The last review raised no blocking issue.

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• New Features
  • Active gRPC streaming loads now appear among running queries and can be terminated.
• Bug Fixes
  • Terminating a streaming load now handles pending work according to its transaction and commit state. Insert work that can still be rolled back is retracted, while already-committed inserts and appended time-series samples remain.
  • Terminated graph-batch loads discard buffered work and report committed counts. Insert streams also stop processing additional rows after termination.

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Four gRPC streaming load RPCs now register running-query entries and handle query termination. The changes include transaction-aware cleanup, per-RPC termination outcomes, and integration tests for termination and stream completion.

Changes: gRPC streaming loads

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared tracking and streaming inserts grpcw/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/grpc/StreamingLoadEntry.java, grpcw/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/grpc/ArcadeDbGrpcService.java, grpcw/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/grpc/GrpcAdmissionInterceptor.java, grpcw/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/server/grpc/Issue9875GrpcStreamingLoadsListedIT.java	Adds per-stream running-query tracking and applies it to InsertStream. Termination checks stop row processing and retract work according to transaction mode. Integration tests cover rollback behavior, client transactions, and stream cleanup.
Graph-batch load termination grpcw/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/grpc/ArcadeDbGrpcService.java, grpcw/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/server/grpc/Issue9875GrpcStreamingLoadsListedIT.java	Tracks graph-batch loads, stops record processing after termination, and reports partial-commit counts in trailers. Tests cover graph-batch termination and bidirectional insert termination.
Time-series write termination grpcw/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/grpc/ArcadeDbGrpcService.java, grpcw/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/server/grpc/Issue9875GrpcStreamingLoadsListedIT.java	Tracks time-series writes and reports that samples appended before termination remain written. Tests also cover normal insert-stream completion and abandoned streams.
Bidirectional insert termination grpcw/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/grpc/ArcadeDbGrpcService.java	Tracks bidirectional inserts from START through cleanup, and queues termination handling on the stream executor.

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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant ArcadeDbGrpcService
  participant StreamingLoadEntry
  participant RunningQueryRegistry
  Client->>ArcadeDbGrpcService: Send first load chunk
  ArcadeDbGrpcService->>StreamingLoadEntry: Open entry after database is known
  StreamingLoadEntry->>RunningQueryRegistry: Register running query and termination callback
  RunningQueryRegistry->>ArcadeDbGrpcService: Invoke termination callback
  ArcadeDbGrpcService->>Client: Return mapped termination error

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Termination can leave a large first insert chunk writing rows, and a narrowly timed termination can undo a client transaction after the stream reports success. Fix both paths before merging.

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Linked Issues check		Issue #9875 requires registry visibility and termination for the four gRPC client-streaming loads. The change adds one StreamingLoadEntry per stream, opens it after the first authenticated chunk, bi…
Out of Scope Changes check		The changed files support Issue #9875. StreamingLoadEntry implements stream registration and termination coordination. ArcadeDbGrpcService integrates the four RPCs and per-row termination checks. …
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[claude]

Review of #9933 (list and terminate gRPC streaming loads)

Overall this is a careful design. The StreamingLoadEntry lock protocol (runIfIdle via tryLock, plus a flag re-check after bound.close()) closes the usual race between the termination listener and an in-flight chunk. The per-mode retraction table is clear, and the IT covers each RPC through a real channel. I could not run the build or tests here, so this is a read-only review of the diff.

Points worth checking

1. Double out.onError. In insertStream and graphBatchLoad, the idle listener calls out.onError(...). The close handler then runs endTerminated again when entry.isTerminated(). endTerminated calls out.onError a second time (and entry.close()). The ctx is cleared via getAndSet(null), but out.onError is not guarded. If the wrapper out does not swallow a second terminal call, the close handler could throw IllegalStateException on a gRPC thread. For GraphBatchLoad, abandon() is idempotent via batchRef.getAndSet(null) but the error is still sent twice. Please confirm the wrapper is idempotent, or guard the error send with an AtomicBoolean.
2. Retraction in the idle path. In insertStream the idle listener only sets ext.terminated and sends the error. The rollback of ctx happens later in the close handler. Between those two points the stream transaction stays open. This is probably fine, but a comment on the worst-case gap (for example, a slow client close) would help.
3. TimeSeriesWriteStream onNext ordering. entry.checkNotTerminated() throws QueryTerminatedException into the generic catch, which sets failed and calls out.onError(mapError(e,...)). The finally then also calls endTerminated.run(), which sends a second onError. if (entry.isTerminated()) return; in the catch, as insertStream does, would avoid this.
4. insertRowsTagged and unary BulkInsert. RunningQuery.current() is now consulted per row on the hot path. This is cheap, but it changes the unary BulkInsert behaviour (the PR notes it). It deserves its own regression test, since only the streaming paths are covered.
5. enter() blocking. working.lock() is unbounded. It is safe today because gRPC serializes onNext per call. A short comment saying so would stop someone from calling it from the termination thread.
6. setOnCloseHandler swallows UnsupportedOperationException. The comment says this is only for test doubles. If so, consider moving it to the tests, or logging it only at FINE (already done).

