Example #1
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 def processDateInterval(self, **kwargs):
   cursor = self.connection.cursor()
   kwargs.setdefault('defaultDeltaWindow',defaultDeltaWindow)
   startDate,deltaDate,endDate = cron_util.getProcessingDates(self.configContext, resultTable, self.productVersionRestriction, cursor, logger, **kwargs)
   startWindow,deltaWindow,endWindow = cron_util.getProcessingWindow(self.configContext, resultTable,self.productVersionRestriction,cursor, logger, **kwargs)
   logger.info("Starting loop from %s up to %s step (%s)",startDate.isoformat(),endDate.isoformat(),deltaWindow)
   if not startWindow:
     startWindow = startDate
   if not deltaWindow:
     deltaWindow = defaultDeltaWindow
   while startWindow + deltaWindow < endDate:
     data = self.countCrashesByUrlInWindow(startWindow=startWindow,deltaWindow=deltaWindow)
     if data:
       logger.info("Saving %s items in window starting at %s",len(data),startWindow)
       self.saveData(startWindow,data)
     else:
       logger.info("Window starting at %s had no data",startWindow)
     # whether or not we saved some data, advance to next slot
     startWindow += deltaWindow
   logger.info("Done processIntervals")
Example #2
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 def processDateInterval(self, **kwargs):
   """
   call processOneMtbfWindow repeatedly for each window in the range defined by at least two paramerters among (start|delta|end)Date
   Other kwargs/context values are passed unchanged to processOneMtbfWindow
   """
   cur = self.connection.cursor()
   now = datetime.datetime.now()
   startDate, deltaDate, endDate = cron_util.getProcessingDates(self.configContext,resultTable,cur,self.logger,**kwargs)
   startWindow,deltaWindow,endWindow = cron_util.getProcessingWindow(self.configContext,resultTable,cur,self.logger,**kwargs)
   if not startDate and not startWindow:
     self.logger.warn("MTBF (%s): No startDate, no startWindow. Did not run.",now)
     return 0
   if not startWindow: # we are guaranteed a startDate after the test above
     startWindow = startDate
   if not startDate or startDate > startWindow:
     startDate = startWindow
   if not deltaWindow:
     deltaWindow = datetime.timedelta(days=1)
   thisMidnight = now.replace(hour=0,minute=0,second=0,microsecond=0)
   if not endDate or endDate > thisMidnight:
     endDate = thisMidnight
   if startDate + deltaWindow > endDate:
     self.logger.warn("MTBF (%s) startDate (%s) too close to endDate (%s). Did not run.",now, startDate,endDate)
     return 0
   count = 0
   if self.debugging:
     self.logger.debug("""mtbf.processDateInterval:
     startDate: %s, deltaDate: %s, endDate: %s
     startWindow: %s, deltaWindow: %s, endWindow: %s """,startDate,deltaDate,endDate,startWindow,deltaWindow,endWindow)
   kwargs['deltaWindow'] = deltaWindow
   startWindow = startDate
   while startWindow + deltaWindow < endDate:
     kwargs['startWindow'] = startWindow
     self.processOneMtbfWindow(**kwargs)
     startWindow += deltaWindow
     count += 1
   return count
Example #3
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  def testGetProcessingDates(self):
    config = {}
    config['processingDelay'] = datetime.timedelta(0)
    cursor = self.connection.cursor()
    self.connection.rollback()
    self.createBunny()
    now = datetime.datetime.now()
    midnight = now.replace(hour=0,minute=0,second=0,microsecond=0)
    defStart = midnight - cron_util.globalInitialDeltaDate
    defEnd = midnight
    while defEnd + cron_util.globalDefaultDeltaWindow < now:
      defEnd += cron_util.globalDefaultDeltaWindow

    mm = cron_util.getProcessingDates(config,self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger)
    assert (defStart,defEnd-defStart,defEnd) == mm, 'But got %s'%(str(mm))
    start = datetime.datetime(2000,1,2,12,12)
    delta = datetime.timedelta(days=3)
    end = start+delta

    # check that just one kwarg raises SystemExit
    assert_raises(SystemExit,cron_util.getProcessingDates,config,self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,startDate=start)
    assert_raises(SystemExit,cron_util.getProcessingDates,config,self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,endDate=end)
    assert_raises(SystemExit,cron_util.getProcessingDates,config,self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,deltaDate=delta)

    # check that just one config raises SystemExit
    assert_raises(SystemExit,cron_util.getProcessingDates,{'startDate':start},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger)
    assert_raises(SystemExit,cron_util.getProcessingDates,{'endDate':end},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger)
    assert_raises(SystemExit,cron_util.getProcessingDates,{'deltaDate':delta},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger)

    # check that two are sufficient
    mm = cron_util.getProcessingDates({'startDate':start},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,endDate=end)
    assert (start,delta,end) == mm, "But got %s"%(str(mm))
    mm = cron_util.getProcessingDates({'startDate':start},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,deltaDate=delta)
    assert (start,delta,end) == mm, "But got %s"%(str(mm))
    mm = cron_util.getProcessingDates({'endDate':end},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,startDate=start)
    assert (start,delta,end) == mm, "But got %s"%(str(mm))
    mm = cron_util.getProcessingDates({'endDate':end},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,deltaDate=delta)
    assert (start,delta,end) == mm, "But got %s"%(str(mm))
    mm = cron_util.getProcessingDates({'deltaDate':delta},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,endDate=end)
    assert (start,delta,end) == mm, "But got %s"%(str(mm))
    mm = cron_util.getProcessingDates({'deltaDate':delta},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,startDate=start)
    assert (start,delta,end) == mm, "But got %s"%(str(mm))

    # check various inconsistencies
    assert_raises(SystemExit,cron_util.getProcessingDates,{'startDate':start},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,endDate=start)
    assert_raises(SystemExit,cron_util.getProcessingDates,{'startDate':start},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,endDate=start-delta)
    assert_raises(SystemExit,cron_util.getProcessingDates,{'startDate':start},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,deltaDate=datetime.timedelta(0))
    assert_raises(SystemExit,cron_util.getProcessingDates,{'startDate':start},self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,deltaDate=datetime.timedelta(days=-1))

    # Check that table with earlier row is ignored
    early = start-datetime.timedelta(days=1)
    cursor.execute("INSERT INTO %s (window_end,window_size) VALUES(%%s,%%s)"%self.tableName,(early,delta))
    self.connection.commit()
    mm = cron_util.getProcessingDates(config,self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,startDate=start,endDate=end)
    assert (start,delta,end) == mm, "But got %s"%(str(mm))

    # Check that table with later row is used
    later = start+datetime.timedelta(days=1)
    cursor.execute("INSERT INTO %s (window_end,window_size) VALUES(%%s,%%s)"%self.tableName,(later,delta))
    self.connection.commit()
    mm = cron_util.getProcessingDates(config,self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,startDate=start,endDate=end)
    assert (later,end-later,end) == mm, 'Expected %s, got %s'%(str((later,end-later,end)),str(mm))

    # Check that table with 'too late' time causes assertion
    later = later+datetime.timedelta(days=4)
    cursor.execute("INSERT INTO %s (window_end,window_size) VALUES(%%s,%%s)"%self.tableName,(later,delta))
    self.connection.commit()
    assert_raises(SystemExit,cron_util.getProcessingDates,config,self.tableName,None,cursor,me.fileLogger,startDate=start,endDate=end)