mariadb/storage/innobase/include/fsp0file.h
Marko Mäkelä b05bf8ff0f Merge 10.1 to 10.2.
Most notably, this includes MDEV-11623, which includes a fix and
an upgrade procedure for the InnoDB file format incompatibility
that is present in MariaDB Server 10.1.0 through 10.1.20.

In other words, this merge should address
MDEV-11202 InnoDB 10.1 -> 10.2 migration does not work
2017-01-19 12:06:13 +02:00

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/**************************************************//**
@file include/fsp0file.h
Tablespace data file implementation.
Created 2013-7-26 by Kevin Lewis
*******************************************************/
#ifndef fsp0file_h
#define fsp0file_h
#include "ha_prototypes.h"
#include "log0log.h"
#include "mem0mem.h"
#include "os0file.h"
#include "fil0crypt.h"
#include <vector>
/** Types of raw partitions in innodb_data_file_path */
enum device_t {
SRV_NOT_RAW = 0, /*!< Not a raw partition */
SRV_NEW_RAW, /*!< A 'newraw' partition, only to be
initialized */
SRV_OLD_RAW /*!< An initialized raw partition */
};
/** Data file control information. */
class Datafile {
friend class Tablespace;
friend class SysTablespace;
public:
Datafile()
:
m_name(),
m_filepath(),
m_filename(),
m_handle(OS_FILE_CLOSED),
m_open_flags(OS_FILE_OPEN),
m_size(),
m_order(),
m_type(SRV_NOT_RAW),
m_space_id(ULINT_UNDEFINED),
m_flags(),
m_exists(),
m_is_valid(),
m_first_page_buf(),
m_first_page(),
m_last_os_error(),
m_file_info(),
m_crypt_info()
{
/* No op */
}
Datafile(const char* name, ulint flags, ulint size, ulint order)
:
m_name(mem_strdup(name)),
m_filepath(),
m_filename(),
m_handle(OS_FILE_CLOSED),
m_open_flags(OS_FILE_OPEN),
m_size(size),
m_order(order),
m_type(SRV_NOT_RAW),
m_space_id(ULINT_UNDEFINED),
m_flags(flags),
m_exists(),
m_is_valid(),
m_first_page_buf(),
m_first_page(),
m_last_os_error(),
m_file_info(),
m_crypt_info()
{
ut_ad(m_name != NULL);
/* No op */
}
Datafile(const Datafile& file)
:
m_handle(file.m_handle),
m_open_flags(file.m_open_flags),
m_size(file.m_size),
m_order(file.m_order),
m_type(file.m_type),
m_space_id(file.m_space_id),
m_flags(file.m_flags),
m_exists(file.m_exists),
m_is_valid(file.m_is_valid),
m_first_page_buf(),
m_first_page(),
m_last_os_error(),
m_file_info(),
m_crypt_info()
{
m_name = mem_strdup(file.m_name);
ut_ad(m_name != NULL);
if (file.m_filepath != NULL) {
m_filepath = mem_strdup(file.m_filepath);
ut_a(m_filepath != NULL);
set_filename();
} else {
m_filepath = NULL;
m_filename = NULL;
}
}
virtual ~Datafile()
{
shutdown();
}
Datafile& operator=(const Datafile& file)
{
ut_a(this != &file);
ut_ad(m_name == NULL);
m_name = mem_strdup(file.m_name);
ut_a(m_name != NULL);
m_size = file.m_size;
m_order = file.m_order;
m_type = file.m_type;
ut_a(m_handle == OS_FILE_CLOSED);
m_handle = file.m_handle;
m_exists = file.m_exists;
m_is_valid = file.m_is_valid;
m_open_flags = file.m_open_flags;
m_space_id = file.m_space_id;
m_flags = file.m_flags;
m_last_os_error = 0;
if (m_filepath != NULL) {
ut_free(m_filepath);
m_filepath = NULL;
m_filename = NULL;
}
if (file.m_filepath != NULL) {
m_filepath = mem_strdup(file.m_filepath);
ut_a(m_filepath != NULL);
set_filename();
}
/* Do not make a copy of the first page,
it should be reread if needed */
m_first_page_buf = NULL;
m_first_page = NULL;
/* Do not copy crypt info it is read from first page */
m_crypt_info = NULL;
return(*this);
}
/** Initialize the name and flags of this datafile.
@param[in] name tablespace name, will be copied
@param[in] flags tablespace flags */
void init(const char* name, ulint flags);
/** Release the resources. */
virtual void shutdown();
/** Open a data file in read-only mode to check if it exists
so that it can be validated.
@param[in] strict whether to issue error messages
@return DB_SUCCESS or error code */
virtual dberr_t open_read_only(bool strict);
/** Open a data file in read-write mode during start-up so that
doublewrite pages can be restored and then it can be validated.
@param[in] read_only_mode if true, then readonly mode checks
are enforced.
@return DB_SUCCESS or error code */
virtual dberr_t open_read_write(bool read_only_mode)
MY_ATTRIBUTE((warn_unused_result));
/** Initialize OS specific file info. */
void init_file_info();
/** Close a data file.
