def test_cacher_failure(self):
"""
Test that properties can still be read and written even when they are too larger for the
cacher to handle.
"""
# Existing store - add a normal property
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, self._txn, 10)
self.assertTrue("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
pname1 = propertyName("dummy1")
pvalue1 = propertyValue("*")
yield store1_user1.__setitem__(pname1, pvalue1)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname1], pvalue1)
self.assertEqual(len(store1_user1._cached), 1)
yield self._txn.commit()
# Existing store - add a large property
self._txn = self.store.newTransaction()
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, self._txn, 10)
self.assertTrue("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
pname2 = propertyName("dummy2")
pvalue2 = propertyValue("*" * (Memcacher.MEMCACHE_VALUE_LIMIT + 10))
yield store1_user1.__setitem__(pname2, pvalue2)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname2], pvalue2)
self.assertEqual(len(store1_user1._cached), 2)
yield self._txn.commit()
# Try again - the cacher will fail large values
self._txn = self.store.newTransaction()
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, self._txn, 10)
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in store1_user1._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname1], pvalue1)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname2], pvalue2)
self.assertEqual(len(store1_user1._cached), 2)
yield store1_user1.__delitem__(pname1)
self.assertTrue(pname1 not in store1_user1)
yield store1_user1.__delitem__(pname2)
self.assertTrue(pname2 not in store1_user1)
self.assertEqual(len(store1_user1._cached), 0)
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in store1_user1._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
def test_cacher_failure(self):
"""
Test that properties can still be read and written even when they are too larger for the
cacher to handle.
"""
# Existing store - add a normal property
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, None, self._txn, 10)
self.assertTrue("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
pname1 = propertyName("dummy1")
pvalue1 = propertyValue("*")
yield store1_user1.__setitem__(pname1, pvalue1)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname1], pvalue1)
self.assertEqual(len(store1_user1._cached), 1)
yield self._txn.commit()
# Existing store - add a large property
self._txn = self.store.newTransaction()
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, None, self._txn, 10)
self.assertTrue("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
pname2 = propertyName("dummy2")
pvalue2 = propertyValue("*" * (Memcacher.MEMCACHE_VALUE_LIMIT + 10))
yield store1_user1.__setitem__(pname2, pvalue2)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname2], pvalue2)
self.assertEqual(len(store1_user1._cached), 2)
yield self._txn.commit()
# Try again - the cacher will fail large values
self._txn = self.store.newTransaction()
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, None, self._txn, 10)
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in store1_user1._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname1], pvalue1)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname2], pvalue2)
self.assertEqual(len(store1_user1._cached), 2)
yield store1_user1.__delitem__(pname1)
self.assertTrue(pname1 not in store1_user1)
yield store1_user1.__delitem__(pname2)
self.assertTrue(pname2 not in store1_user1)
self.assertEqual(len(store1_user1._cached), 0)
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in store1_user1._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
def test_cacher_off(self):
"""
Test that properties can still be read and written when the cacher is disabled.
"""
self.patch(self.store, "queryCacher", None)
# Existing store - add a normal property
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, self._txn, 10)
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
pname1 = propertyName("dummy1")
pvalue1 = propertyValue("*")
yield store1_user1.__setitem__(pname1, pvalue1)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname1], pvalue1)
self.assertEqual(len(store1_user1._cached), 1)
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
yield self._txn.commit()
self._txn = self.store.newTransaction()
# Existing store - check a normal property
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, self._txn, 10)
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname1], pvalue1)
def test_cacher_off(self):
"""
Test that properties can still be read and written when the cacher is disabled.
"""
self.patch(self.store, "queryCacher", None)
# Existing store - add a normal property
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, None, self._txn, 10)
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
pname1 = propertyName("dummy1")
pvalue1 = propertyValue("*")
yield store1_user1.__setitem__(pname1, pvalue1)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname1], pvalue1)
self.assertEqual(len(store1_user1._cached), 1)
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
yield self._txn.commit()
self._txn = self.store.newTransaction()
# Existing store - check a normal property
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, None, self._txn, 10)
self.assertFalse("SQL.props:10/user01" in PropertyStore._cacher._memcacheProtocol._cache)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname1], pvalue1)
def test_copy(self):
# Existing store
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, None,
self._txn, 2)
store1_user2 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", "user02", None,
self._txn, 2)
# Populate current store with data
props_user1 = (
(propertyName("dummy1"), propertyValue("value1-user1")),
(propertyName("dummy2"), propertyValue("value2-user1")),
)
props_user2 = (
(propertyName("dummy1"), propertyValue("value1-user2")),
(propertyName("dummy3"), propertyValue("value3-user2")),
)
for name, value in props_user1:
store1_user1[name] = value
for name, value in props_user2:
store1_user2[name] = value
yield self._txn.commit()
self._txn = self.store.newTransaction()
# Existing store
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, None,
self._txn, 2)
# New store
store2_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, None,
self._txn, 3)
# Do copy and check results
yield store2_user1.copyAllProperties(store1_user1)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1.keys(), store2_user1.keys())
store1_user2 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", "user02", None,
self._txn, 2)
store2_user2 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", "user02", None,
self._txn, 3)
self.assertEqual(store1_user2.keys(), store2_user2.keys())
def test_concurrentInsertion(self):
"""
When two property stores set the same value, both should succeed, and
update the cache. Whoever wins the race (i.e. updates last) will set
the last property value.
