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/*-
* See the file LICENSE for redistribution information.
*
* Copyright (c) 2009, 2017 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
*
* $Id$
*/
#ifndef _DB_STL_DBC_H
#define _DB_STL_DBC_H
#include <errno.h>
#include <set>
#include "dbstl_common.h"
#include "dbstl_dbt.h"
#include "dbstl_exception.h"
#include "dbstl_container.h"
#include "dbstl_resource_manager.h"
START_NS(dbstl)
// Forward declarations.
class db_container;
class DbCursorBase;
template<Typename data_dt>
class RandDbCursor;
class DbstlMultipleKeyDataIterator;
class DbstlMultipleRecnoDataIterator;
using std::set;
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// LazyDupCursor class template definition.
//
// This class allows us to make a shallow copy on construction. When the
// cursor pointer is first dereferenced a deep copy is made.
//
// The allowed type for BaseType is DbCursor<> and RandDbCursor<>
// The expected usage of this class is:
// 1. Create an iterator in container::begin(), the iterator::pcsr.csr_ptr_
// points to an object, thus no need to duplicate.
// 2. The iterator is created with default argument, thus the
// iterator::pcsr.csr_ptr_ and dup_src_ is NULL, and this iterator is
// copied using copy constructor for may be many times, but until the
// cursor is really used, no cursor is duplicated.
//
// There is an informing mechanism between an instance of this class and
// its dup_src_ cursor: when that cursor is about to change state, it will
// inform all registered LazyDupCursor "listeners" of the change, so that
// they will duplicate from the cursor before the change, because that
// is the expected cursor state for the listeners.
template <Typename BaseType>
class LazyDupCursor
{
// dup_src_ is used by this class internally to duplicate another
// cursor and set to csr_ptr_, and it is assigned in the copy
// constructor from another LazyDupCursor object's csr_ptr_; csr_ptr_
// is the acutual pointer that is used to perform cursor operations.
//
BaseType *csr_ptr_, *dup_src_;
typedef LazyDupCursor<BaseType> self;
public:
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Begin public constructors and destructor.
//
inline LazyDupCursor()
{
csr_ptr_ = NULL;
dup_src_ = NULL;
}
// Used in all iterator types' constructors, dbcptr is created
// solely for this object, and the cursor is not yet opened, so we
// simply assign it to csr_ptr_.
explicit inline LazyDupCursor(BaseType *dbcptr)
{
csr_ptr_ = dbcptr;
// Already have pointer, do not need to duplicate.
dup_src_ = NULL;
}
// Do not copy to csr_ptr_, shallow copy from dp2.csr_ptr_.
LazyDupCursor(const self& dp2)
{
csr_ptr_ = NULL;
if (dp2.csr_ptr_)
dup_src_ = dp2.csr_ptr_;
else
dup_src_ = dp2.dup_src_;
if (dup_src_)
dup_src_->add_dupper(this);
}
~LazyDupCursor()
{
// Not duplicated yet, remove from dup_src_.
if (csr_ptr_ == NULL && dup_src_ != NULL)
dup_src_->erase_dupper(this);
if (csr_ptr_)
delete csr_ptr_;// Delete the cursor.
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Deep copy.
inline const self& operator=(const self &dp2)
{
BaseType *dcb;
dcb = dp2.csr_ptr_ ? dp2.csr_ptr_ : dp2.dup_src_;
this->operator=(dcb);
return dp2;
}
// Deep copy.
inline BaseType *operator=(BaseType *dcb)
{
if (csr_ptr_) {
// Only dup_src_ will inform this, not csr_ptr_.
delete csr_ptr_;
csr_ptr_ = NULL;
}
if (dcb)
csr_ptr_ = new BaseType(*dcb);
if (dup_src_ != NULL) {
dup_src_->erase_dupper(this);
dup_src_ = NULL;
}
return dcb;
}
void set_cursor(BaseType *dbc)
{
assert(dbc != NULL);
if (csr_ptr_) {
// Only dup_src_ will inform this, not csr_ptr_.
delete csr_ptr_;
csr_ptr_ = NULL;
}
csr_ptr_ = dbc;
if (dup_src_ != NULL) {
dup_src_->erase_dupper(this);
dup_src_ = NULL;
}
}
// If dup_src_ is informing this object, pass false parameter.