@return DB_SUCCESS or error code */
dberr_t close();
/** Make a full filepath from a directory path and a filename.
Prepend the dirpath to filename using the extension given.
If dirpath is NULL, prepend the default datadir to filepath.
Store the result in m_filepath.
@param[in] dirpath directory path
@param[in] filename filename or filepath
@param[in] ext filename extension */
void make_filepath(
const char* dirpath,
const char* filename,
ib_extention ext);
/** Set the filepath by duplicating the filepath sent in */
void set_filepath(const char* filepath);
/** Allocate and set the datafile or tablespace name in m_name.
If a name is provided, use it; else extract a file-per-table
tablespace name from m_filepath. The value of m_name
will be freed in the destructor.
@param[in] name Tablespace Name if known, NULL if not */
void set_name(const char* name);
/** Validates the datafile and checks that it conforms with
the expected space ID and flags. The file should exist and be
successfully opened in order for this function to validate it.
@param[in] space_id The expected tablespace ID.
@param[in] flags The expected tablespace flags.
@retval DB_SUCCESS if tablespace is valid, DB_ERROR if not.
m_is_valid is also set true on success, else false. */
dberr_t validate_to_dd(ulint space_id, ulint flags)
MY_ATTRIBUTE((warn_unused_result));
/** Validates this datafile for the purpose of recovery.
The file should exist and be successfully opened. We initially
open it in read-only mode because we just want to read the SpaceID.
However, if the first page is corrupt and needs to be restored
from the doublewrite buffer, we will reopen it in write mode and
ry to restore that page.
@retval DB_SUCCESS if tablespace is valid, DB_ERROR if not.
m_is_valid is also set true on success, else false. */
dberr_t validate_for_recovery()
MY_ATTRIBUTE((warn_unused_result));
/** Checks the consistency of the first page of a datafile when the
tablespace is opened. This occurs before the fil_space_t is created
so the Space ID found here must not already be open.
m_is_valid is set true on success, else false.
@param[out] flush_lsn contents of FIL_PAGE_FILE_FLUSH_LSN
@retval DB_SUCCESS on if the datafile is valid
@retval DB_CORRUPTION if the datafile is not readable
@retval DB_TABLESPACE_EXISTS if there is a duplicate space_id */
dberr_t validate_first_page(lsn_t* flush_lsn)
MY_ATTRIBUTE((warn_unused_result));
/** Get Datafile::m_name.
@return m_name */
const char* name() const
{
return(m_name);
}
/** Get Datafile::m_filepath.
@return m_filepath */
const char* filepath() const
{
return(m_filepath);
}
/** Get Datafile::m_handle.
@return m_handle */
os_file_t handle() const
{
return(m_handle);
}
/** Get Datafile::m_order.
@return m_order */
ulint order() const
{
return(m_order);
}
/** Get Datafile::m_space_id.
@return m_space_id */
ulint space_id() const
{
return(m_space_id);
}
/** Get Datafile::m_flags.
@return m_flags */
ulint flags() const
{
return(m_flags);
}
/**
@return true if m_handle is open, false if not */
bool is_open() const
{
return(m_handle != OS_FILE_CLOSED);
}
/** Get Datafile::m_is_valid.
@return m_is_valid */
bool is_valid() const
{
return(m_is_valid);
}
/** Get the last OS error reported
@return m_last_os_error */
ulint last_os_error() const
{
return(m_last_os_error);
}
fil_space_crypt_t* get_crypt_info() const
{
return(m_crypt_info);
}
/** Test if the filepath provided looks the same as this filepath
by string comparison. If they are two different paths to the same
file, same_as() will be used to show that after the files are opened.
@param[in] other filepath to compare with
@retval true if it is the same filename by char comparison
@retval false if it looks different */
bool same_filepath_as(const char* other) const;
/** Test if another opened datafile is the same file as this object.
@param[in] other Datafile to compare with
@return true if it is the same file, else false */
bool same_as(const Datafile& other) const;
private:
/** Free the filepath buffer. */
void free_filepath();
/** Set the filename pointer to the start of the file name
in the filepath. */
void set_filename()
{
if (m_filepath == NULL) {
return;
}
char* last_slash = strrchr(m_filepath, OS_PATH_SEPARATOR);
m_filename = last_slash ? last_slash + 1 : m_filepath;
}
/** Create/open a data file.
@param[in] read_only_mode if true, then readonly mode checks
are enforced.
@return DB_SUCCESS or error code */
dberr_t open_or_create(bool read_only_mode)
MY_ATTRIBUTE((warn_unused_result));
/** Reads a few significant fields from the first page of the
datafile, which must already be open.
@param[in] read_only_mode if true, then readonly mode checks
are enforced.
@return DB_SUCCESS or DB_IO_ERROR if page cannot be read */
dberr_t read_first_page(bool read_first_page)
MY_ATTRIBUTE((warn_unused_result));
/** Free the first page from memory when it is no longer needed. */
void free_first_page();
/** Set the Datafile::m_open_flags.
