DDLSingleTableConstantAction.java
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package org.apache.derby.impl.sql.execute;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Properties;
import org.apache.derby.catalog.UUID;
import org.apache.derby.iapi.error.StandardException;
import org.apache.derby.iapi.services.sanity.SanityManager;
import org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.Activation;
import org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.conn.LanguageConnectionContext;
import org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.dictionary.ConglomerateDescriptor;
import org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.dictionary.ConstraintDescriptor;
import org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.dictionary.KeyConstraintDescriptor;
import org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.dictionary.DataDictionary;
import org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.dictionary.TableDescriptor;
import org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.execute.ConstantAction;
import org.apache.derby.iapi.store.access.ConglomerateController;
import org.apache.derby.iapi.store.access.TransactionController;
/**
* Abstract class that has actions that are across
* all DDL actions that are tied to a table. An example
* of DDL that affects a table is CREATE INDEX or
* DROP VIEW. An example of DDL that does not affect
* a table is CREATE STATEMENT or DROP SCHEMA.
*
*/
abstract class DDLSingleTableConstantAction extends DDLConstantAction
{
protected UUID tableId;
/**
* constructor
*
* @param tableId the target table
*/
DDLSingleTableConstantAction(UUID tableId)
{
super();
this.tableId = tableId;
}
/**
* Drop the constraint corresponding to the received descriptor.
* If in doing so we also drop a backing conglomerate that is
* shared by other constraints/indexes, then we have to create
* a new conglomerate to fill the gap.
*
* This method exists here as a "utility" method for the various
* constant actions that may drop constraints in one way or
* another (there are several that do).
*
* @param consDesc ConstraintDescriptor for the constraint to drop
* @param activation Activation used when creating a new backing
* index (if a new backing index is needed)
* @param lcc LanguageConnectionContext used for dropping
* @param clearDeps Whether or not to clear dependencies when
* dropping the constraint
*/
void dropConstraint(ConstraintDescriptor consDesc,
Activation activation, LanguageConnectionContext lcc,
boolean clearDeps) throws StandardException
{
dropConstraint(consDesc, (TableDescriptor)null,
(List)null, activation, lcc, clearDeps);
}
/**
* See "dropConstraint(...") above.
*
* @param skipCreate Optional TableDescriptor. If non-null
* then we will skip the "create new conglomerate" processing
* *IF* the constraint that we drop came from the table
* described by skipCreate.
*/
void dropConstraint(ConstraintDescriptor consDesc,
TableDescriptor skipCreate, Activation activation,
LanguageConnectionContext lcc, boolean clearDeps)
throws StandardException
{
dropConstraint(consDesc, skipCreate,
(List)null, activation, lcc, clearDeps);
}
/**
* See "dropConstraint(...") above.
*
* @param newConglomActions Optional List. If non-null then
* for each ConglomerateDescriptor for which we skip the
* "create new conglomerate" processing we will add a
* ConstantAction to this list. The constant action can
* then be executed later (esp. by the caller) to create the
* new conglomerate, if needed. If this argument is null and
* we skip creation of a new conglomerate, the new conglomerate
* is effectively ignored (which may be fine in some cases--
* ex. when dropping a table).
*/
void dropConstraint(ConstraintDescriptor consDesc,
TableDescriptor skipCreate, List newConglomActions,
Activation activation, LanguageConnectionContext lcc,
boolean clearDeps) throws StandardException
{
/* Get the properties on the old backing conglomerate before
* dropping the constraint, since we can't get them later if
* dropping the constraint causes us to drop the backing
* conglomerate.
*/
Properties ixProps = null;
if (consDesc instanceof KeyConstraintDescriptor)
{
ixProps = new Properties();
loadIndexProperties(lcc,
((KeyConstraintDescriptor)consDesc)
.getIndexConglomerateDescriptor(lcc.getDataDictionary()),
ixProps);
}
ConglomerateDescriptor newBackingConglomCD = consDesc.drop(lcc, clearDeps);
/* If we don't need a new conglomerate then there's nothing
* else to do.
*/
if (newBackingConglomCD == null)
return;
/* Only create the new conglomerate if it is NOT for the table
* described by skipCreate.
