private LockGrantType lockInternal(
long nodeId,
Locker locker,
LockType type,
long timeout,
boolean nonBlockingRequest,
DatabaseImpl database)
throws DeadlockException, DatabaseException {
Long nid = Long.valueOf(nodeId);
LockAttemptResult result = attemptLock(nid, locker, type, nonBlockingRequest);
/* If we got the lock or a non-blocking lock was denied, return. */
if (result.success || result.lockGrant == LockGrantType.DENIED) {
assert nonBlockingRequest || result.success;
return result.lockGrant;
}
assert checkNoLatchesHeld(nonBlockingRequest)
: LatchSupport.countLatchesHeld()
+ " latches held while trying to lock, lock table ="
+ LatchSupport.latchesHeldToString();
/*
* We must have gotten WAIT_* from the lock request. We know that
* this is a blocking request, because if it wasn't, Lock.lock
* would have returned DENIED. Go wait!
*/
assert !nonBlockingRequest;
try {
boolean doWait = true;
boolean isImportunate = locker.getImportunate();
/*
* Before blocking, check locker timeout. We need to check here
* or lock timeouts will always take precedence and we'll never
* actually get any txn timeouts.
*/
if (locker.isTimedOut()) {
if (validateOwnership(nid, locker, type, !isImportunate, memoryBudget)) {
doWait = false;
} else if (isImportunate) {
result = stealLock(nid, locker, type, memoryBudget);
if (result.success) {
doWait = false;
} else {
/* Lock holder is non-preemptable, wait below. */
}
} else {
throw makeTimeoutMsg(
false /*isLockNotTxnTimeout*/,
locker,
nodeId,
type,
result.lockGrant,
result.useLock,
locker.getTxnTimeout(),
locker.getTxnStartMillis(),
System.currentTimeMillis(),
database);
}
}
boolean keepTime = (timeout > 0);
long startTime = (keepTime ? System.currentTimeMillis() : 0);
while (doWait) {
locker.setWaitingFor(result.useLock);
try {
locker.wait(timeout);
} catch (InterruptedException IE) {
throw new ThreadInterruptedException(envImpl, IE);
}
boolean lockerTimedOut = locker.isTimedOut();
long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
boolean thisLockTimedOut = (keepTime && (now - startTime >= timeout));
boolean isRestart = (result.lockGrant == LockGrantType.WAIT_RESTART);
/*
* Re-check for ownership of the lock following wait. If
* we timed out and we don't have ownership then flush this
* lock from both the waiters and owners while under the
* lock table latch. See SR 10103.
*/
if (validateOwnership(
nid,
locker,
type,
(lockerTimedOut || thisLockTimedOut || isRestart) && !isImportunate,
memoryBudget)) {
break;
} else if (isImportunate) {
result = stealLock(nid, locker, type, memoryBudget);
if (result.success) {
break;
} else {
/* Lock holder is non-preemptable, wait again. */
}
} else {
/* After a restart conflict the lock will not be held. */
if (isRestart) {
throw rangeRestartException;
}
if (thisLockTimedOut) {
throw makeTimeoutMsg(
true /*isLockNotTxnTimeout*/,
locker,
nodeId,
type,
result.lockGrant,
result.useLock,
timeout,
startTime,
now,
database);
}
if (lockerTimedOut) {
throw makeTimeoutMsg(
false /*isLockNotTxnTimeout*/,
locker,
nodeId,
type,
result.lockGrant,
result.useLock,
locker.getTxnTimeout(),
locker.getTxnStartMillis(),
now,
database);
}
}
}
} finally {
locker.setWaitingFor(null);
assert EnvironmentImpl.maybeForceYield();
}
/*
* After waiting for the lock, we must break out of the wait loop and
* add the lock to the locker. This is true even for importunate
* lockers, since an existing lock (acquired via a release) will not be
* added to the locker by attemptLock. [#16879]
*/
locker.addLock(nid, type, result.lockGrant);
return result.lockGrant;
}