@param open_flags The Open flags to set. */
void set_open_flags(os_file_create_t open_flags)
{
m_open_flags = open_flags;
};
/** Determine if this datafile is on a Raw Device
@return true if it is a RAW device. */
bool is_raw_device()
{
return(m_type != SRV_NOT_RAW);
}
/* DATA MEMBERS */
/** Datafile name at the tablespace location.
This is either the basename of the file if an absolute path
was entered, or it is the relative path to the datadir or
Tablespace::m_path. */
char* m_name;
protected:
/** Physical file path with base name and extension */
char* m_filepath;
private:
/** Determine the space id of the given file descriptor by reading
a few pages from the beginning of the .ibd file.
@return DB_SUCCESS if space id was successfully identified,
else DB_ERROR. */
dberr_t find_space_id();
/** Restore the first page of the tablespace from
the double write buffer.
@return whether the operation failed */
bool restore_from_doublewrite();
/** Points into m_filepath to the file name with extension */
char* m_filename;
/** Open file handle */
os_file_t m_handle;
/** Flags to use for opening the data file */
os_file_create_t m_open_flags;
/** size in database pages */
ulint m_size;
/** ordinal position of this datafile in the tablespace */
ulint m_order;
/** The type of the data file */
device_t m_type;
/** Tablespace ID. Contained in the datafile header.
If this is a system tablespace, FSP_SPACE_ID is only valid
in the first datafile. */
ulint m_space_id;
/** Tablespace flags. Contained in the datafile header.
If this is a system tablespace, FSP_SPACE_FLAGS are only valid
in the first datafile. */
ulint m_flags;
/** true if file already existed on startup */
bool m_exists;
/* true if the tablespace is valid */
bool m_is_valid;
/** Buffer to hold first page */
byte* m_first_page_buf;
/** Pointer to the first page held in the buffer above */
byte* m_first_page;
protected:
/** Last OS error received so it can be reported if needed. */
ulint m_last_os_error;
public:
/** Use the following to determine the uniqueness of this datafile. */
#ifdef _WIN32
/* Use fields dwVolumeSerialNumber, nFileIndexLow, nFileIndexHigh. */
BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION m_file_info;
#else
/* Use field st_ino. */
struct stat m_file_info;
#endif /* WIN32 */
/** Encryption information */
fil_space_crypt_t* m_crypt_info;
};
/** Data file control information. */
class RemoteDatafile : public Datafile
{
private:
/** Link filename (full path) */
char* m_link_filepath;
public:
RemoteDatafile()
:
m_link_filepath()
{
/* No op - base constructor is called. */
}
RemoteDatafile(const char* name, ulint size, ulint order)
:
m_link_filepath()
{
/* No op - base constructor is called. */
}
~RemoteDatafile()
{
shutdown();
}
/** Release the resources. */
void shutdown();
/** Get the link filepath.
@return m_link_filepath */
const char* link_filepath() const
{
return(m_link_filepath);
}
/** Set the link filepath. Use default datadir, the base name of
the path provided without its suffix, plus DOT_ISL.
@param[in] path filepath which contains a basename to use.
If NULL, use m_name as the basename. */
void set_link_filepath(const char* path);
/** Create a link filename based on the contents of m_name,
open that file, and read the contents into m_filepath.
@retval DB_SUCCESS if remote linked tablespace file is opened and read.
@retval DB_CANNOT_OPEN_FILE if the link file does not exist. */
dberr_t open_link_file();
/** Delete an InnoDB Symbolic Link (ISL) file. */
void delete_link_file(void);
/** Open a handle to the file linked to in an InnoDB Symbolic Link file
in read-only mode so that it can be validated.
@param[in] strict whether to issue error messages
@return DB_SUCCESS or error code */
dberr_t open_read_only(bool strict);
/** Opens a handle to the file linked to in an InnoDB Symbolic Link
file in read-write mode so that it can be restored from doublewrite
and validated.
@param[in] read_only_mode If true, then readonly mode checks
are enforced.
@return DB_SUCCESS or error code */
dberr_t open_read_write(bool read_only_mode)
MY_ATTRIBUTE((warn_unused_result));
/******************************************************************
Global Static Functions; Cannot refer to data members.
******************************************************************/
/** Creates a new InnoDB Symbolic Link (ISL) file. It is always
created under the 'datadir' of MySQL. The datadir is the directory
of a running mysqld program. We can refer to it by simply using
the path ".".
@param[in] name tablespace name
@param[in] filepath remote filepath of tablespace datafile
@return DB_SUCCESS or error code */
static dberr_t create_link_file(
const char* name,
const char* filepath);
/** Delete an InnoDB Symbolic Link (ISL) file by name.
@param[in] name tablespace name */
static void delete_link_file(const char* name);
/** Read an InnoDB Symbolic Link (ISL) file by name.
It is always created under the datadir of MySQL.
For file-per-table tablespaces, the isl file is expected to be
in a 'database' directory and called 'tablename.isl'.
The caller must free the memory returned if it is not null.
@param[in] link_filepath filepath of the ISL file
@return Filepath of the IBD file read from the ISL file */
static char* read_link_file(
const char* link_filepath);
};
#endif /* fsp0file_h */