Style (CLAUDE.md)

• ArcadeDbGrpcService already uses fully qualified names in places, but the new code looks clean there.
• The // LAST: THE ENTRY LEAVING THE LIST IS THE PROOF... comment style is louder than the surrounding code.
• The tests use Issue9875...IT, which fits the existing pattern. Please check that none of them assert on raw elapsed time. awaitListed should use a polling timeout rather than a latency bound, per the StallAwareStopwatch rule.

Tests

Coverage is good: 7 ITs that fail on main. Missing cases I would add:

• terminate during PER_BATCH, to verify the earlier batches persist
• terminate during PER_ROW
• a terminate racing a client half-close (onCompleted)

No security concerns: the entry is opened only after authentication, and the listing text is built lazily from options without credentials.

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Review of #9933

Overall this is a careful change. The StreamingLoadEntry design (tryLock so the termination listener never acts under a running chunk, and close() last) is easy to follow, and the IT covers every mode listed in the PR. I read the diff only and did not run the tests. Points below, roughly by importance.

Possible issues

1. Retraction on the close-handler thread (InsertStream). After an idle terminate, endTerminated runs from setOnCloseHandler, which can be a different gRPC executor thread than the one that last ran onNext. The PR says the rollback runs "on the stream's own thread". InsertContext is parked via unbindFromCurrentThread() between chunks ([gRPC] Insert-stream transaction lifecycle: silent data loss, tx leaks, wrong half-close semantics #5041), so retractTerminatedInsert -> ctx.closeQuietly() must bind the transaction to the current thread before it rolls back. Please confirm that closeQuietly() does this. If it does not, the rollback could silently do nothing and leave the PER_STREAM write transaction open. The "0 rows" assertion in the idle test is the right regression guard, so please check it also covers the case where the close handler lands on a different thread.
2. Race window between the isTerminated() check and enter(). In onNext the isTerminated() check happens before entry.enter(). If the listener runs runIfIdle in between, it closes the call and the chunk then proceeds. Per-row checks will stop it, but the first-chunk path (getDatabase, entry.open) still runs on a closed call. This is harmless but wasteful. Re-checking right after enter() would close the window cheaply.
3. endTerminated is not really "once" for GraphBatchLoad and TimeSeries. The comment says "Once: whatever runs it next finds no batch left", but out.onError(...) is still sent on every run. I checked SynchronizedStreamObserver and a second onError is a no-op, so this is safe today. It does depend on that wrapper, though. An AtomicBoolean guard would make the contract explicit.
4. GraphBatchLoad.onNext finally block. On the errorSent[0] path the code calls entry.close() before the call.request(1) guard. That is fine, but the terminated path calls endTerminated.run() and then also falls through to the !cancelled.get() && !errorSent[0] check. This is correct only because endTerminated sets errorSent[0]. A short comment would help the next reader.
5. InsertBidirectional bind() vs enter(). It deliberately skips the lock because the executor is single-threaded, and the listener hands endTerminated to the same executor. That is sound. One thing to verify: cancelled.set(true) in the listener is set from the terminating thread before the executor runs endTerminated. A message already queued will return early on cancelled, so endTerminated is still the only path that closes the entry. That is correct, but it is subtle enough to deserve a comment.

Style and conventions (CLAUDE.md)

• Prefer final on the remaining non-final locals in the touched onNext bodies, for example InsertContext ctx and GraphBatch batch. These are pre-existing, so this is optional.
• insertLoadText builds a string with Locale.ENGLISH and toLowerCase. That is fine, and the supplier keeps it lazy.
• Good use of an imported QueryTerminatedException and RunningQueryRegistry, with no fully qualified names.

Performance

• The per-row RunningQuery.current() plus checkNotTerminated in insertRowsTagged is a thread-local read and a volatile read per row. That is negligible, and current() is hoisted outside the loop. Good.
• ReentrantLock per chunk is uncontended in the normal path. Fine.

