/**
* readNextEntry will stop at a bad entry.
*
* @return true if an element has been read.
*/
public boolean readNextEntry() throws DatabaseException, IOException {
boolean foundEntry = false;
try {
/*
* At this point,
* currentEntryOffset is the entry we just read.
* nextEntryOffset is the entry we're about to read.
* currentEntryPrevOffset is 2 entries ago.
* Note that readNextEntry() moves all the offset pointers up.
*/
foundEntry = super.readNextEntry();
/*
* Note that initStartingPosition() makes sure that the file header
* entry is valid. So by the time we get to this method, we know
* we're at a file with a valid file header entry.
*/
lastValidOffset = currentEntryOffset;
nextUnprovenOffset = nextEntryOffset;
} catch (DbChecksumException e) {
Tracer.trace(
Level.INFO,
envImpl,
"Found checksum exception while searching "
+ " for end of log. Last valid entry is at "
+ DbLsn.toString(DbLsn.makeLsn(readBufferFileNum, lastValidOffset))
+ " Bad entry is at "
+ DbLsn.makeLsn(readBufferFileNum, nextUnprovenOffset));
}
return foundEntry;
}
/**
* Flush the nodes in order, from the lowest level to highest level. As a flush dirties its
* parent, add it to the dirty map, thereby cascading the writes up the tree. If flushAll wasn't
* specified, we need only cascade up to the highest level that existed before the checkpointing
* started.
*
* <p>Note that all but the top level INs and the BINDeltas are logged provisionally. That's
* because we don't need to process lower INs because the higher INs will end up pointing at them.
*/
private void flushDirtyNodes(boolean flushAll, boolean allowDeltas, boolean flushExtraLevel)
throws DatabaseException {
LogManager logManager = envImpl.getLogManager();
SortedMap dirtyMap = selectDirtyINs(flushAll, flushExtraLevel);
while (dirtyMap.size() > 0) {
/* Work on one level's worth of nodes in ascending level order. */
Integer currentLevel = (Integer) dirtyMap.firstKey();
boolean logProvisionally = (currentLevel.intValue() != highestFlushLevel);
Set nodeSet = (Set) dirtyMap.get(currentLevel);
Iterator iter = nodeSet.iterator();
/* Flush all those nodes */
while (iter.hasNext()) {
IN target = (IN) iter.next();
target.latch();
boolean triedToFlush = false;
/*
* Only flush the ones that are still dirty -- some
* may have been written out by the evictor. Also
* check if the db is still valid -- since INs of
* deleted databases are left on the in-memory tree
* until the evictor lazily clears them out, there may
* be dead INs around.
*/
if (target.getDirty() && (!target.getDatabase().getIsDeleted())) {
flushIN(target, logManager, dirtyMap, logProvisionally, allowDeltas);
triedToFlush = true;
} else {
target.releaseLatch();
}
Tracer.trace(
Level.FINE,
envImpl,
"Checkpointer: node="
+ target.getNodeId()
+ " level="
+ Integer.toHexString(target.getLevel())
+ " flushed="
+ triedToFlush);
}
/* We're done with this level. */
dirtyMap.remove(currentLevel);
/* We can stop at this point. */
if (currentLevel.intValue() == highestFlushLevel) {
break;
}
}
}
private void trace(EnvironmentImpl envImpl, String invokingSource, boolean success) {
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
sb.append("Checkpoint ").append(checkpointId);
sb.append(": source=").append(invokingSource);
sb.append(" success=").append(success);
sb.append(" nFullINFlushThisRun=").append(nFullINFlushThisRun);
sb.append(" nDeltaINFlushThisRun=").append(nDeltaINFlushThisRun);
Tracer.trace(Level.INFO, envImpl, sb.toString());
}
/**
* @deprecated It has not been possible to implement this method with correct transactional
* semantics without incurring a performance penalty on all Database operations. Truncate
* functionality has been moved to Environment.truncateDatabase(), which requires that all
* Database handles on the database are closed before the truncate operation can execute.
*/
public int truncate(Transaction txn, boolean countRecords) throws DatabaseException {
checkEnv();
checkRequiredDbState(OPEN, "Can't call Database.truncate");
checkWritable("truncate");
Tracer.trace(
Level.FINEST,
envHandle.getEnvironmentImpl(),
"Database.truncate" + ": txnId=" + ((txn == null) ? "null" : Long.toString(txn.getId())));
Locker locker = null;
boolean triggerLock = false;
boolean operationOk = false;
try {
locker =
LockerFactory.getWritableLocker(
envHandle, txn, isTransactional(), true /*retainLocks*/, null);
/*
* Pass true to always get a read lock on the triggers, so we are
* sure that no secondaries are added during truncation.
*/
acquireTriggerListReadLock();
triggerLock = true;
/* Truncate primary. */
int count = truncateInternal(locker, countRecords);
/* Truncate secondaries. */
for (int i = 0; i < triggerList.size(); i += 1) {
Object obj = triggerList.get(i);
if (obj instanceof SecondaryTrigger) {
SecondaryDatabase secDb = ((SecondaryTrigger) obj).getDb();
secDb.truncateInternal(locker, false);
}
}
operationOk = true;
return count;
} finally {
if (locker != null) {
locker.operationEnd(operationOk);
}
if (triggerLock) {
releaseTriggerListReadLock();
}
}
}
/** Helper for doCheckpoint. Same args only this is called with the evictor locked out. */
private synchronized void doCheckpointInternal(
CheckpointConfig config,
boolean allowDeltas,
boolean flushAll,
boolean deleteAllCleanedFiles,
String invokingSource)
throws DatabaseException {
if (!isRunnable(config)) {
return;
}
/*
* If there are cleaned files to be deleted, flush an extra level to
* write out the parents of cleaned nodes. This ensures that the
* no node will contain the LSN of a cleaned files.