inline BaseType* duplicate(bool erase_dupper = true)
{
assert(dup_src_ != NULL);
if (csr_ptr_) {
// Only dup_src_ will inform this, not csr_ptr_.
delete csr_ptr_;
csr_ptr_ = NULL;
}
csr_ptr_ = new BaseType(*dup_src_);
if (erase_dupper)
dup_src_->erase_dupper(this);
dup_src_ = NULL;
return csr_ptr_;
}
inline BaseType* operator->()
{
if (csr_ptr_)
return csr_ptr_;
return duplicate();
}
inline operator bool()
{
return csr_ptr_ != NULL;
}
inline bool operator!()
{
return !csr_ptr_;
}
inline bool operator==(void *p)
{
return csr_ptr_ == p;
}
inline BaseType* base_ptr(){
if (csr_ptr_)
return csr_ptr_;
return duplicate();
}
};
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// DbCursorBase class definition.
//
// DbCursorBase is the base class for DbCursor<> class template, this class
// wraps the Berkeley DB cursor, in order for the ResourceManager to close
// the Berkeley DB cursor and set the pointer to null.
// If we don't set the cursor to NULL, the handle could become valid again,
// since Berkeley DB recycles handles. DB STL would then try to use the same
// handle across different instances, which is not supported.
//
// In ResourceManager, whenver a cursor is opened, it stores the
// DbCursorBase* pointer, so that when need to close the cursor, it calls
// DbCursorBase::close() function.
//
class DbCursorBase
{
protected:
Dbc *csr_;
DbTxn *owner_txn_;
Db *owner_db_;
int csr_status_;
public:
enum DbcGetSkipOptions{SKIP_KEY, SKIP_DATA, SKIP_NONE};
inline DbTxn *get_owner_txn() const { return owner_txn_;}
inline void set_owner_txn(DbTxn *otxn) { owner_txn_ = otxn;}
inline Db *get_owner_db() const { return owner_db_;}
inline void set_owner_db(Db *odb) { owner_db_ = odb;}
inline Dbc *get_cursor() const { return csr_;}
inline Dbc *&get_cursor_reference() { return csr_;}
inline void set_cursor(Dbc*csr1)
{
if (csr_)
ResourceManager::instance()->remove_cursor(this);
csr_ = csr1;
}
inline int close()
{
int ret = 0;
if (csr_ != NULL && (((DBC *)csr_)->flags & DBC_ACTIVE) != 0) {
ret = csr_->close();
csr_ = NULL;
}
return ret;
}
DbCursorBase(){
owner_txn_ = NULL;
owner_db_ = NULL;
csr_ = NULL;
csr_status_ = 0;
}
DbCursorBase(const DbCursorBase &csrbase)
{
this->operator=(csrbase);
}
const DbCursorBase &operator=(const DbCursorBase &csrbase)
{
owner_txn_ = csrbase.owner_txn_;
owner_db_ = csrbase.owner_db_;
csr_ = NULL; // Need to call DbCursor<>::dup to duplicate.
csr_status_ = 0;
return csrbase;
}
virtual ~DbCursorBase()
{
close();
}
}; // DbCursorBase
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// DbCursor class template definition
//
// DbCursor is the connection between Berkeley DB and dbstl container classes
// it is the wrapper class for Dbc* cursor of Berkeley Db, to be used for
// iterator classes of Berkeley DB backed STL container classes.
// Requirement:
// 1. Deep copy using Dbc->dup.
// 2. Dbc*cursor management via ResourceManager class.
// 3. Provide methods to do increment, decrement and advance operations,
// advance is only available for random access iterator from DB_RECNO
// containers.
//
template<typename key_dt, typename data_dt>
class DbCursor : public DbCursorBase{
protected:
// Lazy duplication support: store the LazyDupCursor objects which
// will duplicate from this cursor.
typedef LazyDupCursor<DbCursor<key_dt, data_dt> > dupper_t;
typedef LazyDupCursor<RandDbCursor<data_dt> > dupperr_t;
typedef set<LazyDupCursor<DbCursor<key_dt, data_dt> >* > dupset_t;
typedef set<LazyDupCursor<RandDbCursor<data_dt> >* > dupsetr_t;
set<LazyDupCursor<DbCursor<key_dt, data_dt> >* > sduppers1_;
set<LazyDupCursor<RandDbCursor<data_dt> >* > sduppers2_;
// We must use DB_DBT_USERMEM for Dbc::get and Db::get if they are
// used in multi-threaded application, so we use key_buf_ and
// data_buf_ data members for get operations, and initialize them
// to use user memory.