Tests

• The 7-test IT is strong, and confirming that it fails on main is the right regression discipline.
• Gaps I would add:
  • A terminate that lands while the chunk is in flight for GraphBatchLoad and TimeSeries (only InsertStream has the "50k-row chunk" case).
  • PER_BATCH and PER_ROW outcomes, whose retraction semantics differ from PER_STREAM and are stated in the table but not asserted.
  • A terminate racing onCompleted, since onCompleted has its own terminated branches.
• Check that the test waits use awaitListed-style polling and not raw elapsed-time assertions, per the StallAwareStopwatch guidance. I did not see any assertThat(elapsed) in the part of the diff I read.
• If the IT uses a hand-picked gRPC port, it should use allocateFreePorts or the fixture base per the "Test server ports" rule. Please confirm.

Security

Nothing concerning. The entry is opened only after the caller authenticates against the database, and resolvedUsername supplies the listed user, so the listing does not reveal unauthenticated callers. The statement text shows the target class and mode, not row data.

Nice work overall. Item 1 is the one I would verify before merge.

[claude]

Review of #9933 (list and stop gRPC client-streaming loads)

I read the diff and StreamingLoadEntry but did not build or run the tests. The design is sound: the entry opens after authentication, enter()/runIfIdle() keep the termination listener out of a running chunk, and the entry is closed last on every end path.

Things worth checking

1. Visibility of ext.terminated = true (the insertStream termination listener). It is written from the terminating thread and read on the client transaction's executor thread. Please confirm TransactionContext.terminated is volatile; if not, make it so.
2. Double terminal call. After the listener calls out.onError, a racing client half-close can still reach onCompleted, which runs enter(), sees the termination and runs endTerminated again. ctxRef is already null so the rollback is skipped, but out.onError is called twice. The graph path comments that the synchronized observer drops a second terminal call. Please confirm the same holds for insertStream, insertBidirectional and timeSeriesWriteStream, or guard endTerminated with an AtomicBoolean.
3. Window in StreamingLoadEntry.open. entry is published before onTerminate is registered. If a terminate lands in between, check that RunningQuery.onTerminate fires the listener immediately for an already-terminated query. Otherwise an idle stream would never be closed.
4. insertStream close handler runs endTerminated on a gRPC thread. That is only correct if close callbacks are serialized with onNext for the call (true for the normal server executor). A comment would help, since the retraction touches thread-bound transaction state.
5. insertBidirectional uses entry.bind() without the lock (fine given the single-thread executor), but termination latency is bounded by the message currently running. Rows are checked in insertRowsTagged, so this is acceptable; a comment would help.
6. insertRowsTagged per-row check is a cheap volatile read, good. It also changes unary BulkInsert behavior, which deserves its own test (see below).

Tests
Issue9875GrpcStreamingLoadsListedIT (7 tests) covers each RPC plus the client-cancel and completed-stream leak cases. Gaps worth filling:

• PER_BATCH and PER_ROW termination, since the description's table promises specific retention semantics there.
• A unary BulkInsert terminated between rows.
• Make sure no test asserts raw wall-clock time (use StallAwareStopwatch or poll-with-deadline, as awaitListed appears to do).

Security and performance
No new security surface: termination goes through the existing registry and the entry records the resolved user. Per-chunk cost is one ReentrantLock lock/unlock and a bind, negligible next to the I/O.

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Review of #9933 (list and stop gRPC client-streaming loads)

I reviewed the diff by reading it. I did not build the PR or run its tests. Overall the design is sound: one StreamingLoadEntry wrapper, a tryLock so the termination listener never acts under a running chunk, and a per-mode account of what a terminate retracts. The main comments are about edge cases.

Potential issues

1. endTransactionOfTerminatedLoad blocks without a timeout (ArcadeDbGrpcService). txCtx.executor.submit(...).get() runs from endTerminated, which can run on a gRPC callback thread or the stream executor. If the client transaction's executor is busy with a long statement, that thread hangs, and so does the close handler that carries the cleanup. I suggest get(timeout) with a log on timeout, or running it asynchronously.

2. insertBidirectional can run endTerminated twice. The message finally runs it when it sees the termination. The one queued by the onTerminate listener then runs again. The ref.getAndSet(null) guard makes the second run skip the rollback. It still calls out.onError a second time and computes terminatedInsertOutcome(null, ...), which gives "nothing was written" if that text ever reaches a client. Other paths rely on the observer dropping a second terminal call. Please confirm out is a synchronized or guarded observer here too. A simple AtomicBoolean "ended" guard inside endTerminated would make this explicit and also remove the idempotency reliance in the other three RPCs.

