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//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Microsoft Windows
// Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation, 1991 - 1997.
//
// File: PMComp.cxx
//
// Contents: Persistent index decompressor using during master merge
//
// Classes: CMPersDeComp
//
// History: 21-Apr-94 DwightKr Created
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <pch.cxx>
#pragma hdrstop
#include "mindex.hxx"
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Function: CMPersDeComp::CMPersDeComp
//
// Synopsis: Constructor for the persistent compressor capable of dealing
// with two indexes representing the master index. This will
// allow queries to transparently span both indexes.
//
// Arguments: [curDir] -- directory for the current (old) master index
// [curIid] -- index Id of the current (old) master index
// [curIndex] -- physical index of the current (old) master index
// [newDir] -- directory for the new master index
// [newIid] -- index Id of the new master index
// [pKey] -- starting key to look for
// [widMax] -- maximum workid in the new master index
// [splitKey] -- key which seperates current & new master index
// [mutex] -- mutex to control access to dirs during merge
//
// History: 4-10-94 DwightKr Created
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
CMPersDeComp::CMPersDeComp(
PDirectory & curDir,
INDEXID curIid,
CPhysIndex & curIndex,
WORKID curWidMax,
PDirectory & newDir,
INDEXID newIid,
CPhysIndex & newIndex,
const CKey * pKey,
WORKID newWidMax,
const CSplitKeyInfo & splitKeyInfo,
CMutexSem & mutex ) :
CKeyCursor(curIid, 0),
_curDir(curDir),
_curIid(curIid),
_curIndex(curIndex),
_curWidMax(curWidMax),
_newDir(newDir),
_newIid(newIid),
_newIndex(newIndex),
_newWidMax(newWidMax),
_splitKeyInfo(splitKeyInfo),
_pActiveCursor(0),
_fUseNewIndex(FALSE),
_mutex(mutex),
_lastSplitKeyBuf( splitKeyInfo.GetKey() )
{
//
// Note that _mutex is currently held when this constructor is called.
//
// Determine which index the query should start in. If the key is
// less than or equal to the splitkey, start in the new master index.
// Otherwise start in the current (old) master index.
//
BitOffset posKey;
CKeyBuf keyInit;
if ( pKey->Compare( _lastSplitKeyBuf ) <= 0 )
{
//
// Save the offset of the splitKey so that the NextKey() operation
// can quickly determine if we are about to fall off the logical
// end of the index.
//
_newDir.Seek( _lastSplitKeyBuf, 0, _lastSplitKeyOffset );
ciDebugOut(( DEB_PCOMP,
"Constructor: splitkey '%.*ws' offset = 0x%x:0x%x\n",
_lastSplitKeyBuf.StrLen(), _lastSplitKeyBuf.GetStr(),
_lastSplitKeyOffset.Page(), _lastSplitKeyOffset.Offset() ));
_fUseNewIndex = TRUE;
_newDir.Seek( *pKey, &keyInit, posKey );
_widMax = _newWidMax;
_pActiveCursor = new CPersDeComp( _newDir, _newIid, _newIndex,
posKey, keyInit,
pKey, _newWidMax);
}
else
{
_curDir.Seek( *pKey, &keyInit, posKey );
_widMax = _curWidMax;
_pActiveCursor = new CPersDeComp( _curDir, _curIid, _curIndex,
posKey, keyInit,
pKey, _curWidMax );
}
// Update weights so Rank can be computed
UpdateWeight();
ciDebugOut(( DEB_PCOMP, "found key %.*ws at %lx:%lx\n",
keyInit.StrLen(), keyInit.GetStr(),
posKey.Page(), posKey.Offset() ));
} //CMPersDeComp
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
CMPersDeComp::~CMPersDeComp()
{
delete _pActiveCursor;
}
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
const CKeyBuf * CMPersDeComp::GetKey()
{
Win4Assert( _pActiveCursor );
return _pActiveCursor->GetKey();
}
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Function: CMPersDeComp::GetNextKey()
//
// Synopsis: Obtains the next key from the logical master index.
//
// History: 4-10-94 DwightKr Created
//
// Notes: If we are using the new master index, and the current
// key is the split key, then we have exhausted the new
// master index, and the GetNextKey() operation should
// transparently move to the current master index.
//
// We are comparing BitOffset's here rather than keys
// because it is simplear and faster.
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
const CKeyBuf * CMPersDeComp::GetNextKey()
{
Win4Assert( _pActiveCursor );
//
// Grab the lock to protect access to split key info and the buffers
// in the old index (so the master merge doesn't do a checkpoint
// until after we create a cursor or move the cursor from one page to
// the next. This is really expensive.
//
CLock lock( _mutex );
//
// If we are already using the old master index, then we don't need to
// check the splitkey since we have already crossed over to the old index.