Dbt key_buf_, data_buf_;
// Similar to Berkeley DB C++ API's classes, used to iterate through
// bulk retrieved key/data pairs.
DbstlMultipleKeyDataIterator *multi_itr_;
DbstlMultipleRecnoDataIterator *recno_itr_;
// Whether to use bulk retrieval. If non-zero, do bulk retrieval,
// bulk buffer size is this member, otherwise not bulk read.
// By default this member is 0.
u_int32_t bulk_retrieval_;
// Whether to use DB_RMW flag in Dbc::get, by default false.
bool rmw_get_;
// Whether to poll data from cursor's current position on every
// get_current_key/data call.
// Note that curr_key_/curr_data_ members are always maintained
// to contain current k/d value of the pair pointed to by csr_.
// If doing bulk retrieval, this flag is ignored, we will always
// read data from bulk buffer.
bool directdb_get_;
// Inform LazyDupCursor objects registered in this object to do
// duplication because this cursor is to be changed.
// This function should be called in any function of
// DbCursor and RandDbCursor whenever the cursor is about to change
// state(move/close, etc).
inline void inform_duppers()
{
typename dupset_t::iterator i1;
typename dupsetr_t::iterator i2;
for (i1 = sduppers1_.begin(); i1 != sduppers1_.end(); i1++)
(*i1)->duplicate(false);
for (i2 = sduppers2_.begin(); i2 != sduppers2_.end(); i2++)
(*i2)->duplicate(false);
sduppers1_.clear();
sduppers2_.clear();
}
public:
friend class DataItem;
// Current key/data pair pointed by "csr_" Dbc*cursor. They are both
// maintained on cursor movement. If directdb_get_ is true,
// they are both refreshed on every get_current{[_key][_data]} call and
// the retrieved key/data pair is returned to user.
DataItem curr_key_;
DataItem curr_data_;
typedef DbCursor<key_dt, data_dt> self;
// This function is used by all iterators to do equals comparison.
// Random iterators will also use it to do less than/greater than
// comparisons.
// Internally, the page number difference or index difference is
// returned, so for btree and hash databases, if two cursors point to
// the same key/data pair, we will get 0 returned, meaning they are
// equal; if return value is not 0, it means no more than that they
// they are not equal. We can't assume any order information between
// the two cursors. For recno databases, we use the recno to do less
// than and greater than comparison. So we can get a reliable knowledge
// of the relative position of two iterators from the return value.
int compare(const self *csr2) const{
int res, ret;
BDBOP(((DBC *)csr_)->cmp((DBC *)csr_, (DBC *)csr2->csr_,
&res, 0), ret);
return res;
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Add and remove cursor change event listeners.
//
inline void add_dupper(dupper_t *dupper)
{
sduppers1_.insert(dupper);
}
inline void add_dupper(dupperr_t *dupper)
{
sduppers2_.insert(dupper);
}
inline void erase_dupper(dupper_t *dup1)
{
sduppers1_.erase(dup1);
}
inline void erase_dupper(dupperr_t *dup1)
{
sduppers2_.erase(dup1);
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
public:
inline bool get_rmw()
{
return rmw_get_;
}
bool set_rmw(bool rmw, DB_ENV *env = NULL )
{
u_int32_t flag = 0;
DB_ENV *dbenv = NULL;
int ret;
if (env)
dbenv = env;
else
dbenv = ((DBC*)csr_)->dbenv;
BDBOP(dbenv->get_open_flags(dbenv, &flag), ret);
// DB_RMW flag requires locking subsystem started.
if (rmw && ((flag & DB_INIT_LOCK) || (flag & DB_INIT_CDB) ||
(flag & DB_INIT_TXN)))
rmw_get_ = true;
else
rmw_get_ = false;
return rmw_get_;
}
// Modify bulk buffer size. Bulk read is enabled when creating an
// iterator, so users later can only modify the bulk buffer size
// to another value, but can't enable/disable bulk read while an
// iterator is already alive.
