hash_join_chunk.h

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#ifndef SQL_ITERATORS_HASH_JOIN_CHUNK_H_
#define SQL_ITERATORS_HASH_JOIN_CHUNK_H_
 
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#include "my_base.h"
#include "my_sys.h"
#include "sql/pack_rows.h"
 
class String;
 
// A HashJoinChunk is a file located on disk that can be used to store rows.
// It is used in on-disk hash join when a table is to be partitioned out to
// several smaller files, a.k.a. HashJoinChunks.
//
// When writing a column to a HashJoinChunk, we use StoreFromTableBuffers for
// converting the necessary columns into a format suitable for storage on disk.
// Conveniently, StoreFromTableBuffers creates a contiguous range of bytes and a
// corresponding length that easily and efficiently can be written out to the
// file. When reading rows back from a file, LoadIntoTableBuffers() is used to
// put the row back into the table record buffers.
//
// The basic usage goes like this:
//
//   HashJoinChunk chunk;
//   // Initialize a chunk to hold data from the given tables without any match
//   // flags.
//   chunk.Init(tables, /*uses_match_flags=*/false);
//   String buffer; // A buffer that is used when copying data between tables
//                  // and the chunk file, and vica versa.
//   while (iterator->Read() == 0) {
//     // Write the row that lies in the record buffers of "tables" to this
//     // chunk, using the provided buffer. If the chunk file was initialized to
//     // use match flags, we would prefix the row with a match flag saying that
//     // this row did not have any matching row.
//     chunk.WriteRowToChunk(&buffer, /*matched=*/false);
//   };
//
//   chunk.Rewind(); // Prepare to read the first row in this chunk.
//
//   bool match_flag,
//   // Put the row from the chunk to the record buffers of "tables", using the
//   // provided buffer. If the chunk file was initialized to use match flags,
//   // the match flag for the row read would be stored in 'match_flag'.
//   chunk.LoadRowFromChunk(&buffer, &match_flag);
class HashJoinChunk {
 public:
  HashJoinChunk() = default;  // Constructible.
 
  HashJoinChunk(HashJoinChunk &&other);  // Movable.
 
  HashJoinChunk(const HashJoinChunk &obj) = delete;
 
  HashJoinChunk &operator=(HashJoinChunk &&other);
 
  ~HashJoinChunk();
 
  /// Initialize this HashJoinChunk.
  ///
  /// @param tables The tables to store row data from. Which column we store in
  ///   the chunk file is determined by each tables read set.
  /// @param uses_match_flags Whether each row should be prefixed with a match
  ///   flag, saying whether the row had a matching row.
  ///
  /// @returns true if the initialization failed.
  bool Init(const pack_rows::TableCollection &tables, bool uses_match_flags);
 
  /// @returns the number of rows in this HashJoinChunk
  ha_rows num_rows() const { return m_num_rows; }
 
  /// Write a row to the HashJoinChunk.
  ///
  /// Read the row that lies in the record buffer (record[0]) of the given
  /// tables and write it out to the underlying file. If the QEP_TAB signals
  /// that the row ID should be kept, it is also written out. Note that
  /// TABLE::read_set is used to signal which columns that should be written to
  /// the chunk.
  ///
  /// @param buffer a buffer that is used when copying data from the tables to
  ///   the chunk file. Note that any existing data in "buffer" is overwritten.
  /// @param matched whether this row has seen a matching row from the other
  ///   input. The flag is only written if 'm_uses_match_flags' is set, and if
  ///   the row comes from the probe input.
  ///
  /// @retval true on error.
  bool WriteRowToChunk(String *buffer, bool matched);
 
  /// Read a row from the HashJoinChunk and put it in the record buffer.
  ///
  /// The function will read a row from file on disk and put it in the record
  /// buffers (table->record[0]) in the provided tables. The file on disk should
  /// already be pointing to the start of a row.
  ///
  /// @param buffer a buffer that is used when copying data from the chunk file
  ///   to the tables. Note that any existing data in "buffer" is overwritten.
  ///
  /// @param[out] matched whether this row has seen a matching row from the
  ///   other input. The flag is only restored if 'm_uses_match_flags' is set,
  ///   and if the row comes from the probe input.
  /// @retval true on error.
  bool LoadRowFromChunk(String *buffer, bool *matched);
 
  /// Flush the file buffer, and prepare the file for reading.
  ///
  /// @retval true on error
  bool Rewind();
 
 private:
  // A collection of which tables the chunk file holds data from. Used to
  // determine where to read data from, and where to put the data back.
  pack_rows::TableCollection m_tables;
 
  // The number of rows in this chunk file.
  ha_rows m_num_rows{0};
 
  // The underlying file that is used when reading data to and from disk.
  IO_CACHE m_file;
 
  // Whether every row is prefixed with a match flag.
  bool m_uses_match_flags{false};
};
 
#endif  // SQL_ITERATORS_HASH_JOIN_CHUNK_H_