def __init__(self, fm, blk):
self.fm = fm
self.blk = blk
self.currentpos = 0
self.boundary = 0
b = bytearray(fm.blockSize())
self.p = Page(b)
self.moveToBlock(blk)
def printLogRecords(cls, msg):
print(msg)
iterator = cls.lm.iterator()
while iterator.hasNext():
rec = iterator.next()
p = Page(rec)
s = p.getString(0)
npos = Page.maxLength(len(s))
val = p.getInt(npos)
print("[" + s + ", " + str(val) + "]")
print()
def __init__(self, fm, logfile):
self.fm = fm
self.logfile = logfile
b = bytearray(fm.blockSize())
self.logpage = Page(b)
logsize = fm.length(logfile)
if logsize == 0:
self.currentblk = self.appendNewBlock()
else:
self.currentblk = BlockId(logfile, logsize - 1)
self.fm.read(self.currentblk, self.logpage)
self.latestLSN = 0
self.lastSavedLSN = 0
self.lock = threading.Lock() # 同步锁
def lengthInBytes(self, fldname):
fldtype = self._schema.type(fldname)
if fldtype == INTEGER:
return Integer.BYTES
else:
# fldtype == VARCHAR
return Page.maxLength(self._schema.length(fldname))
class LogIterator:
#
# * Creates an iterator for the records in the log file,
# * positioned after the last log record.
#
def __init__(self, fm, blk):
self.fm = fm
self.blk = blk
self.currentpos = 0
self.boundary = 0
b = bytearray(fm.blockSize())
self.p = Page(b)
self.moveToBlock(blk)
#
# * Determines if the current log record
# * is the earliest record in the log file.
# * @return true if there is an earlier record
#
def hasNext(self):
return self.currentpos < self.fm.blockSize() or self.blk.number() > 0
#
# * Moves to the next log record in the block.
# * If there are no more log records in the block,
# * then move to the previous block
# * and return the log record from there.
# * @return the next earliest log record
#
def next(self):
if self.currentpos == self.fm.blockSize():
self.blk = BlockId(self.blk.fileName(), self.blk.number() - 1)
self.moveToBlock(self.blk)
rec = self.p.getBytes(self.currentpos)
self.currentpos += Integer.BYTES + len(rec)
return rec
#
# * Moves to the specified log block
# * and positions it at the first record in that block
# * (i.e., the most recent one).
#
def moveToBlock(self, blk):
self.fm.read(blk, self.p)
self.boundary = self.p.getInt(0)
self.currentpos = self.boundary
def __init__(self, fm, lm):
self.fm = fm
self.lm = lm
self._contents = Page(fm.blockSize())
self.blk = None
self.pins = 0
self.txnum = -1
self.lsn = -1
def createLogRecord(cls, s, n):
spos = 0
npos = spos + Page.maxLength(len(s))
b = bytearray(npos + Integer.BYTES)
p = Page(b)
p.setString(spos, s)
p.setInt(npos, n)
return b
def __init__(self, p):
super(SetStringRecord, self).__init__()
tpos = Integer.BYTES
self.txnum = p.getInt(tpos)
fpos = tpos + Integer.BYTES
filename = p.getString(fpos)
bpos = fpos + Page.maxLength(len(filename))
blknum = p.getInt(bpos)
self.blk = BlockId(filename, blknum)
opos = bpos + Integer.BYTES
self.offset = p.getInt(opos)
vpos = opos + Integer.BYTES
self.val = p.getString(vpos)
def printValues(msg):
print(msg)
p0 = Page(RecoveryTest.fm.blockSize())
p1 = Page(RecoveryTest.fm.blockSize())
RecoveryTest.fm.read(RecoveryTest.blk0, p0)
RecoveryTest.fm.read(RecoveryTest.blk1, p1)
pos = 0
for i in range(6):
print(str(p0.getInt(pos)) + " ", end='')
print(str(p1.getInt(pos)) + " ", end='')
pos += Integer.BYTES
print(p0.getString(30) + " ", end='')
print(p1.getString(30) + " ", end='')
print()
def main(cls, args):
# db = SimpleDB("studentdb", 400, 8)
fm = FileMgr(File("recoverytest"), 400)
lm = LogMgr(fm, "simpledb.log")
filename = "simpledb.log"
lastblock = fm.length(filename) - 1
blk = BlockId(filename, lastblock)
p = Page(fm.blockSize())
fm.read(blk, p)
iterator = lm.iterator()
while iterator.hasNext():
byte_array = iterator.next()
rec = LogRecord.createLogRecord(byte_array)
print(rec)
def test3():
db = SimpleDB("studentdb")
lm = db.logMgr()
fm = db.fileMgr()
filename = "simpledb.log"
lastblock = fm.length(filename) - 1
blk = BlockId(filename, lastblock)
p = Page(fm.blockSize())
fm.read(blk, p)
iterator = lm.iterator()
while iterator.hasNext():
byte_array = iterator.next()
rec = LogRecord.createLogRecord(byte_array)
print(rec)
def createLogRecord(byte_array):
p = Page(byte_array)
if p.getInt(0) == LogRecord.CHECKPOINT:
from simpledb.tx.recovery.CheckpointRecord import CheckpointRecord
return CheckpointRecord()
elif p.getInt(0) == LogRecord.START:
from simpledb.tx.recovery.StartRecord import StartRecord
return StartRecord(p)
elif p.getInt(0) == LogRecord.COMMIT:
from simpledb.tx.recovery.CommitRecord import CommitRecord