// Returns true if succeeded, false otherwise.
inline bool set_bulk_buffer(u_int32_t sz)
{
if (bulk_retrieval_ && sz) {
normalize_bulk_bufsize(sz);
bulk_retrieval_ = sz;
return true;
}
return false;
}
inline u_int32_t get_bulk_bufsize()
{
return bulk_retrieval_;
}
inline void enlarge_dbt(Dbt &d, u_int32_t sz)
{
void *p;
p = DbstlReAlloc(d.get_data(), sz);
dbstl_assert(p != NULL);
d.set_ulen(sz);
d.set_data(p);
d.set_size(sz);
}
// Move forward or backward, often by 1 key/data pair, we can use
// different flags for Dbc::get function. Then update the key/data
// pair and csr_status_ members.
//
int increment(int flag)
{
int ret = 0;
Dbt &k = key_buf_, &d = data_buf_;
u_int32_t sz, getflags = 0, bulk_bufsz;
if (csr_ == NULL)
return INVALID_ITERATOR_CURSOR;
curr_key_.reset();
curr_data_.reset();
inform_duppers();
// Berkeley DB cursor flags are not bitwise set, so we can't
// use bit operations here.
//
if (this->bulk_retrieval_ != 0)
switch (flag) {
case DB_PREV:
case DB_PREV_DUP:
case DB_PREV_NODUP:
case DB_LAST:
case DB_JOIN_ITEM:
case DB_GET_RECNO:
case DB_SET_RECNO:
break;
default:
getflags |= DB_MULTIPLE_KEY;
if (data_buf_.get_ulen() != bulk_retrieval_)
enlarge_dbt(data_buf_, bulk_retrieval_);
break;
}
if (this->rmw_get_)
getflags |= DB_RMW;
// Do not use BDBOP or BDBOP2 here because it is likely
// that an iteration will step onto end() position.
retry: ret = csr_->get(&k, &d, flag | getflags);
if (ret == 0) {
if (bulk_retrieval_ && (getflags & DB_MULTIPLE_KEY)) {
// A new retrieval, so both multi_itr_ and
// recno_itr_ must be NULL.
if (((DBC*)csr_)->dbtype == DB_RECNO) {
if (recno_itr_) {
delete recno_itr_;
recno_itr_ = NULL;
}
recno_itr_ =
new DbstlMultipleRecnoDataIterator(d);
} else {
if (multi_itr_) {
delete multi_itr_;
multi_itr_ = NULL;
}
multi_itr_ = new
DbstlMultipleKeyDataIterator(d);
}
} else {
// Non bulk retrieval succeeded.
curr_key_.set_dbt(k, false);
curr_data_.set_dbt(d, false);
limit_buf_size_after_use();
}
} else if (ret == DB_BUFFER_SMALL) {
// Either the key or data DBTs might trigger a
// DB_KEYSMALL return. Only enlarge the DBT if it
// is actually too small.
if (((sz = d.get_size()) > 0) && (sz > d.get_ulen()))
enlarge_dbt(d, sz);
if (((sz = k.get_size()) > 0) && (sz > k.get_ulen()))
enlarge_dbt(k, sz);
goto retry;
} else {
if (ret == DB_NOTFOUND) {
ret = INVALID_ITERATOR_POSITION;
this->curr_key_.reset();
this->curr_data_.reset();
} else if (bulk_retrieval_ &&
(getflags & DB_MULTIPLE_KEY)){
BDBOP(((DBC*)csr_)->dbp->
get_pagesize(((DBC*)csr_)->
dbp, &bulk_bufsz), ret);
if (bulk_bufsz > d.get_ulen()) {// buf size error
normalize_bulk_bufsize(bulk_bufsz);
bulk_retrieval_ = bulk_bufsz;
enlarge_dbt(d, bulk_bufsz);
goto retry;
} else
throw_bdb_exception(
"DbCursor<>::increment", ret);
} else
throw_bdb_exception(
"DbCursor<>::increment", ret);
}
csr_status_ = ret;
return ret;
}
// After each use of key_buf_ and data_buf_, limit their buffer size to
// a reasonable size so that they don't waste a big memory space.
inline void limit_buf_size_after_use()
{
if (bulk_retrieval_)
// Bulk buffer has to be huge, so don't check it.
return;
if (key_buf_.get_ulen() > DBSTL_MAX_KEY_BUF_LEN) {
key_buf_.set_data(DbstlReAlloc(key_buf_.get_data(),
DBSTL_MAX_KEY_BUF_LEN));
key_buf_.set_ulen(DBSTL_MAX_KEY_BUF_LEN);
}
if (data_buf_.get_ulen() > DBSTL_MAX_DATA_BUF_LEN) {
data_buf_.set_data(DbstlReAlloc(data_buf_.get_data(),
DBSTL_MAX_DATA_BUF_LEN));
data_buf_.set_ulen(DBSTL_MAX_DATA_BUF_LEN);
}
}
// Duplicate this object's cursor and set it to dbc1.
