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/*
Copyright (c) 2015 Red Hat, Inc. <http://www.redhat.com>
This file is part of GlusterFS.
This file is licensed to you under your choice of the GNU Lesser
General Public License, version 3 or any later version (LGPLv3 or
later), or the GNU General Public License, version 2 (GPLv2), in all
cases as published by the Free Software Foundation.
*/
#ifndef __GFDB_DATA_STORE_H
#define __GFDB_DATA_STORE_H
#ifndef _CONFIG_H
#define _CONFIG_H
#include "config.h"
#endif
#include "glusterfs.h"
#include "xlator.h"
#include "logging.h"
#include "common-utils.h"
#include <time.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include "gfdb_data_store_types.h"
#include "gfdb_sqlite3.h"
/* GFDB Connection Node:
* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
* Represents the connection to the database while using libgfdb
* The connection node is not thread safe as far as fini_db is concerned.
* You can use a single connection node
* to do multithreaded db operations like insert/delete/find of records.
* But you need to wait for all the operating threads to complete i.e
* pthread_join() and then do fini_db() to kill the connection node.
* gfdb_conn_node_t is an opaque structure.
* */
typedef struct gfdb_conn_node_t gfdb_conn_node_t;
/*Libgfdb API Function: Used to initialize db connection
* Arguments:
* args : Dictionary containing database specific parameters
* eg: For sqlite3, pagesize, cachesize, db name, db path
etc
* gfdb_db_type : Type of data base used i.e sqlite or hyperdex etc
* Returns : if successful return the GFDB Connection Node to the caller or
* NULL value in case of failure*/
gfdb_conn_node_t *
init_db(dict_t *arg, gfdb_db_type_t db_type);
/*Libgfdb API Function: Used to terminate/de-initialize db connection
* (Destructor function for db connection object)
* Arguments:
* _conn_node : DB Connection Index of the DB Connection
* Returns : if successful return 0 or
* -ve value in case of failure*/
int
fini_db(gfdb_conn_node_t *);
/*Libgfdb API Function: Used to insert/updated records in the database
* NOTE: In current gfdb_sqlite plugin we use that
* same function to delete the record. Set the
* gfdb_fop_path to GFDB_FOP_UNDEL to delete the
* link of inode from GF_FLINK_TB and
* GFDB_FOP_UNDEL_ALL to delete all the records from
* GF_FLINK_TB and GF_FILE_TB.
* TODO: Should seperate this function into the
* delete_record function
* Refer CTR Xlator features/changetimerecorder for usage
* Arguments:
* _conn_node : GFDB Connection node
* gfdb_db_record : Record to be inserted/updated
* Returns : if successful return 0 or
* -ve value in case of failure*/
int
insert_record(gfdb_conn_node_t *, gfdb_db_record_t *gfdb_db_record);
/*Libgfdb API Function: Used to delete record from the database
* NOTE: In the current gfdb_sqlite3 plugin
* implementation this function is dummy.
* Use the insert_record function.
* Refer CTR Xlator features/changetimerecorder for usage
* Arguments:
* _conn_node : GFDB Connection node
* gfdb_db_record : Record to be deleted
* Returns : if successful return 0 or
* -ve value in case of failure*/
int
delete_record(gfdb_conn_node_t *, gfdb_db_record_t *gfdb_db_record);
/*Libgfdb API Function: Query all the records from the database
* Arguments:
* _conn_node : GFDB Connection node
* query_callback : Call back function that will be called
* for every record found
* _query_cbk_args : Custom argument passed for the call back
* function query_callback
* Returns : if successful return 0 or
* -ve value in case of failure*/
int find_all(gfdb_conn_node_t *, gf_query_callback_t query_callback,
void *_query_cbk_args);
/*Libgfdb API Function: Query records/files that have not changed/accessed
* from a time in past to current time
* Arguments:
* _conn_node : GFDB Connection node
* query_callback : Call back function that will be called
* for every record found
* _query_cbk_args : Custom argument passed for the call back
* function query_callback
* for_time : Time from where the file/s are not
* changed/accessed
* Returns : if successful return 0 or
* -ve value in case of failure*/
int find_unchanged_for_time(gfdb_conn_node_t *,
gf_query_callback_t query_callback,
void *_query_cbk_args, gfdb_time_t *for_time);
/*Libgfdb API Function: Query records/files that have changed/accessed from a
* time in past to current time
* Arguments:
* _conn_node : GFDB Connection node
* query_callback : Call back function that will be called
* for every record found
* _query_cbk_args : Custom argument passed for the call back
* function query_callback
* for_time : Time from where the file/s are
* changed/accessed
* Returns : if successful return 0 or
* -ve value in case of failure*/
int find_recently_changed_files(gfdb_conn_node_t *_conn,
gf_query_callback_t query_callback, void *_query_cbk_args,
gfdb_time_t *from_time);
/*Libgfdb API Function: Query records/files that have not changed/accessed
* from a time in past to current time, with
* a desired frequency
* Arguments:
* _conn_node : GFDB Connection node
* query_callback : Call back function that will be called
* for every record found
* _query_cbk_args : Custom argument passed for the call back
* function query_callback
* for_time : Time from where the file/s are not
* changed/accessed
* write_freq_thresold : Desired Write Frequency lower limit
* read_freq_thresold : Desired Read Frequency lower limit
* _clear_counters : If true, Clears all the frequency counters of
* all files.
* Returns : if successful return 0 or
* -ve value in case of failure*/
int find_unchanged_for_time_freq(gfdb_conn_node_t *_conn,
gf_query_callback_t query_callback,
void *_query_cbk_args,
gfdb_time_t *for_time,
int write_freq_thresold,
int read_freq_thresold,
gf_boolean_t _clear_counters);
/*Libgfdb API Function: Query records/files that have changed/accessed from a
* time in past to current time, with
* a desired frequency
* Arguments:
* _conn_node : GFDB Connection node
* query_callback : Call back function that will be called
* for every record found
* _query_cbk_args : Custom argument passed for the call back
* function query_callback
* for_time : Time from where the file/s are
* changed/accessed
* write_freq_thresold : Desired Write Frequency lower limit
* read_freq_thresold : Desired Read Frequency lower limit
* _clear_counters : If true, Clears all the frequency counters of
* all files.
* Returns : if successful return 0 or
* -ve value in case of failure*/
int find_recently_changed_files_freq(gfdb_conn_node_t *_conn,
gf_query_callback_t query_callback,
void *_query_cbk_args,
gfdb_time_t *from_time,
int write_freq_thresold,
int read_freq_thresold,
gf_boolean_t _clear_counters);
#endif
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