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buf_read_page(): Return a pointer to a buffer-fixed, non-read-fixed page, or nullptr in case of an error. IORequest::read_complete(): Assert that the page is both read-fixed and buffer-fixed. Sample recv_sys.recovery_on only once. Buffer-unfix the page when the asynchronous read completes. buf_page_t::read_complete(): Assert that the page is both read-fixed and buffer-fixed. Remove a hard-to-test condition on innodb_force_recovery that made a difference when the page number in the read frame did not match. It makes no sense to ignore such corruption. buf_page_t::read_wait(): Wait for a read-fixed and buffer-fixed page to be only buffer-fixed, by acquiring a shared latch. buf_page_init_for_read(): Return a pointer to a buffer-fixed block descriptor pointer, bitwise-ORed with 1 in case the block already exists in the buffer pool. buf_page_create_low(): Before invoking buf_relocate() on a compressed-only ROW_FORMAT=COMPRESSED page, wait for any concurrent IORequest::read_complete() to release its buffer-fix. This is similar to what buf_pool_t::unzip() already did. buf_read_release_count(): Common code for freeing a spare block if needed as well as updating some statistics counters. buf_read_page_low(): Replace the parameter sync with err, which will return an error code to a synchronous caller. Return the pointer to the block, or the special values nullptr (read failure) or -1 or -2 for asynchronous reads. Increment the statistics when a synchronous read was requested. In a synchronous read, if the page has already been allocated in the buffer pool but it is read-fixed, wait for the read to complete. buf_page_get_zip(): Get a buffer-fixed page from buf_read_page(), and unfix() it. Our caller is relying solely on a page latch. buf_read_page_background(): Update the statistics if supplied. |
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