//
inline int dup(DbCursor<key_dt, data_dt>& dbc1) const
{
Dbc* pcsr = 0;
int ret;
if (csr_ != 0 && csr_->dup(&pcsr, DB_POSITION) == 0) {
dbc1.set_cursor(pcsr);
dbc1.set_owner_db(this->get_owner_db());
dbc1.set_owner_txn(this->get_owner_txn());
ResourceManager::instance()->add_cursor(
this->get_owner_db(), &dbc1);
ret = 0;
} else
ret = ITERATOR_DUP_ERROR;
return ret;
}
public:
// Open a cursor, do not move it, it is at an invalid position.
// All cursors should be opened using this method.
//
inline int open(db_container *pdbc, int flags)
{
int ret;
Db *pdb = pdbc->get_db_handle();
if (pdb == NULL)
return 0;
if (csr_) // Close before open.
return 0;
ret = ResourceManager::instance()->
open_cursor(this, pdb, flags);
set_rmw(rmw_get_);
this->csr_status_ = ret;
return ret;
}
// Move Berkeley DB cursor to specified key k, by default use DB_SET,
// but DB_SET_RANGE can and may also be used.
//
int move_to(const key_dt&k, u_int32_t flag = DB_SET)
{
Dbt &d1 = data_buf_;
int ret;
u_int32_t sz;
DataItem k1(k, true);
if (csr_ == NULL)
return INVALID_ITERATOR_CURSOR;
curr_key_.reset();
curr_data_.reset();
inform_duppers();
// It is likely that k is not in db, causing get(DB_SET) to
// fail, we should not throw an exception because of this.
//
if (rmw_get_)
flag |= DB_RMW;
retry: ret = csr_->get(&k1.get_dbt(), &d1, flag);
if (ret == 0) {
curr_key_ = k1;
curr_data_.set_dbt(d1, false);
limit_buf_size_after_use();
} else if (ret == DB_BUFFER_SMALL) {
sz = d1.get_size();
assert(sz > 0);
enlarge_dbt(d1, sz);
goto retry;
} else {
if (ret == DB_NOTFOUND) {
ret = INVALID_ITERATOR_POSITION;
// Invalidate current values because it is
// at an invalid position.
this->curr_key_.reset();
this->curr_data_.reset();
} else
throw_bdb_exception("DbCursor<>::move_to", ret);
}
csr_status_ = ret;
return ret;
}
// Returns the number of keys equal to the current one.
inline size_t count()
{
int ret;
db_recno_t cnt;
BDBOP2(csr_->count(&cnt, 0), ret, close());
return (size_t)cnt;
}
int insert(const key_dt&k, const data_dt& d, int pos = DB_BEFORE)
{
// !!!XXX:
// We do a deep copy of the input data into a local
// variable. Apparently not doing so causes issues
// when using gcc. Even though the put completes prior
// to returning from this function call.
// It would be best to avoid this additional copy.
int ret;
// (k, d) pair may be a temporary pair, so we must copy them.
DataItem k1(k, false), d1(d, false);
inform_duppers();
if (pos == DB_AFTER) {
ret = this->csr_->put(&k1.get_dbt(), &d1.get_dbt(),
pos);
// May be using this flag for an empty database,
// because begin() an iterator of an empty db_vector
// equals its end() iterator, so use DB_KEYLAST to
// retry.
//
if (ret == EINVAL || ret == 0)
return ret;
else if (ret)
throw_bdb_exception("DbCursor<>::insert", ret);
}
if (pos == DB_NODUPDATA)
BDBOP3(this->csr_->put(&k1.get_dbt(), &d1.get_dbt(),
pos), ret, DB_KEYEXIST, close());
else
BDBOP2(this->csr_->put(&k1.get_dbt(), &d1.get_dbt(),
pos), ret, close());
this->csr_status_ = ret;
if (ret == 0) {
curr_key_ = k1;
curr_data_ = d1;
}
// This cursor points to the new key/data pair now.
return ret;
}
// Replace current cursor-pointed data item with d.
inline int replace(const data_dt& d)
{
Dbt k1;
int ret;
// !!!XXX:
// We do a deep copy of the input data into a local
// variable. Apparently not doing so causes issues
// when using gcc. Even though the put completes prior
// to returning from this function call.