*/
if ((skipCreate != null) &&
skipCreate.getUUID().equals(
consDesc.getTableDescriptor().getUUID()))
{
/* We're skipping the "create new conglom" phase; if we have
* a list in which to store the ConstantAction, then store it;
* otherwise, the new conglomerate is effectively ignored.
*/
if (newConglomActions != null)
{
newConglomActions.add(
getConglomReplacementAction(newBackingConglomCD,
consDesc.getTableDescriptor(), ixProps));
}
}
else
{
executeConglomReplacement(
getConglomReplacementAction(newBackingConglomCD,
consDesc.getTableDescriptor(), ixProps),
activation);
}
return;
}
/**
* Similar to dropConstraint(...) above, except this method
* drops a conglomerate directly instead of going through
* a ConstraintDescriptor.
*
* @param congDesc ConglomerateDescriptor for the conglom to drop
* @param td TableDescriptor for the table on which congDesc exists
* @param activation Activation used when creating a new backing
* index (if a new backing index is needed)
* @param lcc LanguageConnectionContext used for dropping
*/
void dropConglomerate(
ConglomerateDescriptor congDesc, TableDescriptor td,
Activation activation, LanguageConnectionContext lcc)
throws StandardException
{
dropConglomerate(congDesc, td,
false, (List)null, activation, lcc);
}
/**
* See "dropConglomerate(...)" above.
*
* @param skipCreate If true then we will skip the "create
* new conglomerate" processing for the dropped conglom.
* @param newConglomActions Optional List. If non-null then
* for each ConglomerateDescriptor for which we skip the
* "create new conglomerate" processing we will add a
* ConstantAction to this list. The constant action can
* then be executed later (esp. by the caller) to create the
* new conglomerate, if needed. If this argument is null and
* we skip creation of a new conglomerate, the new conglomerate
* is effectively ignored (which may be fine in some cases--
* ex. when dropping a table).
*/
void dropConglomerate(
ConglomerateDescriptor congDesc, TableDescriptor td,
boolean skipCreate, List newConglomActions,
Activation activation, LanguageConnectionContext lcc)
throws StandardException
{
// Get the properties on the old index before dropping.
Properties ixProps = new Properties();
loadIndexProperties(lcc, congDesc, ixProps);
// Drop the conglomerate.
ConglomerateDescriptor newBackingConglomCD = congDesc.drop(lcc, td);
/* If we don't need a new conglomerate then there's nothing
* else to do.
*/
if (newBackingConglomCD == null)
return;
if (skipCreate)
{
/* We're skipping the "create new conglom" phase; if we have
* a list in which to store the ConstantAction, then store it;
* otherwise, the new conglomerate is effectively ignored.
*/
if (newConglomActions != null)
{
newConglomActions.add(
getConglomReplacementAction(
newBackingConglomCD, td, ixProps));
}
}
else
{
executeConglomReplacement(
getConglomReplacementAction(newBackingConglomCD, td, ixProps),
activation);
}
return;
}
/**
* Recreate backing index of unique constraint.
*
* It first drops the existing index and creates it again with
* uniqueness set to false and uniqueWhenNotNull set to true. It reuses
* the uuid so there is no need to update ConstraintDescriptor.
*
* @param cd ConglomerateDescritor to recreate
* @param td TableDescriptor for table on which congDesc exists
* @param activation Activation used when creating a new backing index
* (if a new backing index is needed)
* @param lcc LanguageConnectionContext used for dropping
*
* @throws StandardException
*/
void recreateUniqueConstraintBackingIndexAsUniqueWhenNotNull(
ConglomerateDescriptor cd,
TableDescriptor td,
Activation activation,
LanguageConnectionContext lcc)
throws StandardException
{
//get index property
Properties prop = new Properties ();
loadIndexProperties(lcc, cd, prop);
ArrayList list = new ArrayList();
// drop the existing index.
dropConglomerate(cd, td, false, list, activation, lcc);
String [] cols = cd.getColumnNames();
if (cols == null)
{
//column list wasn't stored in conglomerateDescriptor
//fetch is from table descriptor
int [] pos = cd.getIndexDescriptor().baseColumnPositions();
cols = new String [pos.length];
for (int i = 0; i < cols.length; i++)
{
cols[i] = td.getColumnDescriptor(pos[i]).getColumnName();
}
}
//create new index action
CreateIndexConstantAction action =
new CreateIndexConstantAction(
false, // not part of create table
false, // not unique
true, // create as unique when not null index
cd.getIndexDescriptor().indexType(),
td.getSchemaName(),
cd.getConglomerateName(), td.getName(), td.getUUID(),
cols, cd.getIndexDescriptor().isAscending(),
true, cd.getUUID(), prop);
//create index
action.executeConstantAction(activation);
}
/**
* Get any table properties that exist for the received
* index descriptor.