return CommitRecord(p)
elif p.getInt(0) == LogRecord.ROLLBACK:
from simpledb.tx.recovery.RollbackRecord import RollbackRecord
return RollbackRecord(p)
elif p.getInt(0) == LogRecord.SETINT:
from simpledb.tx.recovery.SetIntRecord import SetIntRecord
return SetIntRecord(p)
elif p.getInt(0) == LogRecord.SETSTRING:
from simpledb.tx.recovery.SetStringRecord import SetStringRecord
return SetStringRecord(p)
else:
return None
def main(cls, args):
# db = SimpleDB("bufferfiletest", 400, 8)
# bm = db.bufferMgr()
fm = FileMgr(File("buffertest"), 400)
lm = LogMgr(fm, "logfile")
bm = BufferMgr(fm, lm, 8)
blk = BlockId("testfile", 2)
pos1 = 88
b1 = bm.pin(blk)
p1 = b1.contents()
p1.setString(pos1, "abcdefghijklm")
size = Page.maxLength(len("abcdefghijklm"))
pos2 = pos1 + size
p1.setInt(pos2, 345)
b1.setModified(1, 0)
bm.unpin(b1)
b2 = bm.pin(blk)
p2 = b2.contents()
print("offset " + str(pos2) + " contains " + str(p2.getInt(pos2)))
print("offset " + str(pos1) + " contains " + p2.getString(pos1))
bm.unpin(b2)
def writeToLog(lm, txnum, blk, offset, val):
tpos = Integer.BYTES
fpos = tpos + Integer.BYTES
bpos = fpos + Page.maxLength(len(blk.fileName()))
opos = bpos + Integer.BYTES
vpos = opos + Integer.BYTES
reclen = vpos + Page.maxLength(len(val))
rec = bytearray(reclen)
p = Page(rec)
p.setInt(0, LogRecord.SETSTRING)
p.setInt(tpos, txnum)
p.setString(fpos, blk.fileName())
p.setInt(bpos, blk.number())
p.setInt(opos, offset)
p.setString(vpos, val)
return lm.append(rec)
def writeToLog(lm, txnum):
rec = bytearray(2 * Integer.BYTES)
p = Page(rec)
p.setInt(0, LogRecord.COMMIT)
p.setInt(Integer.BYTES, txnum)
return lm.append(rec)
def main(cls, args):
# db = SimpleDB("filetest", 400, 8)
# fm = db.fileMgr()
fm = FileMgr(File("filetest"), 400)
blk = BlockId("testfile", 2)
pos1 = 88
p1 = Page(fm.blockSize())
p1.setString(pos1, "abcdefghijklm")
size = Page.maxLength(len("abcdefghijklm"))
pos2 = pos1 + size
p1.setInt(pos2, 345)
fm.write(blk, p1)
p2 = Page(fm.blockSize())
fm.read(blk, p2)
print("offset " + str(pos2) + " contains " + str(p2.getInt(pos2)))
print("offset " + str(pos1) + " contains " + p2.getString(pos1))
def writeToLog(lm):
rec = bytearray(Integer.BYTES)
p = Page(rec)
p.setInt(0, LogRecord.CHECKPOINT)
return lm.append(rec)
class LogMgr:
# Creates the manager for the specified log file.
# If the log file does not yet exist, it is created
# with an empty first block.
# @param FileMgr the file manager
# @param logfile the name of the log file
def __init__(self, fm, logfile):
self.fm = fm
self.logfile = logfile
b = bytearray(fm.blockSize())
self.logpage = Page(b)
logsize = fm.length(logfile)
if logsize == 0:
self.currentblk = self.appendNewBlock()
else:
self.currentblk = BlockId(logfile, logsize - 1)
self.fm.read(self.currentblk, self.logpage)
self.latestLSN = 0
self.lastSavedLSN = 0
self.lock = threading.Lock() # 同步锁
# Ensures that the log record corresponding to the
# specified LSN has been written to disk.
# All earlier log records will also be written to disk.
# @param lsn the LSN of a log record
def flush(self, *args):
if len(args) == 1:
lsn = args[0]
if lsn >= self.lastSavedLSN:
self.flush()
# Write the buffer to the log file.
elif len(args) == 0:
self.fm.write(self.currentblk, self.logpage)
self.lastSavedLSN = self.latestLSN
def iterator(self):
self.flush()
return LogIterator(self.fm, self.currentblk)
# Appends a log record to the log buffer.
# The record consists of an arbitrary array of bytes.
# Log records are written right to left in the buffer.
# The size of the record is written before the bytes.
# The beginning of the buffer contains the location
# of the last-written record (the "boundary").
# Storing the records backwards makes it easy to read
# them in reverse order.
# @param logrec a byte buffer containing the bytes.
# @return the LSN of the final value
@synchronized
def append(self, logrec):
boundary = self.logpage.getInt(0)
recsize = len(logrec)
bytesneeded = recsize + Integer.BYTES
if boundary - bytesneeded < Integer.BYTES: # the log record doesn't fit,
self.flush() # so move to the next block.
self.currentblk = self.appendNewBlock()
boundary = self.logpage.getInt(0)
recpos = boundary - bytesneeded
self.logpage.setBytes(recpos, logrec)
self.logpage.setInt(0, recpos) # the new boundary
self.latestLSN += 1
return self.latestLSN
# Initialize the bytebuffer and append it to the log file.
def appendNewBlock(self):
blk = self.fm.append(self.logfile)
self.logpage.setInt(0, self.fm.blockSize())
self.fm.write(blk, self.logpage)
return blk