// It would be best to avoid this additional copy.
// d may be a temporary object, so we must copy it.
DataItem d1(d, false);
BDBOP2(this->csr_->put(&k1, &d1.get_dbt(), DB_CURRENT),
ret, close());
curr_data_ = d1; // Update current data.
this->csr_status_ = ret;
return ret;
}
// Remove old key and insert new key-psuodo_data. First insert then
// move to old key and remove it so that the cursor remains at the
// old key's position, according to DB documentation.
// But from practice I can see
// the cursor after delete seems not at old position because a for
// loop iteration exits prematurelly, not all elements are passed.
//
inline int replace_key(const key_dt&k)
{
data_dt d;
key_dt k0;
int ret;
this->get_current_key_data(k0, d);
if (k0 == k)
return 0;
DbCursor<key_dt, data_dt> csr2;
this->dup(csr2);
// Delete current, then insert new key/data pair.
ret = csr2.del();
ret = csr2.insert(k, d, DB_KEYLAST);
this->csr_status_ = ret;
// Now this->csr_ is sitting on an invalid position, its
// iterator is invalidated. Must first move it to the next
// position before using it.
return ret;
}
inline int del()
{
int ret;
inform_duppers();
BDBOP2(csr_->del(0), ret, close());
// By default pos.csr_ will stay at where it was after delete,
// which now is an invalid position. So we need to move to
// next to conform to stl specifications, but we don't move it
// here, iterator::erase should move the iterator itself
// forward.
//
this->csr_status_ = ret;
return ret;
}
// Make sure the bulk buffer is large enough, and a multiple of 1KB.
// This function may be called prior to cursor initialization, it is
// not possible to verify that the buffer size is a multiple of the
// page size here.
u_int32_t normalize_bulk_bufsize(u_int32_t &bulksz)
{
if (bulksz == 0)
return 0;
while (bulksz < 16 * sizeof(data_dt))
bulksz *= 2;
bulksz = bulksz + 1024 - bulksz % 1024;
return bulksz;
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Begin public constructors and destructor.
//
explicit DbCursor(u_int32_t b_bulk_retrieval = 0, bool brmw1 = false,
bool directdbget = true) : DbCursorBase(),
curr_key_(sizeof(key_dt)), curr_data_(sizeof(data_dt))
{
u_int32_t bulksz = sizeof(data_dt); // non-bulk
rmw_get_ = brmw1;
this->bulk_retrieval_ =
normalize_bulk_bufsize(b_bulk_retrieval);
recno_itr_ = NULL;
multi_itr_ = NULL;
if (bulk_retrieval_) {
if (bulksz <= bulk_retrieval_)
bulksz = bulk_retrieval_;
else {
normalize_bulk_bufsize(bulksz);
bulk_retrieval_ = bulksz;
}
}
key_buf_.set_data(DbstlMalloc(sizeof(key_dt)));
key_buf_.set_ulen(sizeof(key_dt));
key_buf_.set_flags(DB_DBT_USERMEM);
data_buf_.set_data(DbstlMalloc(bulksz));
data_buf_.set_ulen(bulksz);
data_buf_.set_flags(DB_DBT_USERMEM);
directdb_get_ = directdbget;
}
// Copy constructor, duplicate cursor here.
DbCursor(const DbCursor<key_dt, data_dt>& dbc) :
DbCursorBase(dbc),
curr_key_(dbc.curr_key_), curr_data_(dbc.curr_data_)
{
void *pk, *pd;
dbc.dup(*this);
csr_status_ = dbc.csr_status_;
if (csr_ || dbc.csr_)
this->rmw_get_ = set_rmw(dbc.rmw_get_,
((DBC*)dbc.csr_)->dbenv);
else
rmw_get_ = dbc.rmw_get_;
bulk_retrieval_ = dbc.bulk_retrieval_;
// Now we have to copy key_buf_ and data_buf_ to support
// multiple retrieval.