//
if ( !_fUseNewIndex )
return _pActiveCursor->GetNextKey();
//
// We are using the new master index. If we are positioned at the split
// key, the subsequent nextKey() operation will need to take us to
// the old index. Determine if we are about to cross between indexes.
//
BitOffset currentKeyOffset;
_pActiveCursor->GetOffset( currentKeyOffset );
ciDebugOut(( DEB_PCOMP,
"NextKey: splitkey offset = 0x%x:0x%x currentKeyOffset = 0x%x:0x%x\n",
_lastSplitKeyOffset.Page(), _lastSplitKeyOffset.Offset(),
currentKeyOffset.Page(), currentKeyOffset.Offset() ));
if ( _lastSplitKeyOffset > currentKeyOffset )
{
const CKeyBuf *p = _pActiveCursor->GetNextKey();
#if CIDBG == 1
BitOffset boCur;
_pActiveCursor->GetOffset( boCur );
ciDebugOut(( DEB_PCOMP,
"GetNextKey from new index = %.*ws offset = 0x%x:0x%x\n",
p->StrLen(), p->GetStr(),
boCur.Page(), boCur.Offset() ));
#endif // CIDBG == 1
return p;
}
//
// We MAY have crossed over from the new index to the old index.
// Check to see if the split key has moved to verify.
//
if ( !AreEqual( & _lastSplitKeyBuf, & (_splitKeyInfo.GetKey()) ) )
{
_lastSplitKeyBuf = _splitKeyInfo.GetKey();
_newDir.Seek( _lastSplitKeyBuf, 0, _lastSplitKeyOffset );
//
// Check to see if we can continue using the new index since
// the split key has moved.
//
if ( _lastSplitKeyOffset > currentKeyOffset )
{
ciDebugOut(( DEB_PCOMP, "sticking with new index due to split\n" ));
return _pActiveCursor->GetNextKey();
}
}
ciDebugOut(( DEB_PCOMP, "switching to old index given split key %.*ws\n",
_lastSplitKeyBuf.StrLen(), _lastSplitKeyBuf.GetStr() ));
//
// Rebuild the key decompressor to point to the old index on the smallest
// key >= the split key
//
_fUseNewIndex = FALSE;
delete _pActiveCursor;
_pActiveCursor = 0;
BitOffset posKey;
CKeyBuf keyInit;
_curDir.Seek( _lastSplitKeyBuf, &keyInit, posKey );
int iCompare = Compare( &keyInit, &_lastSplitKeyBuf );
// If the split key isn't in the old index, use the next key
if ( iCompare < 0 )
_curDir.SeekNext( _lastSplitKeyBuf, &keyInit, posKey );
ciDebugOut(( DEB_PCOMP, "found key >= (%d) split key = %.*ws at %lx:%lx\n",
iCompare,
keyInit.StrLen(), keyInit.GetStr(),
posKey.Page(), posKey.Offset() ));
// If we're out of keys then say so.
if ( keyInit.IsMaxKey() )
{
ciDebugOut(( DEB_WARN, "at the end of the old index...\n" ));
return 0;
}
_widMax = _curWidMax;
CKey Key( keyInit );
_pActiveCursor = new CPersDeComp( _curDir, _curIid, _curIndex,
posKey, keyInit,
&Key, _curWidMax );
return _pActiveCursor->GetNextKey();
} //GetNextKey
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
const CKeyBuf * CMPersDeComp::GetNextKey( BitOffset * pBitOff )
{
Win4Assert( _pActiveCursor );
return _pActiveCursor->GetNextKey( pBitOff );
}
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
WORKID CMPersDeComp::WorkId()
{
Win4Assert( _pActiveCursor );
return _pActiveCursor->WorkId();
}
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
WORKID CMPersDeComp::NextWorkId()
{
Win4Assert( _pActiveCursor );
return _pActiveCursor->NextWorkId();
}
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ULONG CMPersDeComp::WorkIdCount()
{
Win4Assert( _pActiveCursor );
return _pActiveCursor->WorkIdCount();
}
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
OCCURRENCE CMPersDeComp::Occurrence()
{
Win4Assert( _pActiveCursor );
return _pActiveCursor->Occurrence();
}
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
OCCURRENCE CMPersDeComp::NextOccurrence()
{
Win4Assert( _pActiveCursor );
return _pActiveCursor->NextOccurrence();
}
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
OCCURRENCE CMPersDeComp::MaxOccurrence()
{
Win4Assert( _pActiveCursor );
return _pActiveCursor->MaxOccurrence();
}
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ULONG CMPersDeComp::OccurrenceCount()
{
Win4Assert( _pActiveCursor );
return _pActiveCursor->OccurrenceCount();
}
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ULONG CMPersDeComp::HitCount()
{
Win4Assert( _pActiveCursor );
return _pActiveCursor->HitCount();
}