*/
boolean flushExtraLevel = false;
Set cleanedFiles = null;
Cleaner cleaner = envImpl.getCleaner();
if (cleaner != null) {
cleanedFiles = cleaner.getCleanedFiles(deleteAllCleanedFiles);
if (cleanedFiles != null) {
flushExtraLevel = true;
}
}
lastCheckpointMillis = System.currentTimeMillis();
resetPerRunCounters();
LogManager logManager = envImpl.getLogManager();
/* Get the next checkpoint id. */
checkpointId++;
nCheckpoints++;
boolean success = false;
boolean traced = false;
try {
/* Log the checkpoint start. */
CheckpointStart startEntry = new CheckpointStart(checkpointId, invokingSource);
DbLsn checkpointStart = logManager.log(startEntry);
/*
* Remember the first active lsn -- before this position in the
* log, there are no active transactions at this point in time.
*/
DbLsn firstActiveLsn = envImpl.getTxnManager().getFirstActiveLsn();
if (firstActiveLsn != null && checkpointStart.compareTo(firstActiveLsn) < 0) {
firstActiveLsn = checkpointStart;
}
/* Flush IN nodes. */
flushDirtyNodes(flushAll, allowDeltas, flushExtraLevel);
/*
* Flush utilization info AFTER flushing IN nodes to reduce the
* inaccuracies caused by the sequence FileSummaryLN-LN-BIN.
*/
flushUtilizationInfo();
/* Log the checkpoint end. */
if (firstActiveLsn == null) {
firstActiveLsn = checkpointStart;
}
CheckpointEnd endEntry =
new CheckpointEnd(
invokingSource,
checkpointStart,
envImpl.getRootLsn(),
firstActiveLsn,
Node.getLastId(),
envImpl.getDbMapTree().getLastDbId(),
envImpl.getTxnManager().getLastTxnId(),
checkpointId);
/*
* Log checkpoint end and update state kept about the last
* checkpoint location. Send a trace message *before* the
* checkpoint end log entry. This is done so that the normal
* trace message doesn't affect the time-based isRunnable()
* calculation, which only issues a checkpoint if a log record
* has been written since the last checkpoint.
*/
trace(envImpl, invokingSource, true);
traced = true;
/*
* Always flush to ensure that cleaned files are not referenced,
* and to ensure that this checkpoint is not wasted if we crash.
*/
lastCheckpointEnd = logManager.logForceFlush(endEntry);
lastFirstActiveLsn = firstActiveLsn;
lastCheckpointStart = checkpointStart;
success = true;
if (cleaner != null && cleanedFiles != null) {
cleaner.deleteCleanedFiles(cleanedFiles);
}
} catch (DatabaseException e) {
Tracer.trace(envImpl, "Checkpointer", "doCheckpoint", "checkpointId=" + checkpointId, e);
throw e;
} finally {
if (!traced) {
trace(envImpl, invokingSource, success);
}
}
}
/**
* Determine whether a checkpoint should be run. 1. If the force parameter is specified, always
* checkpoint. 2. If the config object specifies time or log size, use that. 3. If the environment
* is configured to use log size based checkpointing, check the log. 4. Lastly, use time based
* checking.
*/
private boolean isRunnable(CheckpointConfig config) throws DatabaseException {
/* Figure out if we're using log size or time to determine interval.*/
long useBytesInterval = 0;
long useTimeInterval = 0;
DbLsn nextLsn = null;
try {
if (config.getForce()) {
return true;
} else if (config.getKBytes() != 0) {
useBytesInterval = config.getKBytes() << 10;
} else if (config.getMinutes() != 0) {
// convert to millis
useTimeInterval = config.getMinutes() * 60 * 1000;
} else if (logSizeBytesInterval != 0) {
useBytesInterval = logSizeBytesInterval;
} else {
useTimeInterval = timeInterval;
}
/*
* If our checkpoint interval is defined by log size, check
* on how much log has grown since the last checkpoint.
*/
if (useBytesInterval != 0) {
nextLsn = envImpl.getFileManager().getNextLsn();
if (nextLsn.getNoCleaningDistance(lastCheckpointEnd, logFileMax) >= useBytesInterval) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
} else if (useTimeInterval != 0) {
/*
* Our checkpoint is determined by time. If enough
* time has passed and some log data has been written,
* do a checkpoint.
*/
DbLsn lastUsedLsn = envImpl.getFileManager().getLastUsedLsn();
if (((System.currentTimeMillis() - lastCheckpointMillis) >= useTimeInterval)
&& (lastUsedLsn.compareTo(lastCheckpointEnd) != 0)) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
} else {
return false;
}
} finally {
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
sb.append("size interval=").append(useBytesInterval);
if (nextLsn != null) {
sb.append(" nextLsn=").append(nextLsn.getNoFormatString());
}
if (lastCheckpointEnd != null) {
sb.append(" lastCkpt=");
sb.append(lastCheckpointEnd.getNoFormatString());
}
sb.append(" time interval=").append(useTimeInterval);
sb.append(" force=").append(config.getForce());
Tracer.trace(Level.FINEST, envImpl, sb.toString());
}
}