*/
private void loadIndexProperties(LanguageConnectionContext lcc,
ConglomerateDescriptor congDesc, Properties ixProps)
throws StandardException
{
ConglomerateController cc =
lcc.getTransactionExecute().openConglomerate(
congDesc.getConglomerateNumber(),
false,
TransactionController.OPENMODE_FORUPDATE,
TransactionController.MODE_TABLE,
TransactionController.ISOLATION_SERIALIZABLE);
cc.getInternalTablePropertySet(ixProps);
cc.close();
return;
}
/**
* Create a ConstantAction which, when executed, will create a
* new conglomerate whose attributes match those of the received
* ConglomerateDescriptor.
*
* @param srcCD Descriptor describing what the replacement
* physical conglomerate should look like
* @param td Table descriptor for the table to which srcCD belongs
* @param properties Properties from the old (dropped) conglom
* that should be "forwarded" to the new (replacement) conglom.
*/
ConstantAction getConglomReplacementAction(ConglomerateDescriptor srcCD,
TableDescriptor td, Properties properties) throws StandardException
{
/* Re-use CreateIndexActionConstantAction to do the work
* of creating a new conglomerate. The big difference
* between creating an _index_ and creating an index
* _conglomerate_ is that we don't need to create a new
* ConglomerateDescriptor in the latter case. Use of the
* following constructor dictates that we want to create
* a _conglomerate_ only--i.e. that no new conglomerate
* descriptor is necessary.
*/
return new CreateIndexConstantAction(srcCD, td, properties);
}
/**
* Execute the received ConstantAction, which will create a
* new physical conglomerate (or find an existing physical
* conglomerate that is "sharable") to replace some dropped
* physical conglomerate. Then find any conglomerate descriptors
* which still reference the dropped physical conglomerate and
* update them all to have a conglomerate number that points
* to the conglomerate created by the ConstantAction.
*
* This method is called as part of DROP processing to handle
* cases where a physical conglomerate that was shared by
* multiple descriptors is dropped--in which case a new physical
* conglomerate must be created to support the remaining
* descriptors.
*
* @param replaceConglom Constant action which, when executed,
* will either create a new conglomerate or find an existing
* one that satisfies the ConstantAction's requirements.
* @param activation Activation used when creating the conglom
*/
void executeConglomReplacement(ConstantAction replaceConglom,
Activation activation) throws StandardException
{
CreateIndexConstantAction replaceConglomAction =
(CreateIndexConstantAction)replaceConglom;
LanguageConnectionContext lcc =
activation.getLanguageConnectionContext();
DataDictionary dd = lcc.getDataDictionary();
// Create the new (replacment) backing conglomerate...
replaceConglomAction.executeConstantAction(activation);
/* Find all conglomerate descriptors that referenced the
* old backing conglomerate and update them to have the
* conglomerate number for the new backing conglomerate.
*/
ConglomerateDescriptor [] congDescs =
dd.getConglomerateDescriptors(
replaceConglomAction.getReplacedConglomNumber());
if (SanityManager.DEBUG)
{
/* There should be at least one descriptor requiring
* an updated conglomerate number--namely, the one
* corresponding to "srcCD" for which the constant
* action was created (see getConglomReplacementAction()
* above). There may be others, as well.
*/
if (congDescs.length < 1)
{
SanityManager.THROWASSERT(
"Should have found at least one conglomerate " +
"descriptor that needs an updated conglomerate " +
"number (due to a dropped index), but only " +
"found " + congDescs.length);
}
}
dd.updateConglomerateDescriptor(congDescs,
replaceConglomAction.getCreatedConglomNumber(),
lcc.getTransactionExecute());
return;
}
}
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