3. No cleanup when setOnCloseHandler is unsupported. insertStream and graphBatchLoad do their idle-terminate cleanup only in the close handler. If it throws UnsupportedOperationException, the listener only calls out.onError. Rollback and entry close then depend on a later onError or onCompleted from the client. timeSeriesWriteStream does not have this problem. That is fine for real gRPC, but the comment should say what leaks for test doubles.

4. Early return inside try at the top of onNext relies on the finally. In insertStream, graphBatchLoad and timeSeriesWriteStream, the "terminated between check and lock" path returns from inside the try. It works, but a future edit that moves code out of the finally would break it silently. A regression test that terminates exactly at this window would help, and I did not see one.

5. StreamingLoadEntry.enter() takes a plain lock(). A chunk blocks if a termination holds the lock in runIfIdle. The action there calls out.onError, which is normally quick, but it could stall under transport backpressure. This is minor.

Style and conventions

• Comments are very long and narrative. They are more verbose than the surrounding code, and several have odd line breaks ("Never under a / running chunk"). Please trim them.
• The all-caps comments // LAST: THE ENTRY LEAVING THE LIST IS THE PROOF THE WORK IS OVER should match the casing of the other comments.
• Bound extends AutoCloseable but is never used in try-with-resources. Explicit finally calls are required here, so the extra interface is harmless. Runnable would do.
• The CLAUDE.md note about fully qualified names looks fine. I did not spot violations in the new code.

Performance

• insertRowsTagged now does RunningQuery.current() once per call and a volatile read per row via checkNotTerminated. That is acceptable for the hot path.
• entry.open runs once per stream. There are no per-chunk allocations except the Bound lambda in enter(). If chunk rates are high, a reusable Bound would avoid that garbage.

Tests

• Issue9875GrpcStreamingLoadsListedIT covers all four RPCs, idle and running terminate, a client transaction, and normal end leaving no entry. That is good coverage.
• Missing cases I would like to see: PER_BATCH and PER_ROW outcomes, since the table in the description promises specific behaviour. Also the double-terminate / racing-terminate case in item 2, and a client cancel that races a terminate.
• Please check that the ITs use polling or Awaitility-style waits rather than sleeps. They should not assert on raw wall-clock time, per CLAUDE.md.

I did not find security problems. Termination goes through the existing registry authorization, and the entry records the user from the authenticated first chunk.

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Avoid sending termination cleanup after a successful response.

If termination arrives after the PER_STREAM commit succeeds but before bound.close(), onCompleted() can send the successful summary, then the finally block can call endTerminated.run(). That path ends the external client transaction in retractTerminatedInsert and calls out.onError(...) after the successful terminal response.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

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Bind the first chunk after opening its entry.

entry.enter() runs before entry.open(), so the first chunk gets only an unlock binding. insertRowsTagged then captures a null RunningQuery.current() and skips its per-row termination check. A termination during a large first chunk can therefore leave the row loop running until the chunk ends. For PER_ROW, those rows are not retracted.

🐛 Suggested fix

         // transaction's - obey a termination, and the termination listener leaves a running chunk alone
         final StreamingLoadEntry.Bound bound = entry.enter();
+        StreamingLoadEntry.Bound openedBound = () -> {};
         try {
...
             entry.open(ctx.db.getName(), resolvedUsername(c.hasCredentials() ? c.getCredentials() : effective.getCredentials()),
                 txCtx != null ? txCtx.txId : null, () -> insertLoadText("InsertStream", listed, null),
                 () -> entry.runIfIdle(() -> {
...
                   out.onError(mapError(entry.terminated(terminatedInsertOutcome(listed, ext != null)), "insertStream"));
                 }));
+            openedBound = entry.bind();

             LogManager.instance().log(this, Level.FINE, "insertStream: initialized context with options:\n%s",
                 effective);
...
         } finally {
+          openedBound.close();
           bound.close();

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Review comment at
@grpcw/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/grpc/StreamingLoadEntry.java around
lines 84 - 110:
Update the first-chunk binding flow in the insert stream around `entry.enter()`
and `entry.open()`: acquire and retain an `entry.bind()` binding immediately
after opening the entry, then close it in the `finally` block alongside the
original `bound`, ensuring the first chunk’s row loop observes termination.

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