dd_view.h

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#ifndef DD_VIEW_INCLUDED
#define DD_VIEW_INCLUDED
 
struct MEM_ROOT;
class THD;
class Table_ref;
 
namespace dd {
class Schema;
class View;
 
/**
  Store view metadata in the data-dictionary.
 
  @param   thd                Thread handle.
  @param   schema             Schema where the view should be created.
  @param   view               Table_ref element describing the view.
 
  @note The caller must rollback both statement and transaction on failure,
        before any further accesses to DD. This is because such a failure
        might be caused by a deadlock, which requires rollback before any
        other operations on SE (including reads using attachable transactions)
        can be done.
 
  @retval  false        On Success.
  @retval  true         On Failure.
*/
bool create_view(THD *thd, const dd::Schema &schema, Table_ref *view);
 
/**
  Update view metadata in dd.views.
 
  @param thd                Thread handle.
  @param new_view           View object that should be updated.
  @param view               Table_ref element describing the new view.
 
  @note The caller must rollback both statement and transaction on failure,
        before any further accesses to DD. This is because such a failure
        might be caused by a deadlock, which requires rollback before any
        other operations on SE (including reads using attachable transactions)
        can be done.
 
  @retval false       On success.
  @retval true        On failure.
*/
bool update_view(THD *thd, dd::View *new_view, Table_ref *view);
 
/** Read view metadata from dd.views into Table_ref */
bool read_view(Table_ref *view, const dd::View &view_ref, MEM_ROOT *mem_root);
 
/**
  Update view status(valid/invalid) value in dd.views.options.
 
  @param   thd          Thread handle.
  @param   schema_name  Schema name.
  @param   view_name    View name.
  @param   status       View status(valid/invalid).
  @param   commit_dd_changes  Indicates whether changes to DD need to be
                              committed.
 
  @note In case when commit_dd_changes is false, the caller must rollback
        both statement and transaction on failure, before any further
        accesses to DD. This is because such a failure might be caused by
        a deadlock, which requires rollback before any other operations on
        SE (including reads using attachable transactions) can be done.
        If case when commit_dd_changes is true this function will handle
        transaction rollback itself.
 
  @retval  false        On Success.
  @retval  true         On Failure.
*/
bool update_view_status(THD *thd, const char *schema_name,
                        const char *view_name, bool status,
                        bool commit_dd_changes);
 
}  // namespace dd
#endif  // DD_VIEW_INCLUDED