key_buf_.set_data(pk = DbstlMalloc(dbc.key_buf_.get_ulen()));
key_buf_.set_ulen(dbc.key_buf_.get_ulen());
key_buf_.set_size(dbc.key_buf_.get_size());
key_buf_.set_flags(DB_DBT_USERMEM);
memcpy(pk, dbc.key_buf_.get_data(), key_buf_.get_ulen());
data_buf_.set_data(pd = DbstlMalloc(dbc.data_buf_.get_ulen()));
data_buf_.set_ulen(dbc.data_buf_.get_ulen());
data_buf_.set_size(dbc.data_buf_.get_size());
data_buf_.set_flags(DB_DBT_USERMEM);
memcpy(pd, dbc.data_buf_.get_data(), data_buf_.get_ulen());
if (dbc.recno_itr_) {
recno_itr_ = new DbstlMultipleRecnoDataIterator(
data_buf_);
recno_itr_->set_pointer(dbc.recno_itr_->get_pointer());
} else
recno_itr_ = NULL;
if (dbc.multi_itr_) {
multi_itr_ = new DbstlMultipleKeyDataIterator(
data_buf_);
multi_itr_->set_pointer(dbc.multi_itr_->get_pointer());
} else
multi_itr_ = NULL;
directdb_get_ = dbc.directdb_get_;
// Do not copy sduppers, they are private to each DbCursor<>
// object.
}
virtual ~DbCursor()
{
close(); // Call close() ahead of freeing following buffers.
free(key_buf_.get_data());
free(data_buf_.get_data());
if (multi_itr_)
delete multi_itr_;
if (recno_itr_)
delete recno_itr_;
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
const DbCursor<key_dt, data_dt>& operator=
(const DbCursor<key_dt, data_dt>& dbc)
{
void *pk;
u_int32_t ulen;
DbCursorBase::operator =(dbc);
dbc.dup(*this);
curr_key_ = dbc.curr_key_;
curr_data_ = dbc.curr_data_;
rmw_get_ = dbc.rmw_get_;
this->bulk_retrieval_ = dbc.bulk_retrieval_;
this->directdb_get_ = dbc.directdb_get_;
// Now we have to copy key_buf_ and data_buf_ to support
// bulk retrieval.
key_buf_.set_data(pk = DbstlReAlloc(key_buf_.get_data(),
ulen = dbc.key_buf_.get_ulen()));
key_buf_.set_ulen(ulen);
key_buf_.set_size(dbc.key_buf_.get_size());
key_buf_.set_flags(DB_DBT_USERMEM);
memcpy(pk, dbc.key_buf_.get_data(), ulen);
data_buf_.set_data(pk = DbstlReAlloc(key_buf_.get_data(),
ulen = dbc.key_buf_.get_ulen()));
data_buf_.set_ulen(ulen);
data_buf_.set_size(dbc.data_buf_.get_size());
data_buf_.set_flags(DB_DBT_USERMEM);
memcpy(pk, dbc.key_buf_.get_data(), ulen);
if (dbc.recno_itr_) {
if (recno_itr_) {
delete recno_itr_;
recno_itr_ = NULL;
}
recno_itr_ = new DbstlMultipleRecnoDataIterator(
data_buf_);
recno_itr_->set_pointer(dbc.recno_itr_->get_pointer());
} else if (recno_itr_) {
delete recno_itr_;
recno_itr_ = NULL;
}
if (dbc.multi_itr_) {
if (multi_itr_) {
delete multi_itr_;
multi_itr_ = NULL;
}
multi_itr_ = new DbstlMultipleKeyDataIterator(
data_buf_);
multi_itr_->set_pointer(dbc.multi_itr_->get_pointer());
} else if (multi_itr_) {
delete multi_itr_;
multi_itr_ = NULL;
}
return dbc;
// Do not copy sduppers, they are private to each DbCursor<>
// object.
}
// Move Dbc*cursor to next position. If doing bulk read, read from
// the bulk buffer. If bulk buffer exhausted, do another bulk read
// from database, and then read from the bulk buffer. Quit if no
// more data in database.
//
int next(int flag = DB_NEXT)
{
Dbt k, d;
db_recno_t recno;
int ret;
retry: if (bulk_retrieval_) {
if (multi_itr_) {
if (multi_itr_->next(k, d)) {
curr_key_.set_dbt(k, false);
curr_data_.set_dbt(d, false);
return 0;
} else {
delete multi_itr_;
multi_itr_ = NULL;
}