Examples with Transactions1TableInteraction com.palantir.atlasdb.cassandra.backup.transaction.Transactions1TableInteraction used on opensource projects

Example 6 with Transactions1TableInteraction

use of com.palantir.atlasdb.cassandra.backup.transaction.Transactions1TableInteraction in project atlasdb by palantir.

the class CassandraRepairEteTest method testRepairOnlyTxn1.

@Test
public void testRepairOnlyTxn1() {
    List<String> tablesRepaired = new ArrayList<>();
    BiConsumer<String, RangesForRepair> repairer = (table, _unused) -> tablesRepaired.add(table);
    List<TransactionsTableInteraction> interactions = ImmutableList.of(new Transactions1TableInteraction(range(1L, 10_000_000L), POLICY));
    cassandraRepairHelper.repairTransactionsTables(ATLAS_SERVICE, interactions, repairer);
    assertThat(tablesRepaired).containsExactly(TransactionConstants.TRANSACTION_TABLE.getTableName());
}

Example 7 with Transactions1TableInteraction

use of com.palantir.atlasdb.cassandra.backup.transaction.Transactions1TableInteraction in project atlasdb by palantir.

the class CassandraRepairEteTest method testRepairsEachTableOnceOnly.

@Test
public void testRepairsEachTableOnceOnly() {
    List<String> tablesRepaired = new ArrayList<>();
    AtomicInteger numRepairs = new AtomicInteger(0);
    BiConsumer<String, RangesForRepair> repairer = (table, _unused) -> {
        numRepairs.incrementAndGet();
        tablesRepaired.add(table);
    };
    List<TransactionsTableInteraction> interactions = ImmutableList.of(new Transactions1TableInteraction(range(1L, 5L), POLICY), new Transactions2TableInteraction(range(6L, 10L), POLICY), new Transactions1TableInteraction(range(11L, 15L), POLICY), new Transactions2TableInteraction(range(16L, 20L), POLICY));
    cassandraRepairHelper.repairTransactionsTables(ATLAS_SERVICE, interactions, repairer);
    assertThat(tablesRepaired).containsExactlyInAnyOrder(TransactionConstants.TRANSACTION_TABLE.getTableName(), TransactionConstants.TRANSACTIONS2_TABLE.getTableName());
    assertThat(numRepairs).hasValue(2);
}