"""
pname = propertyName("concurrent")
pval1 = propertyValue("alpha")
pval2 = propertyValue("beta")
concurrentTxn = self.store.newTransaction()
@inlineCallbacks
def maybeAbortIt():
try:
yield concurrentTxn.abort()
except AlreadyFinishedError:
pass
self.addCleanup(maybeAbortIt)
concurrentPropertyStore = yield PropertyStore.load(
"user01", None, None, concurrentTxn, 1)
concurrentPropertyStore[pname] = pval1
race = []
def tiebreaker(label):
# Let's not get into the business of figuring out who the database
# concurrency rules are supposed to pick; it might differ. We just
# take the answer we're given for who gets to be the final writer,
# and make sure that matches the property read in the next
# transaction.
def breaktie(result):
race.append(label)
return result
return breaktie
a = concurrentTxn.commit().addCallback(tiebreaker('a'))
self.propertyStore[pname] = pval2
b = self._txn.commit().addCallback(tiebreaker('b'))
del self._txn
self.assertEquals((yield gatherResults([a, b])), [None, None])
yield self._abort(self.propertyStore)
winner = {'a': pval1, 'b': pval2}[race[-1]]
self.assertEquals(self.propertyStore[pname], winner)
def test_concurrentInsertion(self):
"""
When two property stores set the same value, both should succeed, and
update the cache. Whoever wins the race (i.e. updates last) will set
the last property value.
"""
pname = propertyName("concurrent")
pval1 = propertyValue("alpha")
pval2 = propertyValue("beta")
concurrentTxn = self.store.newTransaction()
@inlineCallbacks
def maybeAbortIt():
try:
yield concurrentTxn.abort()
except AlreadyFinishedError:
pass
self.addCleanup(maybeAbortIt)
concurrentPropertyStore = yield PropertyStore.load(
"user01", None, concurrentTxn, 1
)
concurrentPropertyStore[pname] = pval1
race = []
def tiebreaker(label):
# Let's not get into the business of figuring out who the database
# concurrency rules are supposed to pick; it might differ. We just
# take the answer we're given for who gets to be the final writer,
# and make sure that matches the property read in the next
# transaction.
def breaktie(result):
race.append(label)
return result
return breaktie
a = concurrentTxn.commit().addCallback(tiebreaker('a'))
self.propertyStore[pname] = pval2
b = self._txn.commit().addCallback(tiebreaker('b'))
del self._txn
self.assertEquals((yield gatherResults([a, b])), [None, None])
yield self._abort(self.propertyStore)
winner = {'a': pval1,
'b': pval2}[race[-1]]
self.assertEquals(self.propertyStore[pname], winner)
def test_copy(self):
# Existing store
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, self._txn, 2)
store1_user2 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", "user02", self._txn, 2)
# Populate current store with data
props_user1 = (
(propertyName("dummy1"), propertyValue("value1-user1")),
(propertyName("dummy2"), propertyValue("value2-user1")),
)
props_user2 = (
(propertyName("dummy1"), propertyValue("value1-user2")),
(propertyName("dummy3"), propertyValue("value3-user2")),
)
for name, value in props_user1:
store1_user1[name] = value
for name, value in props_user2:
store1_user2[name] = value
yield self._txn.commit()
self._txn = self.store.newTransaction()
# Existing store
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, self._txn, 2)
# New store
store2_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, self._txn, 3)
# Do copy and check results
yield store2_user1.copyAllProperties(store1_user1)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1.keys(), store2_user1.keys())
store1_user2 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", "user02", self._txn, 2)
store2_user2 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", "user02", self._txn, 3)
self.assertEqual(store1_user2.keys(), store2_user2.keys())
def test_insert_delete(self):
# Existing store
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, self._txn, 2)
pname = propertyName("dummy1")
pvalue = propertyValue("value1-user1")
yield store1_user1.__setitem__(pname, pvalue)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname], pvalue)
yield store1_user1.__delitem__(pname)
self.assertTrue(pname not in store1_user1)
yield store1_user1.__setitem__(pname, pvalue)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname], pvalue)
def test_insert_delete(self):
# Existing store
store1_user1 = yield PropertyStore.load("user01", None, None, self._txn, 2)
pname = propertyName("dummy1")
pvalue = propertyValue("value1-user1")
yield store1_user1.__setitem__(pname, pvalue)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname], pvalue)
yield store1_user1.__delitem__(pname)
self.assertTrue(pname not in store1_user1)
yield store1_user1.__setitem__(pname, pvalue)
self.assertEqual(store1_user1[pname], pvalue)
def doSet():
self.propertyStore[propertyName("foo")] = propertyValue("bar")
def doSet():
self.propertyStore[propertyName("foo")] = propertyValue("bar")