Examples with PTableRef org.apache.phoenix.schema.PTableRef used on opensource projects

Example 1 with PTableRef

use of org.apache.phoenix.schema.PTableRef in project phoenix by apache.

the class MutationState method shouldResubmitTransaction.

/**
 * Determines whether indexes were added to mutated tables while the transaction was in progress.
 * @return true if indexes were added and false otherwise.
 * @throws SQLException
 */
private boolean shouldResubmitTransaction(Set<TableRef> txTableRefs) throws SQLException {
    if (logger.isInfoEnabled())
        logger.info("Checking for index updates as of " + getInitialWritePointer());
    MetaDataClient client = new MetaDataClient(connection);
    PMetaData cache = connection.getMetaDataCache();
    boolean addedAnyIndexes = false;
    boolean allImmutableTables = !txTableRefs.isEmpty();
    for (TableRef tableRef : txTableRefs) {
        PTable dataTable = tableRef.getTable();
        List<PTable> oldIndexes;
        PTableRef ptableRef = cache.getTableRef(dataTable.getKey());
        oldIndexes = ptableRef.getTable().getIndexes();
        // Always check at server for metadata change, as it's possible that the table is configured to not check for metadata changes
        // but in this case, the tx manager is telling us it's likely that there has been a change.
        MetaDataMutationResult result = client.updateCache(dataTable.getTenantId(), dataTable.getSchemaName().getString(), dataTable.getTableName().getString(), true);
        long timestamp = TransactionUtil.getResolvedTime(connection, result);
        tableRef.setTimeStamp(timestamp);
        PTable updatedDataTable = result.getTable();
        if (updatedDataTable == null) {
            throw new TableNotFoundException(dataTable.getSchemaName().getString(), dataTable.getTableName().getString());
        }
        allImmutableTables &= updatedDataTable.isImmutableRows();
        tableRef.setTable(updatedDataTable);
        if (!addedAnyIndexes) {
            // TODO: in theory we should do a deep equals check here, as it's possible
            // that an index was dropped and recreated with the same name but different
            // indexed/covered columns.
            addedAnyIndexes = (!oldIndexes.equals(updatedDataTable.getIndexes()));
            if (logger.isInfoEnabled())
                logger.info((addedAnyIndexes ? "Updates " : "No updates ") + "as of " + timestamp + " to " + updatedDataTable.getName().getString() + " with indexes " + updatedDataTable.getIndexes());
        }
    }
    if (logger.isInfoEnabled())
        logger.info((addedAnyIndexes ? "Updates " : "No updates ") + "to indexes as of " + getInitialWritePointer() + " over " + (allImmutableTables ? " all immutable tables" : " some mutable tables"));
    // If any indexes were added, then the conflict might be due to DDL/DML fence.
    return allImmutableTables || addedAnyIndexes;
}