MySQL 8.4.2
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#include <type_traits>
#include "sql/join_optimizer/access_path.h"
#include "sql/range_optimizer/range_optimizer.h"
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enum class | WalkAccessPathPolicy { STOP_AT_MATERIALIZATION , ENTIRE_QUERY_BLOCK , ENTIRE_TREE } |
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template<class AccessPathPtr , class Func , class JoinPtr > | |
void | WalkAccessPaths (AccessPathPtr path, JoinPtr join, WalkAccessPathPolicy cross_query_blocks, Func &&func, bool post_order_traversal=false) |
Traverse every access path below path (possibly limited to the current query block with the cross_query_blocks parameter), calling func() for each one with pre- or post-order traversal. More... | |
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void | WalkTablesUnderAccessPath (AccessPath *root_path, Func &&func, bool include_pruned_tables) |
A wrapper around WalkAccessPaths() that collects all tables under “root_path” and calls the given functor, stopping at materializations. More... | |
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void WalkAccessPaths | ( | AccessPathPtr | path, |
JoinPtr | join, | ||
WalkAccessPathPolicy | cross_query_blocks, | ||
Func && | func, | ||
bool | post_order_traversal = false |
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Traverse every access path below path
(possibly limited to the current query block with the cross_query_blocks
parameter), calling func() for each one with pre- or post-order traversal.
If func() returns true, the traversal does not descend into the children of the current path. For post-order traversal, the children have already been traversed when func() is called, so it is too late to skip them, and the return value of func() is effectively ignored.
The join
parameter signifies what query block path
is part of, since that is not implicit from the path itself. The function will track this as it changes throughout the tree (in MATERIALIZE or STREAM access paths), and will give the correct value to the func() callback. It is only used by WalkAccessPaths() itself if the policy is ENTIRE_QUERY_BLOCK; if not, it is only used for the func() callback, and you can set it to nullptr if you wish. func() must have signature func(AccessPath *, const JOIN *), or it could be JOIN * if a non-const JOIN is given in.
void WalkTablesUnderAccessPath | ( | AccessPath * | root_path, |
Func && | func, | ||
bool | include_pruned_tables | ||
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A wrapper around WalkAccessPaths() that collects all tables under “root_path” and calls the given functor, stopping at materializations.
This is typically used to know which tables to sort or the like.
func() must have signature func(TABLE *), and return true upon error.